The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-02-24
DAN CUPD'S WORK.
BowerS-Lee, Hunter-Shaffer, YOSt-DuS-
man, and BabylOn-BrOwn Have Started
on LIES Journey Together.


BowERs-LEE.
In the presence of one of the largest audi
ences that was ever in Centenary Church, Mr..
John Denton Bowers, ell-known merchant
of Westminster, and Miss Bessie Helen.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lee, also of
Westminster, were married on the afternoon
of February q by Rev. Calvin S. Slagle, pas
tor of St. Paul's Reformed Church. of which
the groom is a member, instead of by her
pastor, Rev. ID. G.. Miller, who could not act
on account of sickness, assisted by Rev. Z.
w. Lavan, brother-in law of the groom.
The bride was becomingy atiired in a gray
Panama suit, with chiffon hat to match, and
carried bride roses.
The ushers were Messrs Charles T. Lee,
brother of the bride, and j. Frank Long,
uncle of the bride; W. Frank Thomas and
Grove Lawyer, both of Westminster.
Beautiful palms, cut flowers and other plants
were placed around the chancel, the color
scheme being white and green. Miss Eliza
beth Slagle was the organist for the occasion,
and as the bridal party entered the church she
skilfuy rendered Lohengrin, and AS they re
tired Memberships wedding marches and
during the ceremony melody by Rubenstein.
The bride and groom left on the 4. 70 tram
for trip Dorth.
Very many useful and ornamental presents
were received by the bride.
the church in rubber tired hack, drawn by
four black horses with heavy silver mounted
harness, ard Mr.. Harry Harbaugh, proprietor
of the Palace Livery Stables, holding the RIB
bonS.
The out of.town guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
A ID. G. Link, Rev. c. W. Layan and family,
Mr. Rufus Woods. Mr.. and Mrs. ID. L. Shrlyer,
Mr. and Mrs G. Francis Myers, Mr., and Mrs.
+. G. Register, and Mr.. Frank hroh, all OF
Baltimore; Mr.. aud Mrs. Thomas Halter. Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Bowers. Mr.. and Mrs. Gray.
sou Bowers, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bowers and
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Neidig, all OF Frederick;
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Frank Long, of Resterstowni
Charles Z. Lee, of Annapolis, AMI Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Snyder, of Green Spring Valley.
Baltimore county.
After April Is the bride and groom will be
at home at los East Main street
HUNTER-sHAFFER.
The home of Mrs Mary f. Shstfer, on
Pennsylvania avenue, Westminster, Thursday
afternoon, February 10Th, was the scene OF q
pretty home wedding. The contracting par
lies were Mr.. Joseph f. Hunter. son OF Mr..
Joseph T. Hunter, near Westminster, aud
Miss Ida v. ShaiFer. daughter Of Mrs. Mary
f. Shsifer, this city. AT l.20 O'Clock, after
the relatives and a few intimate friends we're
assembled in the paror, Miss Elsie q. Brown
played a wedding march, and the bride aud
groom, with their attendants, entered the
paror, where the ceremony was performed by
Rev. James b. Stouesiier Aher The eere-
mony al were invited TO the dInlugroom,
where refreshments we're served in abundance.
ailer which the BRIDE and groom started for 4
trip to Baltimore and Philadelphia
YoST-nUsNAN.
John +. Iost Of Silver Ran, this county,
and Miss Mabel l. Dusmau, of Hanover, Pa,
wer,. married February lSh. az the Lutheran
parsonage. Hanover. by ReY. A. C. Forseht.
After a short wedding trip 10 Baltimore the
young couple will reside on y farm near ~.
Panls Lutheran Church.
HABNInN-HEOwN.
Mr. William J. Babylon. Of Fountain Val
Icy, this county, aud Miss Edith ID. Bro~n,
Of Baltimore, were married on February u.
Al Salem Parsonage. Westminster by Rev
4. W. Dogy. They ~ere attended by Mr.
and Ms. i.A~rence Babylon. of Fountain
Valley The bride vas Handsomely go~uc,i.
with hist and gloves 10 match.