Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1896-09-12

nR the following are lfom tulS place
John w. jackson, Thomas Rowe, J. H.
Hawke, E. B. Pritchard, John Devore, John
w. Keatlng, John Chambers.
Told Himself the Truth.
A man reading the Cumberland Neaos
he other day was overheard. He re-
harked
"Fossils Of Cumberland" Yes there is a
reat number, and most of them haven't
Biological names either!
The JOURNAL promised to keep his
lame on the deceased quiet.
Social.
The Gallo Tennis Club rendered a
host delightful hop Thursday evening,
9th inst, at the Frost Mansion to H.
4. Hutson, who has been one of the
elub's most prominent members for
several years. He leaves Monday
next for a course in Lehigh Univer-
sity. His absence will prove great
oss to Frostburg society. Those
present were
Mr.. and Mrs. M. B. Tyler Mr.. and Mrs.
E. c. Beall, Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Townsend,
Mrs. A. NJ. Grove and Misses Nellie Price,
Kate Porter, Annie McAlister, Alexenia
Porter, Althea Grove, Margaretta Price, Name
Hayerstiek, Laura Thomas, Nilsson Oder,
Bernadette Porter, Lille Thomas, Caroline
Beall, Margaret Grove, Blanche Oder and
Mamie Grove; Messrs. c. E. Tucker George
N. Beall, S. Graft Haverstick, w. E. Kurtz
II. M. Hutson, H. DeS. Porter, Arthur Tyler,
DR.. J. Marshall Price, Of this place. Miss
ate Price, Baltimore, Md, Miss Minnie
Hiehnd A. E. Kennedy, Mt. Savage !;
LindleSloan, Cum berland, DR.. W. N. Berk-
Hey, Ne. York; DR.. M. G. Porter, Lonacon-
ing; an "a. Taylor Smith, Ocean.
Durig the service of refreshments a
numbepf speeches were delivered, all
OF whlclwere thoroughly appreciated.
MISS arlon Tenant entertained a
numberf friends Wednesday evening
IN hononf her cousin, Miss Mae T.
Smith, q Allegheny city, Pa. The
lawn waAlighted with Japanese Ian
terms andhe rooms We're beautifully
decoratedIwinh flowers and plants.
Among thse present from distance
were Mis Elizabeth Malcolm, of
Washingt4, D. c., and DR.. Eugene
Llndauer, + Philadelphia, Pa.
Wedding.
An inter sting home wedding took
place at 10 ,'clock Wednesday morn
ing, Septem err 9, 1896, at the home
LOT Joseph Thomas, father Of the
bride, the % sion being the marriage
of Miss Man ha Thomas to Mr.. Fred
erick Elder 1etzger.
The ceremny was performed by
Rev. CharlesA. Britt, of the English
Lutheran chuch, assisted by Rev. F.
kurtz, OF Re Presbyterian church.
:. The house Ss tastefully decorated
tn golden I'd and asparagus, and
wis of cut fl " rs filled many little
,ok.
Exactly at | o'clock the groom and
his best man, tr. Roberdeau Amman,
entered the reception room from the
# st. to the strait of the ever-beautiful
49,. .sjring y ading march by Lo-
a. troline 7. Beall pre-
4.a'@ no. The bride, on
ta Their, preceded by
RI ,3mas, the Maid of
H., ~. the right, meet
t~nter OF the req u''">' IL 'no
,..,.... where the marriage
rL1 w Formed.
IL ho.av a.o. adsomely gowned
noa,J a. ,L;H hrocade silk, with
RI h,;,.,l - trainings and car
roc, IA 81 of Marechal Mel
~ M, ~ long white ribbons.
silt Tor wore white taffeta
Ar 80. larechal Mel roses.
hos. ,,,,., ,'fongra tulations and
vo,n,. oa,,, been extended the
mass ana ,ra.ess their future happi-
hro.l -e,s. sunptuous wedding
The presents :,
h.ndso, re many, useful and
glass. Pa'I si''et anu cut
Frostburg socie, :.
aaor,,.,. land accomplished
bride l. thoroaes "''''e''''"'' nc
ments banning acquire
Mr.. M9tzger is
and Greek in I,Ir VI i1"'ih