The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1901-09-14
MANCHESTER ITEMS.
Children's Wedding Party-Comers and
GOerS.


Miss Treva Eyster, of Baltimore, gave a
novel childrens party at the house Of her
grandmother, Mrs. E. J. Crumrine, south
Main street, on Tuesday afternoon. 1t was in
the form of "a marriage ceremony" Ittook
place on a large enclosed porch, which was
iastefully decorated with palms, ferns and cut
flowers The guests were received by some
oil the little folks Atthree o clock the wedding
party appeared, the waiting guests presenting
unique appearance. The bride was little
Miss Alkaline Hohacker and the groom Master
Malcolm Onrsler. The bride wore an en-
brodered trained gown of white muslin, long
tulle veil held in place by II wreath of flowers,
and carried lilies The ceremony was per-
formed by Hilda Hoffacker attired in clerical
robes OF black. The bridesmaids were Treva
Eyster and Myrtle Buchanan, gowned in white,
carried lilies and wore flowers i'm their hair
The ushers were Eva Preston and Emma
Wink in conventional black; La Mar Hoffman
was hower boy. Ollie Lippy and Martha
Gernand, OF Westminster, impersonated par
ents of bride, and Charles Ganter and Elsie
Gernand parents of groom. After the cere-
mony the children paraded The town. After
which they returned and held a reception,
when large wedding cake, lemonade and
CONNECTIONS were served. They then had
snap shot picture taken. The guests were
Eva Bixler, Corinne Sherman, Ray Hoffacker,
Eva Lppy, Andrew Wink, Lucille Gsrnand,
Westminster; Lizzie Myers, of Baltimore, and
Elizabeth Thurman. of Hanover, Pa num-
Der of parents and friends were present.
Mrs. l.. ID. Hohacker and daughter are WIS.,
ting MIR. V. r. Wentz in Hanover, and will
remain for The fair. Mr.. Hoffacker will join
them next week.
Mrs. G. Nj. Eyster and Miss Treva Eyster
will return to Baltimore next week after hav
ing spent the summer with Mrs. oysters
parents.
Mrs. 4. }. Crumrine, Mrs. Crumrne, Mrs.
Eyster and daughter spent last week visiting
Baltimore, Philadelphia and Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Grouse and Mrs. Ellen
Bixler, of Baltimore, are guests of Mrs. A.
Moreloek.
Miss Stella Wortenburg, of Baltimore, is
visiting Miss Pearl Burns.
Miss hstella Debring is visiting Miss Will
son.
Miss Bessie Herr returned to her home in
Westminster, after a months visit 10 her
aunts, the Misses Trump.
Miss Carrie Lamotte returned last Satur-
day from long visit to her sister, Mrs. Breck
Shlw, of Frederick.
Miss Lizzie Myers, who has spent the sum-
mer with her grandmother, Mrs. Thurman,
will return to her home in Baltimore next
week.
Mr.. Henry Thurman, OF Paris, Ky, has re-
turned home after long visit here.
Mrs. Mary Jaeger returned to Baltimore
after long visit to her mother, Mrs Fuhr-
man.
Miss Margaret Jaeger spent few days here.
Miss Helen &. Jaeger, formerly of this
place, now residing in Baltimore, has returned
from months stay at Mountain lake Park,
Nd, where she was instructor in typography
and drawing in the Art Department of the
Mountain Chautauqua. Miss Jaeger met with
great success. She is graduate of Maryland
Institute and does very fine work. She also
has an art class in Baltimore.
Mrs. Julia NJ. Motter is visiting Mrs Hiram
Macalister in Union Bridge.
Mrs. C. Miller and son are visiting in Bal
timore.
Mrs. Jacob Musselman and children spent
a few days with Mrs. r. F. Welk, in Hamp-
stead.
Miss Owens, of Baltimore, was the guest of
Mrs j. Fl. Sherman for several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller spent Monday
in town.
Messrs. McBee, Burgoon, Baltozer and
Garrett, aud Misses Shower, Cox, Lamotte,
Trump and Wine attended the Teachers In
stitute held in Westminster this week
Miss Margaret Thurman returned on Thurs
day from visit to the Pan American Expo
siIion, Buffalo, n. Y.