The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1894-04-21
April Brides.
ANrHoNY-McKINsrRY.

Miss Margaret Lyons McKinstry, of Carroll
county, and Rev. VIM. Anthony, of Cumber-
land, Nd, were married in Strawbridge
Methodist Episcopal Church, Union Bridge,
Wednesday afternoon. The bride was attired
in costume of mode and gray French suit
ing, and carried Marechal Neil roses. The
ushers were Revs. James L. McLain and
Edward Hayes. Mendelssohn's wedding
march was played by Miss Gertie Straw, of
Union Bridge. The marriage ceremony was
performed by Rev. Fl. r. Savage. A wedding
breakfast was served at the home of the bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony went to Baltimore, and
then started on Southern tour. They will
reside in Cumberland.
HAINEs-LAMBERT.
Miss Nettie E., daughter of Mrs. Amanda
Lambert, of New Windsor, and Mr.. Marshall
E. Haines, of Hagerstown, Nd, were quietly
married at five o clock Wednesday afternoon,
at Grace Lutheran Parsonage, Westminster,
by the pastor, Rev. P. Il. Miller. Miss Cora
(. Lambert, sister of the bride, and Miss
Elsie E. Haines, sister of the groom, were
bridesmaids. The bride wore travelling
costume of blue serge, trimmed with satin
and pearl buttons, with hat and gloves to
match, and carried white hyacinths. Mr.. and
Haines left at once for their future home, in
Hagerstown.
sHEARER-REsH.
st. Peters Lutheran Church, at Grave Run
Mills, Baltimore county, six miles from
Hampstead, was the scene of brilliant wed
ding Wednesday evening The parties were
Miss Addie NJ. Resh, daughter of Mr.. Daniel
81. Resi-, and Mr.. Theodore f. Shearer, son
of Mr.. Daniel F. Shearer. The ushers were
DR.. d. Milton Resi-, Rev. James f. Resi-,
brothers of the bride, and George D. and
VIM. C. Shearer, brothers of the groom.
Rev. Emory Buhrman performed the cere-
mony, assisted by Rev. Samuel j. Derr. The
bride was attiredin gown Of fine cream hen.
rietta cloth, handsomely trimmed in broeaded
silk, lace and ribbon, with gloves and slip
perS to match.
MYERS-EvERHART.
Another wedding took place on Thursday
evening at the Reformed parsonage, Manehes-
ter. which attracted widespread attention, on
account of the popularity of the young people
most intimately concerned. The groom was
Mr.. VIM. n. Myers, son of Mr.. John Myers,
and the bride Miss Nina Everhart, daughter
of Mr.. George W. Everhart, all of Manches-
ter. Rev. S. NJ. Roeder, pastor of Trinity
Reformed Church, performed the ceremony.
GALLIoN-wELLER.
Miss Minnie Weller, daughter Of Mr.. VIM.
timore county, and Mr.. Allen B. GALLON, of
Howard county, were married Wednesday
evening at st. Luke's Protestant Episcopal
Church, Jacksonville, Rev. Alexander NJ.
Rich officiating Messrs. Frederick Offott
and VIM. +. Weller, Jr., the latter a brother
of the bride, were ushers. The future resi-
dence of the couple will be at Marriottsville.
Melrose Items.
VENTS Union Sunday Schoo was or
ganized on Sunday, April 8, with the follow
ing officers: Pres, John c. Rohrbaugh;
vice-pres., VIM. P. Rhodes; supts., Noah
Peterman, H. B. Burgoon; sec., C. W. Mace;
asst Sec, George P. Wentz; librarians,
Willis C. Rohrbaugh; assts., A. j. Wilson,
Tilden James, J. A. Zepp; treasurer, Phanuel
VENT; managers, c. Crumrine, James c.
Myers, Reverdy Mace, Geo. Crumrine, Jacob
Stermer, Amos Sauble, Nelson Garrett, Jacob
Horich.
Recently your correspondent was shown u
curiosity by Mrs. George Menchey, of near
Green Mount, which we think cannot be
equaled in the United States. 1t was an
Easter egg, colored in 1910 by Mr.. Peter Utz,
before he was married. Afterward he was
married to Elizabeth Lippy, and Mrs. George
Zepp, Mr.. Daniel Utz, Mr.. Joseph Utz and
Mrs. Philip Yost are the only children that
survive them, the youngest being 60 years Of
age. The egg is "a years old, and will need to
be kept but l6 years longer until it is cen
fury old. Mrs. Menchey also showed us an
egg that was colored in 1871.
Mr.. Geo. Bixler is not improved much at
this writing. Recently he had several attacks
of his old disease in succession.
The snow storm last week damaged prop.
erty for the following persons: Mr.. Utz,
Lewis Lippy, VIM. Kreitzer and Cornelius
Crumrine. More damage was done, but we
have not learned the particulars.