The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1903-04-25
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Many Happy Brides And Grooms


An interesting wedding, which took place
last Wednesday, was that Of Miss Hannah
Mae, only daughter of Mr. Josiah unger, for
merly of this county, to Mr.. James Fl. Nc
Conkey, formerly of Hartford county, Nd,
now of Baltimore. The ceremony was per-
formed at go O'Clock al the home of the
brides father. 1902 Patterson avenue, Balt
more, by DR.. Ezra X. Bell, pastor of the First
English Lutheran Church, of which the bride
is member.
The bride, who was given away by her
father, looked charmingly in a gown of blue
and mode satin foulsrd, trimmed in antique
lace medallons and blue velvet, and carried
bouquet of white carnations. The maid of
honor, the only attendant of the bride, was
Miss Edith Junkins. of Baltimore, cousin of
the groom, who wore a handsome guwu OF
gray and white foulard. The best man was
Mr.. Jesse C. Reese, of Baltimore, cousin of
the bride. Lohengrin' wedding march was
skillfully rendered by Miss Lizzie Nusbaum,
of Westminster, cousin of the bride.
After the wedding ceremony the attendants
were invited to the diningroom where refresh
ments were served in abundance. Only the
immediate relatives and friends were present.
The presents were numerous and handsome
Immediately after refreshments, Mr.. and Mrs.
McConkey left upon their wedding trip. when ID.
after their return from Northern tour, they
will reside III Baltimore.
Miss Unger is the well known elocutionist
who formerly resided near Bausi's church,
this county.
NONG-BERRYAAN.
Miss Annie H. Bergman, daughter of the
late Nehemiah Bergman. Of ReisterSrowu.
Nd. and Mr. George Mong. OF the auditing
department of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road, were married last "Wednesday evening al
| the home of the brides sister, Mrs. Fannie
! |. Bergman, 1908 McCulloh street. Baiti-
more. Rev f. B. Patterson, Of the Madison
! Averae Methodist Episcopal Church, otfci
ated The bride wore gown of white eta
mine over tafFeia, trimmed With point lace
aud Ninion applique. Following reception,
which many friends attended, the eoupl" len
on a wedding trip They will reside IN Refs
1 ierStoWn.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
On Wednesday evening April 18th. the
home of Mrs Wesley Harrison, near Mt.
Airy. WAS the scene Of beautiful! wedding
! The contracting parties were their youngest
daughter Nellie V and Mr. Emory A. Llnd
sAy, of Mt Airy. Mr.. George Grimes Vas
vroomsman and Miss Elsie HARRISON. niece
Of the bride. was bridesmaid.
The bride, a beautiful blond, VA most a.
trACtivrly Aitired IN = gown Of pale bIue or
CANDY trimmed in lace ribbon and chiffon,
and The bridesmaid Enrp white Persian lawn.
trimmed in lace, ribbon aud chiffon The
ceremony waS performed hs Rev. c. F. Dad
rear. pastor Of Summerkeid ". +. Church.
Baltimore ba, recently pastor Of Nj Olive.
Of which the bride Is a mrnbsr Those pres
eui were mostly immediate family eonnec
tons. aud Were Wesley Harrison snd vile,
Thos. Gosnell and ~ife. Dorsey Barali and
wife. Albert Harrison and EJfe. Emory Har-
risun and wiis. Jesse LeaIher~ood and vile,
GrAftoa Harcison. Andrew HARRISON, OF
Knoxville. Tenn. Erwin HARRISON, John Sai-
der and George Grimes Misses Elsie Harri
son, Etie RidEely. George. Ciaudie and Eva
Gosnell. Edith and Nors HARRISON; hiibas
Burial. Freddie Hsrvisoa. Guy LeAiherwood'
Mr.. Nal and Mr. Gosnell. The good wtshss
OF many friends A;lend ihe worthy couple for
q long and happy ~sddei life
RnyTSax--SNYuEE-
Ia Frst United Beeibrsn Charvh. 81 Cham
b~rsburg. Pa. April "a. occurred The wedding
Of William AAariee Routson, Of kanmorr,
and Miss Myrtle Snydeg. The e~gcmeny
sAs performed hg the bride uncle, Kew J.
Milton Suyder. OF SirOngsio~n, Pa ssslssed
by her pastor. Rev. II. y. SPAy3. 4 d'aHrr
and reception followed. and guests ~eTs pres
cot from macy disisu, potais- The cosPie
~ill reside IN Baltimore fh~ gruom - q soH
of Mrs. Missouri R8u,s1u. Of lu,outa~n, Nd
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