The Democratic advocate., 1906-10-19

Charles Himler, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Himler. of near this city. and Miss Cora V.
Harris, daughter of Geo. W. Harris, of War
feldsburg, were quietly married at New Wind
sor, on Tuesday evening about O'Clock by
Rev. G.. L. Bennett. Misses Myrle Harris
and Carrie l.. Flagg, of Baltimore, were the
only attendants. After the wedding Mr.. and
Mrs. Himler returned to Westminster. where
the groom has his home all furnished ready
for occupancy.
BOwERsOx-HARMAN.
Miss l.. Gertrude Harman, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John II. Harman, was married
Thursday at her home in Taneytown, to Daniel
w. Bowersox, of Hanover, Pa, by Rev. Mr..
Wheeler. Miss Jennie Hartman, sister of the
bride, and Miss Margaret Bowersox, sister of
the groom. were the bridesmaids. William E.
Martin was best man. A reception followed
the ceremony. The couple will reside at
Hanover.
CHILCOATE-sPENCER.
Miss Jessie Spencer, the daughter of Mr..
George Spencer. of Patapsco, and Mr.. David
E. Chilcoate, the son of Mrs. Elizabeth Chill
coate, were married on Wednesday at the
home of the groom, 119 Third avenue, Hamp-
den. The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Charles E. Fultz, pastor of Otterbein Memor.
ial United Brethren Church, corner of Roland
and Fifth avenues. The bride was dressed in
a gown of white silk and carried bouquet of
Bride roses. Immediately after the ceremony
the couple left for Patapsco, where they will
reside.
KRoH-HERSHIE.
At the home of Mr.. Frank Manacha, in
| Bachman's Valley, October IA, Mr.. John
Kroh, of Bachman's Valley, and Mrs. Mary
J. Hershie, of Hanover, Pa, were united in
the holy bans of matrimony by the groom s
pastor, Rev. James B. Stonesifer. of Benja.
minis Reformed Church, near Westminster.
The wedding was quiet affair, only their
Immediate friends being present. A very
sumptuous wedding dinner was served by Mr..
| Manacha.
LoNG-LoHMYER.
A very fashionable wedding took place at
! the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fl. Lohmyer,
| 1929 North Mount street, Baltimore, on We'd
nesday evening, October 10th, Rev. Burkhart
officiating. The contracting parties were
Miss Laura Lohmyer, daughter of Mr.. and
minister, Md. The bride was becomingly at.
tired in handsome white gown of silk chif-
fon, and carried large bunch of Brides roses.
Miss Helena Lohmyer, sister ofthe bride, was
bridesmaid. and Mr.. John G. Reed, of Sny.
dersburg, best man. The bridesm aid wore
white and carried pink roses. The bride re.
ceived many handsome and useful presents.
After the ceremony snpper was served. Mr..
and Mrs. Long will make their home near
Westminster.
Those present were Fred 81 Lohmyer and
wife. VIM. Fisher and wife, Sargent Bradley
and wife. Mrs. Mary Clements, George Lob
myer and wife, Henry Lohmyer; Misses Katie
and Tillie Lohmyer, Lottie, Emada and Ella
| MorGarf nasou nd Viola Rspr Mofvo
and Myrtle Fisher, Hanna Lewis, Annie Kratz,
Alice Maker, Estella Bradley, Addie McNeal,
Catharine Clements, Marguerite Reisinger,
Florence Lohmyer; Messrs. j. E. Rawlings,
John Shelter, Robert and Milton Burns. Ray.
mond Briggeran, Leo holland, Lewis Glenn
| ents, Bernard Clements, James Crowty, Geo.
B. GARNER, Henry Lohmyer, Edwin Lob
myer, Master Charles Lohmyer, Robert Lob
myer; Mr.. and Mrs. Harry o. Albaugh and
son Malvin, Walter Albaugh, John G. Reed
all of Snydersburg; Mrs. Jacob Neudecker,
Miss Dora Long, of Westminster, and many
others.
| GRUMBINE-KLEE
A marriage of much interest was solemnized
| Wednesday afternoon, at clock, when Miss
Clara .Klee, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
| John Klee, near Eastview. and j. Walter
| Grumbine, son of Mr.. John Grumbine. of this
city, were married. The ceremony took place
at Grace Lutheran Church, the pastor, Rev.
P. d. Miller. D. D., officiating. The bride
was attended by Miss Grace Leister, of Finks.
! burg, as maid of honor, and Miss Margaret E.
Sellers, of Baltimore, was the flower girl.
1 George R. Grambine. brother of the groom,
was the best man, and the ushers were J. AL
bert Mitten, w. Scott Zepp, Ernest Martin,
of this city. and N. D. Sellers, of Baltimore.
The bride was given away by her brother,
Mr.. George P. Klee.
After a wedding trip South Mr.. and Mrs.
Grumbine will reside in this city
| TORBET--ST0UFFER.
/ N. Ct. Torbet and Martha v. Stoufer, Of
York, Pa, were quietly married at the Albion
Hotel, this city, on Thursday night. by Rev,
| Fl. M. Rider.