The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1907-04-05
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Wedding Bells.
STREyIG-WANTZ.

STREyIG-wANTZ.
The home of James NJ. and Flora Wentz,
at GA East Third street, Lewistown, Pa,
was the scene of happy occasion on Thurs
day evening. March %, when their daughter,
Miss Viola NJ, was married to Mr.. Bertram
T. Strevig, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. R..
Strevig, of Lineboro. Promptly at O. clock
the sweet strains of Lohengrin's wedding
march pealed forth from the piano, played by
Mrs. E. Il. Rhodes, and Immediately after
ward the bride to be appeared, leaning on
bride, Rev. Z. T. Rhodes, met the young
couple in the parlor and pronounced them
husband and wife. using the beautiful ring
ceremony of the Reformed church. After
the marriage ceremony had been performed,
congratulations were extended to the happy
pair, while the pianist rendered Mendelssohn' S
march. After the congratulatory period was
ended the guests repaired to the diningroom
| where sumptuous supper awaited their ar
| rival. The bride wore gown OF white sllk
| and the groom the conventional black. The
groom is d popular school teacher of Carroll
| county, and the bride was one OF Lewistown'
best known and highly esteemed ladies. She
was prominently connected with church work
| in the Reformed congregation, in the Sunday
| school and in the Christian Endeavor Society.
| The presents were numerous, consisting OF
cut glass, hand-painted china, linens, silver
ware of many varieties, furniture, large family
| Bible and many other valuable gifts. About
| 40 guests were present MIR. Strevlg and wife
| will reside near Lineboro, Nd, in the near
future.
STONER-REBERT.
Samuel Brooke Stoner, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles B. Stoner, of near Sells Station, Pa.
and Miss Ida Belle Robert, of near Littles-
town, Pa, were quietly married at York, Pa,
on March % by Rev. J.J. Stautfer. Mr.. Stoner
is step-brother to Mrs. E. o. Diffendal an d
Joseph S. Stoner, this city. He is native Of
Carroll county, but moved to near Hanover
when quite young The couple will be at
home after May 1st at Locust Lawn Farm, y
Adams county, Pa.
PoIsT-o'FARRELL.
The wedding of Mr. John A. Poist, of
McSherrystown, Pa, and Miss Catharine K.
O'Farrell, of baltimore, formerly of this city
was solemnized Monday in st. AIMS Catholic
Church, Baltimore, the Rev. Thomas E..
Leons, rector of the church officiating. After
an extended wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Poist
will reside at McSherrystown, Pa.
EYLER-swEENEY.
Miss Loula z. Sweeney, daughter of Mrs.
Amelia Sweeney, of Thurmont, Md, and Mr..
Ira j. Eyler, of Wakefield, were quietly mar
ried Sunday evening by Rev. Victor K. Belts.
The bride was very becomingly attired in a
suit of tan cloth, with hat and gloves to
match. The groom wore the conventional
black, with white tie. After the service a
sumptuous COLLATION. was served at the home
of the grooms parents. The bride received
many useful and ornamental presents. The
guests were very pleasantly entertained by
graphophone music. Those present were j.;
W. T. Eyler and wife, Charles Hoffman and
wife, of Logs; Mrs. Amelia Sweeney, of Thur
mont; Newton Bowers and wife, John Weyler
and wife, William Sipes and wife, George
Eyler and wife, Edward Roop and wife, John
Green and wife, Mrs; Annie Rowe, Union,
town; Mrs. Wesley Warehime, Mrs. Gertie
Petry, G. r. Staub and wife; Misses Norma
Staub, Daisy Eyler, Edna Staub, Louise
Warehime; Messrs. Charles Eyler, Harry
Bowers, William Eyler, Grover Staub, Bruce
Eyler and Walter Bowers; Masters Edgar Ey-
Ter, Ralph Warehime, Willard Staub, Wilbur
Eyler Albers l.. Eyler and Harry Staub