The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1896-11-14
November Weddings.
sELBY-EYGLEMAN.



On Tuesday evening, at $50 clock, in the
Methodist Protestant Church Uniontown,
where the chancel was beautifully decorated
with ported plants and chrysanthemums,
large audience was gathered to witness the
marriage ceremony performed by Rev. B. W.
Kindley, pastor of the church and Of the
groom. TO unite in marriage Miss Julia Engle-
man. daughter of Mr.. Josiah Engleman, of
Westminster and Mr. Edgar Selby, son of
Mr.. George Selby, of Clear Ridge. Mr..
Milton Bankard, of Linwood. was best man,
and Miss Florence Sel''y. af tniOntown, sister
of the groom ,yaS hes. lady. Messrs. Charles
Stone anI Joseph Bowers, of Clear Ridge,
we're ushers, and preceded the bridal party
up the aisle to the chancel rail, were they
were met by the pastor Mr. William X:
Zollickoier, orgauist of the church, rendered
a wedding march, which was continued in
soft tone during the ceremony. Immediately
after the ceremony the bridal party were
driven TO the home of the grooms parents at
Clear Ridge, where wedding supper was
rendered the happy couple and large com
panv of invited guests. The bride was very
PRETTY attired in brown cloth, with cream
satin and irridescent trimmings, and carried
large bunch of white chrysanthemums. The
bridesmaid wore brown cloth trimmed in blue.
The supper was served III good style, followed
by refreshments. The table was very prettily
decorated with an abundance Of chrysanthe-
NUNS as well as the many good things of the
season, ali of which was much enjoyed. Some
of those present were : Mrs. Abram Stultz,
of Union Bridge; Mrs. Margaret Selby, of New
Windsor grandmother of the groom; Mr.. and
Mrs George Selby, Harvey Selby, Mr.. Edgar
Selby and wife, Mrs. Josiah Engleman and
daughters. Mary and Celia, and two sons,
mother, sisters and brothers of the bride and
Mrs Roop, all of Westminster, Mr.. Emanuel
Stultz, of Union Bridge; Mrs. CARRIER, Mrs.
Mordecia Seby, of New Windsor; Miss
Florence Selby, Elder Solomon Stoner and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. John Jordan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Milton ZolickofIer, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Rumspert. John Rumspert, Mr.. and Mrs. }.
Hamilton Singer, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cook.
son, Mrs. John Otto, Ira Otto, Mrs. David
Bowers. Misses Jennie Eckard, Laura Myerly,
S. Ellis Weaver. Messrs. W. r. Zollickoffer,
Charles Stone, Joseph Bowers, VIM. Bowers,
Milton Bankard, Thomas Fritz, Miss Rosa
Stultz and Others. The bride and groom were
the recipients of many useful as well as orna-
mental presents, chinaware, glassware, lamps,
linen and bed wear.
CLEMsoN-BUCKEY.
On Wednesday afternoon, at St. Paul's Re
formed Church. Union Bridge, brilliant
wedding took place in the presence of a large
eoncourse of people.
The contracting parties were Miss Lulu
Koher, eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs ID.
Z. Buckley, of Middleburg, and J. Walter Glenn
son, SON of Mr.. and Mrs. n. H. Clemson, of
Clemsouville, Frederick; county.
The bridal party entered the church proceed
ed by the ushers, Elmer D. Buckley, ID.
Princeton Buckley and Claude Clemson.
Miss Minerva Miller played the wedding
march. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. X. Otis Spessard.
The maids of honor were: Miss Minnie l..
Buckley, Miss Aonda Duttera, of Gettysburg,
The groomsmen were: w. q. Buckley. of
Frederick City; S. A. Clemson, of Union
Bridge, and Charles Clemson, of Westmin
ster The flower girls were Misses Mary
Duttera and Bessie Clemson.
After a reception the bride and groom left
for Northern trip, and or their return they
will reside in Frederick City.
HAwK-FoRsYTHE.
Harmony NJ. L. Church, Sykesmlle, was
the scene OF a pretty and fashionable wedding
Thursday afternoon, the contracting parties
being Miss Ida Gray Forsythe, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs A. P. Forsythe, aud ReY. J. w.
Hawk, of Beltsville, Prince Georges county.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. j. 5.
Hutchinson, presiding elder OF Baltimore dls-
trict assisted by Rev. W. A. Mcdonald, of
Freedom. Mr. .. B. LeFevre, of Frederick,
was the best man. and Miss Margaret Brian,
of Baltimore, maid of honor. The church
was tastefully decorated with chrysanthemums
and evergreens in honor of the occasion.
The bride, who is stylish brunette was
elegantly aitired in gown of brown brocaded
cloth, with white satin lace ana velvet, and
iridescent trimmings. Miss Brian wore a
gown of Dahlia novelty cloth, with silk velvet
and passamenterie trimmings. Mrs. E. V.
Keller. of Frederick, rendered Lohengrin's
and Mendelssohn's wedding marches. The
ushers were Messrs. A. P. Forsythe, Jr., of
Baltimore; Rev. J. W. Beall, of Washington;
W. H. Forsythe, Jr., of Baltimore, aud J.
Travers Thomas, of Frederick. The bridal
party left for an extended trip South imme-
diately after the ceremony, and upon their
return home viii reside at Beltsville.