The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1894-08-18

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Reported for the Democratic Advocated
Mr.. Robert W. Carter, son of officer James
Carter, and Miss Rhetta Phillinger, daughter
Of Mr.. John P. Phillinger, superintendent Of
Governor Browns Springfield estate, were
united in marriage on Tuesday, the It'll, at 8
O'Clock. The ceremony was performed upon
the lawn at Springfield in front of the beauti-
full mansion of Mr.. Phillinger, and was most
beautiful and impressive one, Rev. Osborne
| Belt, of st. PauPs M. E. Church, officiating.
The bride was attired in handsome dress
Of cream cloth. Those acting as groomsmen
were Messrs.J mo. Bidninger and viii Melville;
The bridesmaids were Miss Florence Phillin-
ger, sister ofthe bride, and Miss Adie Carter,
sister Of the groom. The bride wore a tulle
veil, held with orange blooms, and carried a
white kid prayer book. Spacious tent, was
beautifully decorated with flowers, evergreens
and chinese lanterns. Mrs. Lewis Horpell
presided at the organ, accompanied by Mr..
| VIM. M. Chipley on the violin. After the
cermony a reception was held and choice re-
freshments served.
The bride is handsome, vivacious bru-
nette, and deservedly popular among host
of friends. Mr.. Carter is one of our promi-
nent young business men, and is at present
representing the Sykesville Farm and House
Furnishing Company.
The happy couple were the recipients of a
large number of handsome presents, two bed
room sets from her parents and Mrs. Gov.
Brown, handsome clock from Mr.. and Mrs.
Horpell, 20 pieces of silver ware, 3 rocking
chairs, &c. Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs. Phillinger, Mrs. !. Carter, Misses
Minnie, Florence and Elsie Phillinger, sisters
of the bride; Miss Adie, Jim and Tom Carter,
sister and brothers of the groom; Master Mar
shall, Roy and Nelson Phillinger, brothers of
/ the hri1a. Mrs NJ Ear1nar and E,,,tty Msge
Eta Shipley, Miss Nellie Gardner, Carrie
Richter, Jennie Redmon, Mamie Selby, Emma
| Yingling, Miss Fannie Vernay, Mrs. Charles
| Hoffman, Mr.. and Mrs. +. Selby, Rob MUIR
ply, f. 0'Neal, Mrs. Mccall, c. McHarry,
all of Baltimore; Mrs. Gov. Brown, Miss May
Brown, Master Frank Brown, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Jenkins, guests ofMrs. Brown; Mr.. Her
bet Pitt, guest of Miss May Brown; Mrs.
Brooks and family, Mr.. Frank Barnes and G..
W. White, of Philadelphia, Pa; Mr. and Mrs.
l.. Shipley, Miss Clemmie and Alice Shipley,
Horace and Roger Shipley, George Lamotte,
all of Gambler; Mrs. Selby and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. j. E. Barnes, Vernon Ridgely, Mr..
Tom Buchanan and family, Mr.. and Mrs, NJ.
Selby, of Eldersburg; Miss Eunice and Edna
Gather, Lillian Dixon, Mrs J. Biddinger,
Mr.. C. P. Selby and wife, of Gathers; Mr..
Lewis Horpell and wife, Mr.. j. H. Brown and
wife, Will Selby and wife, John Harris and
wife, Tom Harris and wife, Charles Shorb and
wife, Asa Hepner and wife, j. r. Weer and
wife, A. c. Phebus and wife, J. Phebus and
wife, Albert Forthman and wife, John Baum
and wife, Mr.. Anthony and family, Rev. Mr..
Thomas and wife, L. II. Shullz and wife. L.
P. Shultz and wife, Miss Ella Shultz, Rev. 0.
Belt, l.. Barnes and wife, VIM. H. Bennett and
wife, E. NJ. Mellor and wife, Samuel Monroe
and wife, j. Flohr and wife, Rob Flohr and
wife, Miss Nettie Barnes, Carrie Mellor, Mol
lie Wilson, Lille Phebus, Mary King, Mamie
Brown, John Farow and wife, Charley Fa-
YOUR, VIM. P Gorsuch, Ralph Barnes, Josh
Barnes, G. Barnes, Eugene Berry, Roy Nc
Crome, Will Melville, John Biddinger, Harry
Brown, Harry Phillips, Mr.. w. NJ. Baker
Harry Leggerton, Miss Florence Bellinghau
and brother, of North Branch; Mr.. Griffith