The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-01-06
More of Dan Cupid's Work.


very pretty and charming home wedding
took place on Thursday evening, December
%, at s o'clock, at the hospitable home of
Mr.. Plus Babylon, of near Wakefield, in the
presence of the immediate families of the con.
tracing parties and large number of invited
guests.
The contracting parties were Mr.. Noah H.
Babylon. of near Frizellburg, a son of the late
Jacob Babylon, and nephew of Mr.. Pins
Babylon, above mentioned, and Miss Ada Z.
Warehime, eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Warehime, of near Westminster.
The ceremony was performed by Rev James
B. Stonesiier, pastor of Carroll Charge Re
formed Church, near Westminster, in the
parlor of the home, under a bell suspended in
the center of the room.
The maid of honor was Miss Mary Babylon,
cousin of the groom. The bridesmaids we're
Miss Elsie Duval, of Medford, and Miss Cora
Warehime, of Pleasant Valley. The best man
was Mr.. Herbert Babylon, OF Bachmans Val
ley, brother of the groom. The ushers were
Messrs. Wilbur Duvall, of Medford, and Roy
Myerly, of Pleasant Valley,
Mrs. Fannie Michael, of Uniontown, played
Memberships wedding march as the bridal
party entered the parlor.
The bride was attractively costumed in a
beautifully made gown of white silk trimmed
with lace, with gloves to match, and carried a
white prayer book. The maid of honor was
also charmingly attired in white silk. The
bridesmaids were eXquisitely gowned in white.
The groom and his best man were attired in
the conventional black.
Supper was served 10 the guests who attend.
ed from "a distance, at O'Clock on the even
ing of the wedding.
Following the ceremony a reception was
held. A supper ives then served to the entire
wedding party.
The presents to the bride were numerous,
costly. handsome, and useful, consisting of
silverware, queensware, cut glass, linens, etc
Mr. and Mrs Babylon will be at home after
March l, at Frizellburg.
Among those noticed at the wedding were
Mr.. Plus Babylon, Rev. James B Stonesiler.
Joseph Warehime and wife, Levi Maus. Jr.,
and wife, John l4aniz and wife, Burnside
Hivey and wife, William Adams and wife,
Wesley Warehime and wife, Edw. Gilbert aud
wife, John Burial and wife. Harry Smith and
wife, Jesse Warner aud wife, James Robert.
son and wife, Edw Cummings and wife, VIM.
Robertson and wife, Theodore Cummings and
wife. David Young and ~ife, Mrs. Nathaniel
Lippy, Mrs. Fletcher Babylon, Mrs. Fannie
Michael; Misses Elsie Duvall, Mary Babylon,
Cora Warehime, Ada Wautz, Lille Bish and
Addie Warehime. Amy aud Edgar Burial,
wine LlpiN, h4Etitr I4'Nttia dHd Jesse NHN
mings, Ralph and Louise Warehime. Helen
and Rodger Gilbert, Dennis Smith, IT., SterI.
ing lively, and Stanley Maus; Messrs. Her
bert Babylon. Wilbur Duyall, Roy Mysrly.
John Myers. Guy Babylon, Henry n CAssell,
William Warehime. Irwin Want, Clarence
Staruer, Charles II. Fowler, aud Maurice
Warchime, Of Ljttlcsiown, Pa.
RuSS-REAR-
A letter to TINS ADVOCATE from Kansas
City, Kansas, December so. 1908. says: En-
closed fud clipping from the Abilene Re
tiec,or. which please publish and obiige:
At the home OF Mr.. John Bear. uorihras;
Of Talmsze. occurred ihe wedding 81 their
daughter. Florence TO Mr.. Herbert II. Ross,
Of Abilene.
A bout fily guests were present. Among
them Mr.. Charles F. Beck, of Maryland; J..
f. Beck and family, Of Wsynesboro. Pa both
men are brothers Of Mrs Bear. John Carver
and family. Of Abiliue and Mrs. Chagburg. Of
Elmo
The bride was aliircd IN old rose and the
bridesmaid, Miss Maggie Ross. sister Of the
groom, wore blue tsfsts Roy Bear. COUSIN
OF the bride. ~as grOumsman. Tho wedding
march uss played by Mss Pearl Carver a
cousin Of the bride. Many and valuable pres
ents were given Rev g. h. Rurkholder, Of
Talmage, performed the ceremony. Mr., aud
Mrs. Ross will be at home to their friends A.
ter January IS. 1895, on the Feuioa farm,
nine miles north Of Abiliue.
REstIIKR-LAwvEK.
Miss Mary r Lawyer. Of Union Bridge.
Md. and Mr. Jacob c. Bemiller, only son Of
Mr.. and Mss. John Beniller. OF Carroll cnuu
~, were married at 3 p. M. on Tuesday after
noon. January 2 n the hone 81 the groom :
pastor by Elder ". r. Roop. OF the German
BAptis, Brethren Church. The bude Eas
gowued in q handsome tailor made sait Of blue
bruadcloth With white waist; The groom worv
the conventional black. The attendants ~eyr
Mr.. Feeser, Of Union Mills. and Miss Emma
BemiIlcr. SISTER Of the groom VAS maid Of
honor. A royal reception vas givea the hT1.
DIAL party 10 the evening, Al the hospiiAble
home Of the groom parents
CEorsE-tsEuK
Miss Nellie C. Gehr and Ira +. Grouse,
both Of Westminster, Nd, we're mSrrlesi on
Saturday. June To- 1905. az the Reformed
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