The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1903-06-13
June Brides And GrOOmS.
HUME-ECKER.


AT the beautiful home of Mr.. and Mrs. Sol
ONION Ecker, near New Windsor this county,
the marriage of their daughter, Miss Margaret
Elizabeth, to Mr.. Gilbert Langdon Hume, OF
Buffalo. N. Y, took place at o clock on the
afternoon Of June 6, the ceremony being per-
formed by Rev. A. F. Campbell, pastor OF
St. Paurs Methodist Episcopal Church, New
Windsor The bride wore white crepe de
chine with veil, and carried white roses. The
wedding march was played by Mrs. Harry
Stouffer. of New Windsor. The bride was at.
tended by her sister, Miss Helen =. Ecker,
and the best man was Walcott Humphrey, of
Buffalo. n. Y. The house was decorated with
potted plants and flowers. After the service
the couple started on an extended trip. They
will reside in Buffalo The groom is the Ju-
Nor member of the firm of Poole Hume,
manufacturers of lumber.
Among those present were Misses Margaret
and Title Poole, Mrs. l.. l.. Haines, Misses
Nora Ecker, Hatty A. Ecker, Helen P. Eek
er, Preston p. Ecker, Rev. James K. Cad.
den. Mrs. r. Ionic gladden., Harry Poole. of
Buffalo; Miss Charlotte Hume, Glenn Cor
Ten. of Washington, d. c.; I. Edward Ham
bleton and wife, Mrs. Frank S. Hambleton,
of Baltimore Charles Poole and Miss Clara
Poole. of l.inganore; Miss Elsie Birely, of
Frederick Miss Fanny Gather, of Baltimore;
MIR. and Mrs. g. G.. Anders, kelso Anders,
Thomas Stouffer and wife, Walter Eng lar and
wife. Harry Stoufier and wife, Harry and Cora
Souffer Frank Getty and wife, Ernest Stout
fer and wife, l.. II. Dielman and wife, Els
worth Ecker and wife. Mrs. Nathan Bale.
Misses Nellie Hibberd, Lou Stouffer and wife,
DR.. Edward Myers and wife, Morris Haines,
all of New Windsor and Mr.. George W. AL
baugh, Of Westminster
CLARKE-FRINGER.
Charles E. Clarke, rs years old. who gave
his residence as Baltimore, and Etfie A.
Fringer. u years old, of Carroll county, went
to Towson last Monday and secured "a mar
riaee license They were afterward welded
at the parsonage of Calvary Baptist Church
by the pastor Rev W. f. Robertson. After
taking a stroll about Towson they left Oh an
electric car for Baltimore.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
On June 9th, instant. the parlor Of the ho
tel Stafford, Baltimore, Nd, was the scene Of
a pretty wedding at p. M, when Miss Lolita
Lee, Youngest daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Pc
ter Buchman became the bride of Mr. Roy
W. Spangicr, Of Hanover. Pa. The bride
entered the paror leaning on the arm OF the
groom. She wore IL going away gown OF
steele broad cloth, trimmed IN applique lace
and embroidered with pearls. Her ornaments
Buchanan, sister of the bride, was bridesmaid,
and Mr.. George II. Caple, Of Westminster,
was best man Mr.. and Mrs. Spangler left on
| the 8. IS train for Atlantic City, from whence
they will visit New York and Boston. Mr..
| Spangler is the leading decorator of Hanover.
On their return they will reside at No. &c
| Yorl; street, Hanover, Pa.
wIMERT-wIrTE.
Mr.. Walter c. Wimer, son of Mr.. and Mrs
| Samuel Wimert, and Miss Clara l.. Witte
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. August Z. Witte, O
near Tannery, were quietly married at the
parsonage by Rev. Robert W. Doly, West
minister, June 3, 1903. After the ceremony
they left for Chambersburg, Pa. on the 81
D.. M train. where they were pleasantly greeted
and reception awaited them at the home o
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Wtte, South Fedora
street. Mr. Wite being all uncle TO the bride
Thursday was spent with Mr.. and Mrs. Franz
Frazier, Mrs. Frazier being an aunt to the
bride. Mr. and Mrs. White returned hom
last Monday morning and will reside nea
Cranberry Station. The bride was attired il
white Persian lawn, deliberately trimmed witt
lace and ribbon. aud carried Latrance roses
Her travelling suit was of black serge, witt
hat to match The bride received some YER
useful presents.