The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1904-06-04
DAN CUPD'S WORK.
Several June Brides and GroOmS Start
LIES Journey Together.
Nusbaum-ShreeVe.

Centenary NJ. E. Church was crowded last
Wednesday afternoon, every seat being oc
| cupied by eager expectant friends who had
| assembled TO witness the marriage of two
of Westminster most popular young people.
The groom was Mr.. Charles Edgar Nusbaum,
of Miller Bros. Co., and the bride, Miss Hen.
rietta, the attractive and only daughter of Mrs.
Eliza Shreeve, of Westminster, and the late
Capt Frederick Shreeve The church was
most tastefully and deliberately decorated with
orange blossoms and ferns, the color scheme
of green and white, and the handsome dresses
of the ladies making very attractive scene.
Miss Bessie Herr, friend of the bride, was
organist, and rendered a number of fine organ
selections while awaiting the coming of the
bride. The strains of Loheugrin's wedding
march announced the arrival of the bridal
party, which entered in the following order:
First the ushers, Messrs. James s. Baer, Jr.,
of Baltimore; William Mather, of Westmin.
ster; DR.. James Z. Shreeve, Jr., cousin of
the bride, of Ellicott City, aud Walter Geatty,
of New Windsor, followed by the bride aud
groom. Rev. D. 6. Miller, pastor of the
church, officiated. A touch of sadness pre-
vaded the ceremony on account of the illness
of the BRIDES mother, who was unable TO be
present. The bride was beautifully attired in
white mousselaine de sole over white silk, and
of white chiffon and roses and carried a shower
bouquet of Bride roses, and never looked
sweeter or more attractive than in her bridal
dress. The bride entertained the bridal party
and a few intimate friends on Tuesday even
ing, but OF account of the illness OF Mrs.
Shreeve the contemplated wedding trip
abandoned. and Mr.. and Mrs. Nusbaum GO
ing to Atlantic City for few days only.
The wedding presents were numerous aud
handsome, and numbered amongst them many
from Young friends, among whom the bride
is a great favorite. A number Of iriends from
distance were present. relatives and friends
of both the bride and groom from Baltimore,
Ellieott City. New Windsor, Union Bridge
and the surrounding country.
Shaw-VinIOn.
At the residence ofthe brides father. Frank
L. Vinton. in Camden y. J.. on June LIST,
Robert G. Shaw, Of Philadelphia, Pa, and
Katharine Gehr Nintou we're married by Rev.
John 5. Heisler. Only the immediate fam
lilies were present at the ceremony. The bride
is we'll known in this city, where she has fire.
queutiy visited her sister. Mrs. Charles :.
Herring, and her uncle, Mr.. George r. Gehr,
cashier Of the First National Bank.
Thomson ReIndoIIar.
AT Taneytown, on the afternoon Of june !,
at the home Of Mr. aud Mrs. NJ II Reiudol
lar their daughter Loreua Williams I.e Feyre
was married 10 William Edgar Thomson. II
Baltimore, in the presence of the immediate
families Of the contracting parties by Rev. 2.
:. Hooper Immediately after the ceremony
the bride and groom started for their home 40
Baltimore.
warcheim Matthews.
Miss Pleasant Pearl Ma,,heus, daughter ct
W. 7. Matthews. and Harry Psrcival Ware.
helm were married on the night Of jane /.
at Clifton Methodist Episcopal Church. Bal
iimore. Rev J0hR t. EuS0r. the pastor per.
formed the ceremony. The bride was aiiir~d
N lace robe over iafie,a and Wurr a 'n,ie
veil. caught wi,h a diamond brooch and car.
riei shower bosquet Of Bride roses
The maid Of honor Was Miss Grace browa,
Of Arcadia. Nd. and the best man Herbert
c. Belt. Of Greenmouni, this county. Misses
GLADYS Brown. OF Cincinnati. OHIO. aud kaih
crime Maithevs. % HAMPSTEAD, ibis county.
acted as bridesmaids. Misses Leiijlds War;.
k-im and WiIrlla Matthews A. aower gIrls
and Miss Beatrice Matthews a. rug bearer.
The ushrrs aere Messrs, Charles {. Duke,
Walier pushanc. Arthur u. Hall, Avian +.
ShacfFer. Of New lurs, and J. Oliver >uydeE,
Of Hampstead
Mr.. and Mrs Warehe;m iefs on rrip 20
New York. aud wsre guests Of Mr.. Aivan 2.
Shaeifer Thursday morning Al she Waldorf.
Russell Stan-bury.
Ms, Iosuainus StaHsbary. daughter Of NJ
and Mr. Nelson Ssanshsry. of R-iacrsiawa.
Nd. and Ralslon " Russell Of Baltimore.
uere married a. : O clock on the evening %
June I. The ceremony vas performed -
Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church. Reisssrs
towa. and VAS witnessed hv a large uamber 81
the friends and relatives az iha bride ard
groom Rev ! e. Wkeeer. . former pastor
% The church. oiIic atcd assisted By Jhe pastor,
Rev J. f. Amos. The wedirE MARCHES
we're rendered by Ms lsoiiis Shriver. TIE
ouly attendants sere the ashsrs. Mczzrs-
Arthur SiAashury aad Ejwarl &. Upton.
brother aud cousin, respectively, Of the bride,
and William Rassrl and Rsymou4 Russell
brother and cousi's. respectively. Of the grDom.
The bride SHs aiiired ia a dress Of sbifc vag.e
trimmed in cluuy aud poiug d'rspFii lace.
She carried bouquet 81 Bride rsrs~s A ~
cepIiou II the bouse % shc brides pNreuts fol.
Iosed the eeTcmoRy. Mr.. aud Ms. Rasseli
will reside Ia Rsislers;owg-