The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-10-26
October WEDDINGS
Reported for the Democro,i'. .dvo,

Reported for the Democratic Advocate
On Thursday evening, October 24th. nj
$50 o clock, st. Paul's P. L. Church, Cam
den, y. j., was crowded to witness the we'd
ding of Miss Louise Greeuleaf daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank l.. Vinton. and Charles
+. Herring. teller in the Union National Bank,
Westminster, Nd. The ceremony was per
formed by the rector, Rev. T.. \. Penick.
The bride entered the church on the arm of
her father. by whom she was given away.
she was bec0mingly attired in rich brocade, en-
train, which pearl trimmings aud full bridal
veil, and carried white prayer book. She
was attended by her sister. Miss kitlie ' m
ton. as maid of honor. her gown WAS white
silk null over satin. and she carre, pink
chrysanfhemums. The best man Seal
Parke. of Westminster. Md. The u>hers
We're Charles W. Moore and VIM ID. Reese.
of Westminster Md. lSs Custer. of Deiair.
n. j., and John q. Horner. of Palmyra.
y. J. The bride is granddaughter of the
late Denton Gehr, of Westminster.
After the ceremony reception was gwen
nj the bride residence where umlY the mme-
diately family were present. The bride was
the recipient of large number of presents.
After The reception Mr.. an,l Nr-. Herring left
for an extended bridal tour. those present
from Westminster were DR.. }. W. Herring
and wife. DR.. Joseph I. Herring and wife,
Frank Il. Miller and wife. Frank l.. Herring
and wife. Finksburg, Thomas \. Murray and
wife of Baltimore. Md.
MARTIN-PALaER.
The many friends of Mr. Richard NJ. Mar
tin, of near Hampstead. and Miss Lille May
Palmer, assembled at the home of Miss Pal
mer, at Bachman Mills. this county. on
Thursday evening of last week to witness
their marriage. The rooms and hall were
beautifully decorated with tasty evergreen.
Promptly at seven the bridal party entered
the large parlOr assigned for the nuptial GER
emory. The bride and groom were preceded
by the little flower girls, the bridesmaids and
ushers. The bridesmaids were Misses Effie
May Palmer, twin sister of the bride, and
Masura Wine. her cousin. Of LineborO. and
the flower girls were Misses Eva 5. H.. Pres
ton and Treva NJ. Eyster, Of Manchester.
The ushers were Dir. VIM. VI. Panebaker, Of
Baltimore and Mr.. &. I. Palmer, brother of
the bride Iohengrin's march rendered by
Mrs. Eyster announced the presence of the
happy party and they were met by Rev. t.
NJ. EySter. of Manchester, who performed
the ceremony amidst the good wishes of all
present. After the ceremony a reception
was held and congratulations were heartily
given Mr.. and Mrs. Martin. The ceremonies
were impressive and the occasion was that OF
Joyous marriage. The bride was attired in
a beautiful dress of white crepon with pearl
and lace trimmings and saith ribbon sash
and decorations. The little flower girls and
bridesmaids were handsomely dressed and
the groom and usherS wore conventional
black The bride received numerous presents
many of which were handsome and costly
andconsiStedof ornamental and useful articles.
Later in the evening Mr.. and Mrs Martin
left for tour TO Washington and other cities.
Those present were Bachman's Valley
Mrs. Mary +. Palmer. Lou Y. Palmer, p
Milton Myers and wife. AlfC. Bachman wife
and son Clarence, Charles Shaefer and wife,
John d. Shaefer and wife. Jonas Shalfer and
wife. Emma and Elmer Shatfer. Geo. p. Pan
ebakcr and wife, Mrs. Polly Garrett, Curtis
and RemuS Garrett, Ezra frock and wife.
Jeremiah Lecse and wife. Samuel Wine. Irene
T. Wine. John 4. EbaHgh and wife. Clara +.
and Geo. +. l.. Ebaugh, VIM. IL. Everhart
and wife. Ida Everhart. Susie Bankert. VIM.
Swenk and wife. Milton and Willie Swenk.
Mrs Rachel Frock, David H. Starner and
wife. Herbert Starner Otto Hartman. Mrs.
Jonas Bachman. Ephraim Bachman and wife.
Stella Bachman. Franklin Bachman, Mrs.
Oliver j. Hoover. Addie and Carrie Hoover.
George HeSSon. Abraham Feeser. Edward
Witer, James Ham. In or near Hamp-
Stead-Rchard \. Martin and wife, Alice and
May Martin. Jos. +. ArmacoSt and wife, Amos
r. Shultz. Ella Shultz, Dora Strcklin. In
or near Manchester-E. j. Crumrnc and
wife. Dir. J. II. Preston and wife. Harry
Preston, H. B. Burgoon and wife, Ephraim
Garrett and wife, Horace Garrett DR.. j. +. B.
Weaver and wife. Jennie, Meta and Clarence
OursIer. William Gender and wife. John IL.
StanSburv and wife George Stan>hury and
wife, Henry Disc and wife Taneytown-
Mrs Edman Weaver. Miss Mary Renner.
I Il
and Bessie Myers. Mary J. and Bertha Miller.
BaItimore-MrS. Vim. +. Gardner. Line
boro-Mrs. Perry Wine. Oliver f. Il. Vent
aud wife. LittleStown-Dr. Sylvester Weaver
and wife. Leona Weaver SnyderSburg-
Charles and Gertie A. lippy. In or near
WestminSter-W Wesley A. Steele and wife.
Francis l.. Ormdorff, Geo. X. Shaffer and
wife. Jacob l.. Shafler. Mrs. Mary Shaficr,
Mrs. Charles Englc. j. Grant Matthias and
wife. Jennie Matthias. J. Wesley Bigs> and
| wife. Anna. Cora and Jessie Geimam.
HrruSHEw-LE FEvERE.
Wedding bells rang out in t'miontuwn on
| Sunday evening last at ) o clock. when Mr..
| Nevin HiteShew and Miss Beryl lie Fevere
were married al the residence Of Mrs. Julia
Hartman by Rev. G. W. Bapghman. The
| bride and groom are both members of the
| Lutheran Church and popular in society. The
parlor was decorated with flowers and plants.
and the wedding march was played by Miss
Eva Gilbert. The bride looked very sweet in
novelty cloth. black and blue, Many useful
and beautiful presents to the bride atte>ted
| the esteem in which she is held.
| Miss :. +. Weaver received the invited
guests at the door They were-Miss Julia
Hartman. grandmother Of the bride: Miss
Mabel lie Feyere, sister. Misses Mary and
Martha Hiteshew. Mr.. T.. G. Gilbert and
amily. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Myers, Mrs.
Wesley Rodkey, Miss Maggie Hartman. Mas
| fter Carroll Weaver Misses Nellie and Isahe
Weaver and Roman HolenbeTy.