The citizen., 1902-06-13
THE NUPTIAL KNOT.
Some Happy Couples Who
Have Linked Their Lives
Together For Better or
For Worse.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
William ID. Baumgard ner. of
this city and Miss Grace A.
Bruner, of near Frederick, we're
married Tuesday morning shortly
before eight o'clock.
BAILE-ANGLAR.
j. David Bale and Miss Nora
Louise Englar, both of Carroll
county, were married in this city
on the 4th instant. Rev. +. l..
Mclean performed the ceremony.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Capt. A. G. Bragonier. formerly
of this county, now of Baltimore,
was marred Wednesday morning
at 8 O'Clock to Miss Victoria Boy.
Ston of 1924 St. Paul street,
Baltimore.
hOONIZ-SHRlN n Elk.
James a. KoontZ and Miss Ida
b. Shriner, both of EmmitSburg
district, were married Tuesday,
the 3rd instant. The ceremony
was performed at the Lutheran
parsonage in Emmitsburg, by
Rev. Charles Reinewald.
FROMKE-LORENTZ.
Harry j. Fromke and Miss
Mary Cramer Lorentz of this city
were quietly married in the parlorS
of the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Birely, East Second street,
at s O'Clock Wednesday morning,
10y Rev. DR.. f. Il. Eschbach.
ZGER-FOREMAN.
The marriage of Miss Nina
Metzges, daughter of Rev. W. S.
L. MetZger, pastor of the Lutheran
church, Thurmont, and Custer b.
Foreman, of the same place. took
place Wednesday in St. Johns
Lutheran church, Thurmont.
PERRY-GREGoRY.
Miss Matte l.. Perry, of Walk
erSville, was married Wednesday
of last week to Mr., II. L. Gregory,
of Washington, ID. c.. at the
BRIDES home by Rev. d. II.
Heberly, assisted by Rev. d. J.
Wolfe. The bride is a daughter
of Jacob S. Perry and niece of
James p. Perry, Of this city.
HOOD-HAMMOND
Miss Isabella Hammond, Court
street, this city, daughter of the
late Judge Grafton Hammond,
and Mr.. j. Il. Hood, operator at
the Postal Telegraph Office, were
married in Pittsburg Pa, on Mon
day. The groom has a position
with the company in Pittsburg.
CHEW-MYERS
Mr.. j. p. Chew. of Xenia, Ohio,
and Mrs. Sarah McGervey Myers,
of the same place, who has been
lady principal Of the Woman's
College for two years, were mar
ried at that institution at . O'Clock
Tuesday afternoon by Rev. El
bert S. Todd, of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. Misses Miriam
and Charlotte Apple were flower
girls, and Miss Helen Boyd, of
Xenia, was the only attendant.
Mr.. Chew is proprietor of the
Xenia Daily Gaeetter, and is said
to be 20 years old, and the bride
5S. He is very wealthy and has
known the bride many years.
They will spend the summer along
the Canadian border aud next
year make tour of Europe.
GROVE-BOWLUS.
Miss Jessie Ella BowIuS, daugh-
ter of the late DR.. Edward Bowlus,
of this city, and Mr.. Eugene A.
Grove, son of Mr.. Manassas j.
Grove, of Lime Kiln, this county,
were united in matrimony yester
day afternoon at the residence of
Cardinal Gibbons, in Baltimore,
by the Rev. Father W. S. Fletcher,
ID. ID. The wedding was very
quiet, the only attendants being
Miss May Bowlus, sister of the
bride, Miss Laura Regina Grove,
sister of the groom, DR.. Stewart
p. Dean and Mr.. G. Francis
Baughman. After the ceremony
a breakfast was served at Hotel
Rennert for the party and later
the young couple left for North
ern trip. Owing to the recent
death Of the BRIDES father the
family are in deep mourning and
on this account the wedding was
quietly solemnized in Baltimore.
Mrs. Grove is well known socially
in this and other cities and is
charming and accomplished young
lady. Mr.. Grove is member of
the firm of NJ. j. Grove Lime