The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-10-31
THE NUPTIAL KNOT.
Some Happy Couples Who
Have Linked Their Lives
Together For Better or
For Worse.
EUNk-WUIPP.

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by Rev. DIR. +. Il. ESchbach.
HEFFNER-BRowN
John W. lIeluer and Miss Anna
NJ. Brown, both Of this city, were
married October 22nd, at the
Evangelical Lutheran parsonage
by Rev. DIR. Luther kuhlman.
BARRICK
On Wednesday. the 22nd inst,
Charles II Barrick and Miss Cora
/ v Etzler, both of WoodSboro',
were married at the Reformed
parsonage by Rev. DR.. Il. Il.
ESchbach.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
Miss Lille NJ Becraft. of
Ridgeville, and Mr.. Harry G.
Nushaum, of Frederick. were
married October 81, by Rev. II.
+. Downs, at his residence in
HagerStown
BOYLE-STONE.
Mr., John Brooke Boyle. we'll
known resident of Unionville. and
Miss Lenora Owings Stone,
daughter OF DR.. d. +. Stone, Of
Mt. Pleasant, were quietly married
at the home of the bride on We'd
nesday morning last.
SHEWBRlDGE-PEARL.
Alfred W. Shew bridge and Miss
Edna G.. Pearl, both of Iarper's
Ferry. W. Va, were married in
this city. Rev. DR.. +. Il. ESch-
bach, of the Reformed church,
performing the ceremony.
HUTZEL-YOUNKINs.
On October -, in this city,
Alvey O. Hutzel and Miss Edith
Younkins, both of Burkittsville,
were married, Elder p. ID. Fair
ney, of the German Baptist Breth-
rem, performing the ceremony.
KooNS--BoHN.
Samuel f. Rooms aud Miss
Clara NJ Bohn, both of Union
Bridge, Md, were married Oct.
23rd, i'll this city, the officiating
minister being Elder p d. Fair
ney, of the German Baptist
Brethren church
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
William Barton, of Centerville,
and Miss May Dinterman. of near
WalkeISville were married Oct.
%. The ceremony was performed
10y Rev. NJ. j. Heberly, pastor of
the Walkersville charge, United
Brethren church
BRYANT-BURGESS.
A pretty home wedding was
: celebrated at the residence of Mr..
i and Mrs George W. Burgess, in
New Market, when their oldest
= daughter, Miss Annie Burgess,
became the bride of Ransom T.
Bryant, of Baltimore.
! Observation-Disclosures.
. Alvin G. Doering and Miss
Maggie Il. Kabrick, both of this
city, were married in Washington,
ID. G.. by Rev. Page Milburn. The
: groom is a well known painter and
recently returned from a visit to
his former home in Germany.
. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Private James l.. Marley, of
Troop II, 2nd United States Cav
airy. and Miss Stella NJ. Ridea-
haugh, of Brunswick, this county,
were married October 18th, the
: ceremonybeing performed by Rev.
4 Charles S. BiggS, of Brunswick.
SMITH-SMlTH.
Harry II. Smith. of WoodSboro,
and Miss Orpha Smith, daughter
3. of Frank Smith. a former resident
of Woodsboro district, were mar
ried October Dist, at the BRIDES
. home, at Alpha, Howard county,
Md, the ceremony being per-
formed by Rev William Harris.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Miss Mamie De as Inn It t,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Dill
% Delashmutt, formerly of this city,
. aud A. Russell Sience, of Daisy,
% Md, were married Tuesday even
C ing of last week at the home Of the
G. brides parents, near Morgan's,
c Howard county. The ceremony
So was performed by Rev. A. S. Hob
% litzell in the presence of a number
of invited guests.
DAVIS-BECKLEY.
Mr.. David Franklin Davis and
Miss Bertha Cecilia Beckley were
. married on Wednesday afternoon,
- at the residence of the bride,
:. South Market street. The house
n was decorated with autumn flow
- =. ers. At o'clock the nuptial rite
, was solemnized, Rev. FIR. Jos. ii.
: Smith, S. j., officiated, assisted
: by FIR. Clark, S. j. Only the i'm.
. mediate families of the bride and
! grom were present. The bride
:, was engowned in pearl Lands.
= downe trimmed in ribbon, and
" carried Bride roses. After the