The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1897-09-11
September Weddings.
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Miss Iette Crawford Lisle, of Glen Falls,
| Baltimore county, and Mr. John Lawrence
/ Reifsnider, Jr.. of Westminster, were married
at the home of the brides mother. Mrs.
Annie C. Lisle on Wednesday afternoon.
| The bride was given away by her brother,
| Mr.. Robert ID. Lisle. She was dressed in
white organdie. and carried white prayer
book.
She was attended by her sister, Miss Annie
Lisle, and by Miss Louise Reifsnider. sister of
| the groom, who acted as flower girls Miss
Annie Shriver and Prof. j. |. Roger played
the Lohengrin wedding march. Mr. Smith
Reifsnider. of Westminster, the groom )
cousin, acted as best man.
Rev. Mr.. Fletcher, of All Saints Protest
ant Episcopal Church, Reisterstown, officiat-
ed. Only relatives of the respective families
We're invited. The couple left for Northern
! tour. After the ceremony Il collation. was
| served on the lawn.
! The groom is one of Westminster's leading
business men, being member Of the firm OF
| Smith Reifsnider, dealers in lumber, coal,
&c.
Those present were John L. Reifsnider, wife
and daughter Louise, Charles I. Reifsnider, Sr.
and wife, CharlesT. ,Jr, Smith, Ralph and Bette
Reifsnider, Misses Elizabeth and Margie
Sterling, John Milton Reifsnider, wife and
four children, Eleanor F., Lawrence
F., Mariana and John Milton, Jr.;
DR.. j. W. Herring and wife, DR.. j. 7. Herring
and wife, Frank Miller and wife, Mrs. Fred.
Miller, Prof. Mcdaniel and wife, DR.. j. H.
Billingslea, wife and daughter, Lottie Leigh,
Mrs. Charles Bilingslea, Rev. and Mrs
c. S. Slagle, Cannon E. B. Taylor and wife, w.
A. Shriver, Misses Bette and Annie Shriver,
Mrs. Bergman, of Baltimore; Mrs. Warner,
of WilkesbarTe, Pa; Geo. r. Gehr and
daughter Carrie, Joseph w. Smith, wife and
family, |. d. Baxter and wife, Clinton Foutz,
Annie Crawford, Misses Hollingsworth, Mrs.
Armacost, Prof ]. r. Roger, Victor A.
Power, Ray C. Power, Robert ID. Isle, Miss
| Grace, Annie and Flora Lisle, Charles
Lisle, Geo. B. Crawford, Misses Grays Miss
Dixey Passano, Mrs Geo. A. Power, of
Baltimore; Mrs. Daniel King and Mrs. Catha-
rine Power.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
The home ex-Judge James A. c. Bond, in
this city, was crowded with relatives and
friends on Thursday, the 9Th inst, the oe-
casion being the marriage of his daughter,
Eloise, to Richard H. Worthington, son of
the late VIM. Worthington, of Baltimore.
The bridal couple entered the dining room
promptly at 3 clock, and stood beneath a
wedding bell of golden rod while the mar
riage ceremony was read by Rev. +. b. Tay-
lor, rector of Ascension p. K. Church, amid
the soft strains of the music of the wedding
march from harp, violin aid flute hidden
away some where among the flowers and
palms. The bride was beautifully gowned in
white satin, the only trimming being some
rare old lace, and her wedding veil fell 10 the
floor all around her. She was given away by
her father, and the groom was attended by his
brother. The entire house seemed to be a
boWar IF crnl1an rod auH uac Hllp1 tn fG
most capacity by the friends of the family,
from Baltimore, Hagerstown, and other
points. After a collation. had been served,
many of the guests left on the afternoon trains.
The bride received many presents, largely OF
silver and cut glass. The couple left on the
p. m. train for an extended trip, and upon
their return will reside in Baltimore.
Among the guests from distance were
Chief Judge and Mrs. James McSherry. of
Frederick, Nd; Mr.. W. Irvine Cross, of the
B. & O. r. R. Counsel; Mrs. VIM Worth
ington, the grooms mother, Mrs. j. Hough
Cottman, Miss Dulaney, Mrs. Waters, Messrs.
Worthington, Dr. P Bryson Wood, Mr..
Charles Goldsboro, Mr.. Frank Goldsboro,
Miss Dallam, Mrs. Henry Worthington, Mrs.
Kate Worthington and Miss Reed, of Bal
timore; Miss Mamie Nicholas, Miss Keighler,
Miss Belt and Mrs. VIM. Elder, of Green
Spring Valley; Miss Snodgrass, of Harris
burg; Miss johnson, of Philadelphia, and
Miss Bouham, of York.
CoPPERsMITH-
At the parsonage, Westminster, Nd, by
Rev. Joseph Cassidy, on September 9th, Mr..
John Coppersmith and Miss Annie, daughter
of Mr. Edward Fowler, near Westminster,
Nd, were married.
The bride was dressed in blue change
able cloth, with hat and gloves to match, and
the groom in black suit After the cere
mony the bridal party ZELDA reception. The
grounds were beautifully lit with Chinese
lanterns, the tables were ornamented with
flowers and evergreens, and refreshments
were served in abundance. Numerous useful
and beautiful presents were received by the
bride