The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-11-16
November Weddings.

and Mir. Louis Anplcr. 'jTGthrr ui tn" groom.
They were met by Rev. :. NJ. llench. of Fred
crick. who used the impressive service of the
Reformed Church. After congratulations the
dining room was thrown open and q sumptu
Gus dinner. consisting of all the delicacies o
the season. was served.
The bride wore a gown of grey henrietta
cloth with pink trimmings. The groom wore
black. The bride was the recipient of many
useful and handsome presents.
Later on a bountiful collation. of cakes and
| fruits was served, after which the many friends
departed leaving best wishes to the happy
couple. Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Hape, Mr.. and Mrs. f. B. Garner, Mr..
| and Mrs DR.. Lee Rover, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Englar, Mr. and Mrs. +, Fisher, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Jerry Garner. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Haines Mr..
and Mrs. c. +. Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Whit
more. j. T. Garner and sister, Misses Cora Hape.
Masters Harry. Alva and Norman Hape all
of this vicinity: Mrs. VIM. Shpley and sou,
Of Ccntrevlle; Mrs. John Appler, MeSsrS.
John Appler and j. Crushing, Of Medford;
Mr.. j. Sanford Appler, Of Littestown. and
Mr.. Jacob Hape, of Middleburg.
KOONS-KOIB.
4 pretty home wedding took place nj the
home of the bride, at Double Pipe Creek on
WEDNESDAYS morning at | o clock. The bride
was Miss Florence. daughter Of Rev. I. j..
kolb, pastor OF Pipe Greek German Baptist
Church, who performed the ceremony. and
the groom Mr.. Edgar S. Rooms, son Of Mr..
James II. Rooms. of Middleburg. The bride
wore II blue travelling dress. After the cere-
monv the bride and groom drove to Union
Bird &c aud took the afternoon train for Il
bridal tour to Baltimore and Washington.
BROwN-ALLEN.
A brill liant wedding took place at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. Charles W. Allen. near Gist, on
November 9th. at ) p. IN. The contracting
parties were Mr.. George \. Brown. of Sy lleS-
VILE and Miss Ella NJ. Allen, of Gist, Young
est daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Allen. The
bride looked charming in cream colored
wedding dress. richly trimmed in cream satin
ribbon, with hat and gloves to match. The
groom looked his best in suit Of black. The
happy event was followed by a largely attended
reception. Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H..
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Thoa. J. Lindsay, Mr.
James Whitley, Mr.. and Mrs Frank Rawlins.
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Gibson, Mr. J. T.
Allen, Mrs. Maggie L. Shipley. Misses Lille
Rallings, Gusts Rallings. Mary Brown.
Rachel Shipley, Frank Shauck, Walter Brown
William r. Allen, Walter Allen. Laura Ship
ley and George f. Allen. The presents We're
costly and numerous, consisting OF silver,
glass and china ware. linens, and many useful
things. The happy couple were screnaded
by the Young men of the neighborhood and
all joined in wishing them Il happy and pros
porous life.
SELBY-BENNETr.
On Thursday afternoon Freedom NJ. Z.
Church was filled to its utmost capacity with
relatives and friends to witness the nuptials
of Miss Alice c.. daughter of Mr.. John Ben
md ail no l,ViH ol
entered the church at 2.3O and Rev. Osbourne
Belt. assisted by Rev. X. 7. Ensor performed
the marriage cememony. The bride was most
charmingly robed in dress of olive green
novelty cloth, with hat and gloves to match.
and the groom wore black. The courteous
usherS did their best to give each guest n
prominent seat. and so arrange the relatives
and closest friends nearest to the bridal party.
The ushers were .Mossrs. Glen Selhy, Thomas
Bennett, Philip Lee and Mason NJ. Townsend.
The newly welded couple left by train for
trip. The bride received large variety Of
uSeSeful and ornamental present.
HOUCK-STONE.
Mr.. Jacob Houck, of Carrollton and Miss
Brtie Stone, of Baltimore. were married on
Tuesday 18th inst, at the beautiful home of
Mr. Frank Stone, Baltimore. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. j. p. Wilson. The
uSherS were Glen Stone, of Baltimore. and
Frank Houck, Of Carrolltom.
The ceremony took place al l.30. After
the ceremony refreshments, consisting of all
the delicacies Of the season, were served. The
bride received many costly and useful presents,
consisting Of fine bed room set, silver ware.
cutlery, glass, china and queens ware, fine
table linens and various other articles. On
Wednesday the bride and groom were given
"a reception at the homo Of the groom, They
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the home Of the groom where they were met
by Il large number of their friends. After
receiving congratulations all were invited into
the dining-room, where were tables laden
with luXuries and deicacieS of the season.
The evening was pleasantly spent. As an
evidence of the great popularity Of the bride
and groom Il large number of gifts were pre-
scented. Those present were Mr.. John +.
Houck and wife, Mr. John Houck and wife,
Mr.. Miles Long and wife. Mr.. Michael Walsh
and wife, Mr.. John Payne and wife, Mr..
Thomas +. Shafer and wife, Mr.. Jacob
Arbaugh and wife, Mr.. James +, Evans and
wife, Mr.. William A. Martin and wife, Mr..
Adam Leppo and wife, Mr.. Edward Houck
and wife, Mr.. Casper Millender and wife.
Mr.. George Caple and wife, Rev. John
timore Mrs. William Fl. Caple, Mrs. Ed
ward Rooms, Mrs. Daniel Rupp, Mrs
Anne Knott, Misses Lizzie Houck, Annie r.
Houck. Sarah r. HOuck, Gussie j. Houck,
Lottie Houck, Saddle Valentine, Annie
Rooms, Mary Rooms, Emma Wright, of Bati-
more Amelia +, Ader of Baltimore, Laura
B. Long, Ella Martin, jamie Martin. Grace
Houck, Estella Croft. Carrie f. Green.
Elizabeth NJ. Walsh, Lucy A. Walsh Alverte
j. Iingling. Beulah p. Evans, Pearl Shalfer,
Genettie Shaffer, Eura Dice Shaffer, Jane
Arbaugh; Messrs. James Pennington. Frank
Houck, Glen Stone, Joseph Stone, David Z.
Walsh, Harry Penninater, George =. Walsh,
Fred. Aeudecker, James Walsh, Noah Long
John W. Crosse, joel Davidson, Edgar 5,
Caple, Harry +. Arbaugh, Robert Croft.
Frank Shaferr, William Shafier. Claude Houck.
GladiS Evans, Arthur Evans.
PHEBUs-FRANKLIN.
The home of Mr. W. p. Anderson, Jr. of
Mt. Airy, was the scene of quiet but pretty
wedding Oh Wednesday evening, November
9th. The contracting parties were Miss Mary
Franklin and Mr.. 0. B. Phebus. both of Mt.
Airy. Promptly at o clock the bridal party
entered the parlor, where they were met by
Rev. Mr.. Marsh, who in solemn and i'm
pressive style united them III the holy bonds
of matrimony. The BRIDE a petite brunette.
was attred in gown of blue novelty, trimmed
with silk and passementrie, and carried La
France roses. The groom wore the conven-
tional black, with white tie and boutonnier of
La France buds. After receiving congratu-
lations, the bride and groom led the way to
the dining room, where a sumptuous supper
was served. Among those present were W.
P. Anderson, Jr., and family, Abraham
Anderson, Z. NJ. Anderson and wife, Mrs.
Ann Franklin, Daniel Phebus and family.
Miss Belle Runkles, Charles Runkles and
family, I, NJ. Anderson, Miss Webster, of
ton; Misses Lucy and Corydon Dorsey, Miss
Bessie Mehring, of Linwood; Miss Alice Clay,
of Plane No. 4; Mr.. Watkins, of RidgeviIle.
The bride was the recipient of many useful
and handsome gifts.
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