The Democratic advocate., 1907-12-20
Wedding Bells.
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r.. Br. E-r.lg. IN this city. q noon on "e1-
ae-ezy .z.t y Nj He-DeEc E..Eer Cover. -on
n ~. I'd Mr=. Harry 7. Cover. rh= care
-.g-T ---.-. r--:1r--=d IL The BRIDE pastor.
~. D. l. G-==1E=.d. b. D.. o: the Ae,ho-
-, P-4I==1-.; Church. The b-.de wore Z
y...g away .u.t Of pun cloth With bat 10
-1z-c. NJ Helen '. AFmzcos', sister ot
~ 5.-=. plzyed the Welding march. !
a-G15-g luncheon @a= zeryed after he cere-
r1guy. ami the parry hen eft for bridal trip.
L Loga r1ei- return they vii reside Z thi= city.
I11== g.e.=1t were the immediate mem Der.
ri -1@ families oE the b-.d= and groom. Miss
A.E.scg.'. - BRIDE. !: Z graduate Of Western
Az-y ana College. au1 one c: Westminster :
1-1.t attractive young iz1le-. Bang prominent
. q. IT, ta= wo:k .: the Methodist Protestant
Church. >.1ce he- cary childhood she has
,=e. 4 member Ci :Ge family 0. her uncle,
Dr.. J. y. Herring. The groom Is one Of our
E--llg yCJlg business aen. aud Z member Of
r.e Westminster C31atgy Club. On Monday
evening .z.t he entertained al dinner the
charter member. Of the Club at The West
minister. Those present ~ere DR.. James (.
>aceev=. Jr., Mr. Geo. Il. Armaaost. brother
Q. t-e Drce: Ar. b. Snyder Babylon. Mr..
Guy /. Fowler, Mr. Frank ". Ma,ber, Mr..
7. william Ma,her AMI Mr. Sereck ). Wilson.
ETASs-B4RgER.
: v=.y pretty and attractive wedding too.
place Ca Wednesday evening al o'clock
waen Mis-: Lillian II. Barber and Mr. John
Il. EvaI=. both Of this city, were united in the
holy bans Of uatriuouy z, the parsonage ofrhe
Methodist EpiscoPa. church by Rev. Il. II.
Rider. TIE attendants we're Misses Blanche
ET4ns. sister Of the groom and Minnie Barber,
s.s'er ot the Dride. The bride wss L-andsomely
att!re0 IN brown coat sit, and the groom
10 the conTeui.c21. black. The bride'= maids
we're sttEed in brown six. After the wed
ding ceremony the bride and groom drove 10
':.- home ot Sir. Evans where an elaborate re-.
cepi.On was given by his parents. Mr. aud Mrs.
Joseph Evans. East Green street. The groom
i the Cb.Iging iousorial!st al Mr.. Charles
Coo;e=' tonzorial parlor. He has many
friends who wish hin the best Of success in
his matrimonial bliss. Mrs. Evans Is very
pretty and accomplished young lady. They
Siil reside On Green street.
The ca.iihumpian orchestra furnished music
On the curb during the reception. Their in
s;ruments were little out Of chord, but they
finished the famous overture they had booked
for the occasion gallsntly.
B4RSHART-SNITH.
very pretty wedding took place at the
pleasant country home Of Mrs. Katherine Nc
IntoEh, West Liberty. Iowa. when the marriage
Of her niece Miss Claribel Smith, to Harvey
Barnhart, Of Westminster, took place Wed
nesday evening December 4, at O'Clock
to the strains OF the beautiful wedding march
played By Mrs. Verna Lane Of West Liberty.
The couple entered the parlor preceded by
Rev. Brintou, Of Oxford, who performed the
ceremony in the presence Of 40 invited guests.
Immediately after. the guests were summoned
TO the diningrOOm where an elaborate wedding
supper Was served. Tne bride wore gown
Of white trimmed in lace and insertion and
carried bride roses. The groom was attired in
the conventional black. Mr. Bsrnhsrt has
number Of friends in Carroll county who
wish them happy and prosperous life. Mr..
and Mrs. Barnhart were the recipients Of
many lovely and useful presents.
HEsSoS-FCHRNAS.
a very pretty wedding was solemuied last
Tuesday at the Lutheran parsonage, Silver
Bun, when Miss Edith Thurman, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Furhman, of Silver Run,
became the bride of Oliver Hesson, son of Mr..
and Mrs. John Hesson, of Westminster. The
ceremony took place in the handsome parlor
Of the parsonage, Rev. ]. o. Yoder perform
ing the ceremony.