The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1902-01-18
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.panort.sa for tho Damoeratic Advocate.

Reported for the Democratic Advocate.
A very interesting wedding took place at
Historic Stone Chapel on Wednesday. the 10Th
instant, made so by the high esteem in which
the bride was held by her many friends,
which fact was also attested to by the throng
of persons who assembled to witness the
ceremony, every pew being occupied.
The church was handsomely decorated with
evergreen and flowers, the work of the dett
hanCs of the bride and her friends
The bride, Mrs. Daisy Deane Townshend,
was beautifully dressed ina handsomely made
costume of brown broadcloih, trimmed with
panne silk, with hat and gloves correspond
ing. and carried in her hand a shower bouquet
of BRIDE roses and ferns.
The handkerchief worn by the bride was
made in Manila, and is Of rare beauty. Her
travelling dress WAS blue cloth. Se
The groom Mr.. Samuel Morsel Benton,
who is resident Of Baltimore, and is an IN
speetor at the Baltimore Custom House; wore
n black frock coat IFhe ushers also wore
black with white rose bud bouonuieres. The
ushers we're Edgar Summers, brother of the
bride, John Snader of Sans Creek, Frank
Dudley aud Ray Carpenter, of Baltimore.
Miss Margaret Stem, of Sans Greek, pre-
sided at theorgan and enchanted the company
before the arrival of the bridal party with
choice stratus of music aud also during, he
ceremony played softly. A reception follow
ed at the home of the BRIDES mother to a
large number OF friends and relatives OF the
cUuple sT1Ysl saa T9E DoI 9Gi5EsA
The home was also tastefuny decorated with
growing plants and cut flowers, all of which
lent their beauty. The presents were nu-
ware, cut glass, table linen, counterpanes,
pictures, lamps, &c.
The bride and groom have the best wishes
OF their friends for a long and happy life.E
great many from a distance were invited,
among whom was United States Senator
Arthur P German, who is apersonal friend
of the groom = rfT q = FFF
Those. ,rsst.,lt were Mrs. TAbitha Summers,
mother of the bride, Leonard j. Buckingham.
grandfather of, the bride, Harry Summers,
wife aud daughters Ferne and Beryl, Louis
Summers, Minnie L. Summers; Mrs. E. j
Sellman, Mrs Pace. Miss Mamie Delaney
and NJ. S. Benton, of Baltimore; Mrs. Samuel
Rowe, Mrs VIM Gauifower, of Emmitsburg
Mrs. Vim. Nicholas, 4of New York; David h.
Stem and wife, Maggie Stem, Maggie Essen
hart, Mrs John Il : Snadef, Molie and Eta
Snader and David Snader, of Sans Creek
Carvile Nicodemus, Oak Orchard; Mrs. j. b.
Townshend and daughter, Mrs. Lew Snader
Sheriff CRAWFORD, Harry AiDaugHe anu WIZ
Mrs L. S. Selman and son William, of West
minister; Ed Baker and wife, 7Unionyile
Nimrod T. Bennett, wife and son Thomas
Mrs. Hannah Lantz, Clarence Lantz, Mrs. }
G. Bowers, William Warren, wife and sol
Lester, Mabel WIKI, Mrs. Sarah A. Barnes
Claude Myerly, wife and son Alger, Johr
Foutz and wife, Harry, Roscoe, Lillian anc
Viola Foutz, Anna Barnes, Guy Barnes, Va
chel Sellman and sons Leroy and Clyde, Ed
win Stoner and wife, Mae and Benton Stoner
Richard 0wings and wife, Blanche and Etiit
0wings, J. c. Robertson and wife. Grace
Price, Anna and Olga Robertson, of War
fieidsburg; Maud Frounfelter, of New Wind
sor; Grace and Virgie Buckingham, of BirC
Hill; Rev. Reuben Kolb and wife, of New
Windsor. Rev. Mr.. Kolb performed the Ger
emory in an impressive manner.