The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1907-10-11
Wedding Bells.
EELLS-HAYDON.

wedding of interest was sole mnized mon
day morning at ST. Ignntius' Catholic Church,
when Miss NJ. Alice McSherry Hayden,
daughter of the late Col. John A. Hayden.
| of the Confederate Army, and niece OF
| Chief Judge James McSherrv, of the Court OF
Appeals, was married to Mr.. j. Bernard Weils'
| SON of DR.. and Mrs. r. c. Wells, OF Hamp'
stead.
The ceremony was preceded by nuptial
| mass. AT which Rev. W. &. Read Mulan was
| the celebrant. He also performed The cere'
mony. Only the immediate families and q
| few intimate friends were present. There
| were no attendants.
The bride is well.known- in musical and
| social circles of Baltimore and Frederick. she
| is IA member of the choir at the Cathedral,
| where she sings conralto. She was gradu-
| ated at the Visitation Convent at Frederlck'
| where she carried off all the honors, AFTER
| which she came 10 Baltimore and began the
study of instrumental and vocal music at the
Peabody. She has received her certificate IN
instrumental music, and has played several OF
her own compositions at The recitals. She IS
still pursuing her vocal instruction. Two OF
her brothers are prominent members OF the
Baltimore bar, while third is on the stage.
Mr.. Wells is a prominent and popular young
attorney. He WAS graduated from Loyoia
College and the law department of the Uni
versity of Maryland, and received the degree
of M. A. from Georgetown University. ne
has also done graduate work IN corporation
law at the Catholic University. Until recently
he was the managing editor OF the Cathohc
Mirror.
A short time ago he severed his active con
neclion with that publication in order to de.
vote all his attention to his law practice.
He still retains an interest in The firm. he
is a direct descendant of Col. Edward Dyer,
of Revolutionary fame, and of four generations
of celebrated physicians.
Mr. and Mrs. Wells left for a wedding jour
ney through the South. A part OF their trip.
will be spent hunting in the mountains OF
Virginia and Kentucky. Both are fond OF
sport and are skillful with the rifle. On their
return they will live at 10s East Monument
street.
TAYIOR-EUMP.
Miss Maude E. Kump. of Frederick county,
and Mr. Marshall G. Taylor, of Arlington,
Baltimore county, were married al the parson
age of the Lutheran church in Uniontown by
the pastor, Rev. &. W. Baughman, Wednes-
day, October g. The bride was becomingy
aitired in II suit of blue cloth with hat to
match The groom wore the usual black.
There were no attendants The father anu
mother of the bride witnessed the ceremony.
The young couple went to Philadelphia on
their wedding tour. and on their leturn will
reside in Arlington.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
A very pretty home wedding on Tuesday
evening was that of Miss Clara +. Shriner.
daughter of Mr.. aud Mrs. Byron Shriner, OF
lladdon Heights, N. j., and Rev. Fred. c.
w. Ramoh, at the home of the bride, by the
Rev. H. Rambo, of the Presbyterian church,
Haddon Heights. Miss Ella Lyons of York,
ID l,l a., l,,l 10 I'll sIaSt W..
Mr.. Jesse Phillips, of Carlisle, Pa. Mrs. A.
Hanstord, of Philadelphia, played the wedding
march, The bride wore IL beautiful gown of
Paris mousseline over white taffeta and carried
shower boquet of Bride roses. Her attend.
ants gown was white net over tatfeta and she
carried pink roses.
The parlor was beautifully decorated with
autumn leaves and bright autumn flowers with
background of palms.
A reception followed the ceremony. Only
the near relatives were present, from New
York. Jersey City, Newark, Philadelphia,
Pottsvile and Westminster, Md.
Mr. and Mrs. Ramoth left for New York
and Boston and will reside at Colesgrove, N.
j., where he is pastor of the M. r. Church.
The bride is niece of Mr.. B. f. Grouse,
this city, and her parents formerly resided
here Her mother was a Miss Robinson, sister
of Mrs. Margaret Cassel and Mrs. Levi Black.
of this city.
HAHN-KII.ER.
Miss Eta Amelia Killer. daughter of Mrs.
Eliza j. Killer, and Mr.. Erwin Hahn, both of
this city, were quietly married in Baltimore
Monday. October 7, at the parsonage of the
Methodist Protestant church by the pastor,
Rev. David Medley. There were no attend
ants The bride wore handsome tailored
GOWN of brown chiffon panama, with hat to
match. After the ceremony the young couple
visited the brides sister, who is i'll at hos
pital in Baltimore, and to whose condition the
quietness of the wedding was due. They then
went to Washington for a short stay.
After October % Mr.. and Mrs. Hahn will
be at home at 1928 Mantau Avenue, Phila-
dephia. where Mr.. Hahn has a position with
the Kennedy Willing Company.