The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-03-24
-Four Rriacs Ana Grnnms.


On Saturday, March TO- 1906. Al Harris
burg. Pa. Joseph g. Lippy, sou Of Joseph
Il. Lippy, Of Suydersburg. Nd, was married
to Miss Mabel V. Fowbe, of Sykesviile, Md,
daughter Of J. Harry FOWble. a prominent
builder and contractor Of that place. The
marriage was very quiet. the ceremony beng
performed by Rev. J. Richie Smith. pastor
OF Marke, Square Presbyterian Church. Mr..
and Mrs Lippy will make their future home
10 Baltimore. where Mr.. Lippy is at present
engaged 10 the wholesale frai, business.
PAfNTgR-RAiLEY.
On Thursday evening. March Is, st the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin ;. Painter, oc-
Cured the event Of happy home wedding,
when their eldest daughter, Naomi NJ. vas
married TO Mr.. II. n. Bailey, son Of Mr.. Israel
Bailey, both Of New Freedom, Pa The room
in which the ceremony took place was taste
fully decorated with poited plants aud hot
house flowers Rev. David ). Martin. pastor
Of the Lutheran Church, Of which the con.
tracing parties are members, ofhciated. The
best man was Ira 5. Painter. brother OF the
bride, and the bridesmaid WAS Miss Beuiah
Bailey, sister of the groom. The bride aud
bridesmaid were tastetnlly and becomIHgiy
dressed in white. The groom and best man
wore the conventional black. The bride car
ried beautiful bouquet Of white carnations.
Anu Tue nFllreitA4A Que VI fstlA ne NE4-
ding march was beautifully rendered By the
brides sister. Miss Sadie Painter.
Aher the ceremony and congratulations
were over, the guests w"re invited TO the do
ing room 20 pariake of Refreshments. which
consisted Of fruits Of all kinds, cakes sud
other delicacies. The table was also decor
aied with beautiful hot house flowers,
TIE bride aud groom len Friday noon on
the IS D. Us. train for Baltimore, Washing.
on. Fort Monroe, Va, and other places
On their return they will 60 10 housekeep.
ing IN a newly built house, on Railroad street.
which will be furnished and ready to be Occa
pied by The first Of April The presents were
numerous--such as will be useful sud helpful
in furnishing their new home. The invited
guests we're VI. $. Painter and wife. Eli Non
emaker aud wife, Mrs. l. Bailey, John Moody
and wife, Mrs V. Mccullough, OF Glen Rock.
Pa; Mr.. K. l.. Bailey Mrs. Edward Slade OF
Baltimore, Md; NJ c. Bailey aud wife, Rev.
f. c. Ruby, of Hanover. Pa. Miss Jennie
Swami. OF Baltimore, Nd. John p. HofAeker
and wife. Wesley r. Cuddy and wife, Curyin
Nonemaker, Miss Edith Bailey, Miss Sadie
Painter aud Master John Moody, Jr.
BITzEL-FRICK-
On Wednesday evening. February %, n
very pretty wedding was solemniLed, when
Miss Lillian, daughter Of Mrs. Mary Prick
came the bride Of William Marion Bilzel. also
of Smallwood. The brides gown was steel
CLOTH and the groom wore the conventional
black, with white tie. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. DR.. p. II. Miller. OF Westmiu-
ster. Those present were Mrs. Mary Frick,
mother Of the bride; Mr. and Mrs. Charles II.
Biizel. father and mother of the groom; John
Frirk, Frank Frick and wife, Richard Baker
and wife, Harvey, Ray. Herbert, Philip and
Minnie Bizel, Misses Lou Williams, Albert,
Viola, and Ferdinand Frick, and James Phck.
KEEFER-TURFLE.
At the Reformed Church parsonage, Silver
Run, on March %, Edgar f. Keefer and Miss
Addie E., daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
| Turtle, of Westminster were married by Rev.
]. Stewart Hartman. The bride and groom
returned to Westminster and reception was
held at the brides parents
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. George
| A. Miller aud son William, Mrs. Bradley L.
| Herring and son, Mrs. Margie Herring, Mrs.
| L. l.. Reaver, Mrs. George W. Miller and
| daughter Ella, Mr.. and Mrs. James d. Mitch
ell. Mrs. Robert l.. Hoppe, Mr.. and Mrs.
Emanuel Shaffer, Mr. and Mrs. John 7. Zahn,
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Seip, Mrs. Washington
l.. Brown, Mr.. Albert Chrest; Misses Annie,
| Molly and Maud ShriVer, Rosa Reese, Mllly
| Sharrer, Jane and Mary Reaver. Ella aud
! Belle Lester. May Turtle, Mr.. and Mrs. ThOs.
| Keefer. of Pleasant Valley; Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Turtle, and Mrs. A. Il. Wentz, Of Bal
| timore; George and Charles Turtle.