The Democratic advocate., 1903-05-02
Merry Marriage Bells.
WooDwARD-NElDiG.


A large and fashionable audience flied the
Evangelical Reformed Church last tuesday
evening, April IS, at $50 o clock to witness
the marriage of Miss Phoebe Helen, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. William c. NeidlF, OF Fred
erik. Nd, and Dr. Lewis klai" Woodward,
of Westminster. Nd.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. Dir.
f. r. Eschbach. The church was effectively
decorated with Easter lilies. while tall palms
aud graceful ferns were used to form back
ground. Miss Carrie f. Rinehart, of West;
minister. was at the organ and rendered de
lightful program before the ARRIVAL OF the
bridal party.
As the first strains of the wedding march
from Lohengrin were played the four ushers
led the way to the altar They were Guy h.
Motter. of Frederick; DR.. G. Morris Golden,
of Phladelphia; DR.. w. Joline Martin, of
Pittsburg aud DR.. Robert II. Woodruff, of
Newark, n j., the last three being classmates
of the groom at Hahnemann Medical College,
Philadelphia.
The bridesmaids were Miss Jane Engel
Woodward, of Westminster, sister OF the
groom; Miss May Getzendanner, OF Charles
town, W. Va, cousin OF the brides Miss Rose
Marie Birely and Miss Ida Motter, OF Fred
er'ck. They wore gowns OF white crepe de
chine over tatfeta, trimmed with broad tucks
and cluny lace, aud carried large bunches OF
pink sweet Deas. The maid ct honor was
Miss Grace Neidig sister of the bride, whose
gown was ofwhi.e chiffon over laffeta, trimmed
with chantilly lace. Her bouquet WAS of Ia
France roses. The flower girls were Misses
Alice and Harriet Miller, of Westminster.
cousins of the bride, who were tunu.y
gowned in white chitfoueue trimmed Ia tucSS
aud insertion and carried baskets filled viIh
white carnations and smilaN.
The bride, who was accompanied 20 the
altar by her cousin, Mr.. Louis d. Geuizeg-
danner, of ChaFiestown, ". Va, wore gown
Of white panue crepe over satin, trimmed
with chiffon. and bertha OF dachesse lace.
The tulle veil was fastened with natural or
auge blossoms. She carried shower bouquet
OF lilies ufthe valley. The bride was met al
the altar by the groom. attended by Nr.
Emory q. Buckingham, of FroStbUrg. Nd.
The Song of the Evening Star tsom
Tauuhauser was rendered during the cere-
mouv aud MendelSsOhns wedding march as
they left the church.
After the rehearsal Monday uight Miss
Neidig entertained the bridal party al hrg
home, Holly Park" when She gave her
maids, as tokens, crescent pins. d.. Wood.
ward presented his best man and gsleTs with
pearl pins.
Immediately after the ceremony the couple
let, iOr a bridal Trip North. They N.l reside
In Westminster on their return and br %
home after June J. Among the uuI oi ;oRu
guests present were Mrs Margaret tiaizeu.
dauuer. ChAr.estown. ~ Va, Ms, d. "
Border kearueyv.ile. ". Va; Mr.. Il. Il.
Todd. Carlisle. Pa. Miss Myrtle Wolfe.
Shppensburg. Pa. Mss Brodheck. Hanover,
Pa. Ms. NJ. j. Woodward. Miss Irene
Woodward. Mr. and Mrs Thee. Englar MF
samuel Ruop. NJ. AHi Ms +. p. Ntsaer.
Mr. aud Mrs + T. Miller. Mr. and Ms J.
/. Reifsnidsr. Jr Mr.. john VI Roberts.
Mrs. c : Slazle. Mss. ". Test Buckingham.
Miss Clara LeWis and Mr.. :. Z. Nants. o.
Westminster: Mr.. n r. Woodward. Miss
Israllea Green and Mr. g. ;. WoodWArl. Of
Wilmington, Del; NJ and Nrs- John A.
Caldwell aad Dr, II NJ Coy, II fPhiladeiphia.
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Charles f. Yueirng uf BAlumarr. Nd,
and T. GrEee. eldest daughter 0f VI. and
Ars J. II. uAni,sy. of Nesimiustsv, scre
married Al the home of the bfiis's par-uls ua
Prunsr,vauia avenue. Tuesday. Apr, =. 4t 8
.. sa. Rev. 2. III Miller, PASTOR oi 6usce
Esaasrlical l.aiherau CaaTrh. ui'icssts-i- NJ.
TbosnRs Barber. uf HAIliHaTe. wR4 hes1 naA7.
and Mss Jcuu,e l. HAaa'ey. sts}rr 81 lhe
bride. vas hFiarznasd Far bride wAs 81
tired in xhiiH gr-sndy trimmed 18th Jz.iul
3 rsptlg iAer. ard caFuc4 bride T'lss-s, he
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sai oaTrsei pfuk earHAiioiss N.s 1as.a
liaeliag plase3 iobsngr1a Aasrh. and tas
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