The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-11-29
THE NUPTIAL KNOT.
Some Happy Couples Who Have
Linked TIL cir Lives for Better
or Worse.
BLE-wADE.

GRABLE-wADE.
Miss leila Wade. daughter of Mr.
j. Z. Wade, of Buena Vista. Md. was
married Thursday evening of last
week, at her home, to Mr. Clarence G.
Cradle, of Creagerstown. this county,
Rev. }. B. Lewis officiating.
MACE-MARsH
Mr.. S. V. Mace. of baltimore County,
was married Tuesday afternoon of last
week. at the NJ. f. Parsonage, Liberty,
to Miss Clara v. daughter of Rev.
and Mrs. J. III. Marsh; the father of the
bride performing the ceremony. The
bride was engowned in dark blue
travelling suit.
LEECH-BoORAEM.
DIR. Frank Leech, son of the Rev
George V. Leech, formerly pastor of
the NJ. E. Church here, and Miss Flor
ence Booraem of Washington, we're
married in the latter city, by the
groom's father, on Wednesday of last
week. Rev. Harding B. Leech was
best man.
sELsAM-BRILLINGER
John T. Selsam and Flora Il. Bril-
linger, both of Emigsvile. Pa, were
quietly married at the residence of the
brides grandmother, Mrs. John
Emig, OH North Duke street, that
city, Monday morning of last week, by
Rev. DIR. j. Miller. The groom was
formerly a resident of Creagerstown,
this county.
MERCER-NUSBAUM.
On Wednesday afternoon, OF last
week, at the Reformed parsonage, Mt
Pleasant, Mr.. Edgar p. Mercier and
Miss Fannie r. Nusbaum, both OF Mt
Pleasant District, were Joined in mat
rimony by the Rev. S. ;. Miller. A
reception was held later at the home
OF the brides brother, Howard Nus
baum. Many handsome presents were
received.
REES-WOOLFORD.
The wedding OF Miss Elizabeth l..
Woolford, of Wolford, Md, and Mr..
Ralph II. Rees, was announced "a take
place on Wednesday, the 9th instant,
at Liberty Hail." the fami, resi-
dence of the bride. Miss Woo lfu d is
quite well known and popular M his
city, where she has frequently cen
the guest Of her cousin, Miss Mamie
Marshall Johnson who left I, " laws
ago To he present al tHe nlipti''s Mis-
Woolford was a graduate of tue +. r.
seminary, and her many friends unite
In wishing her every happiness.
GLoYD-BIsRR
The marriage of Miss Eta Mary BIZ
ser, of Evansville, and Mr.. VIM Wal
tiers Gloyd, of Newport News, Va,
was solemnized in st. Ignatus Catho-
lie Church, Urbana. Thursday, the Dist
inst, at 8 d. III. by Rev. Fir. Gaffney,
with appropriate services The Church
was decorated profusely with choice
cut and pOtted flowers. The ushers
We're Messrs. George Gloyd, of Gath
ersburg, and Reuben Bser, of Ijams-
vile. The bride wore neat fitting
gloves to Match. The happy couple
will reside in Newport News The
evening before the nuptials reception
was held at the home of the bride.
HARLEY-HEINLEIN
Mr.. William A. Harley, one of the
most efficient employees in the City
Post Office, and Miss Dorthea Helm
lein, daughter of Mr.. Frederick Helm
lein, were married quietly at the home
of the bride, last Wednesday morning,
the Rev. A. II. Zimmerman perform
ing the ceremony, which was witness
ed only by the relatives aud intimate
friends of the contracting parties. The
gown worn by the bride was of white
silk, trimmed with ribbon, which was
afterwards substituted by travel
ing dress of green novelty cloth. The
house was decorated with pleasing
variety of flowers, and the wedding
was exceedingly pretty. Miss Mamie
Heinleln played the entry march.
After their return from the bridal trip,
the young couple will reside on East
Church street.