The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1907-05-31
Wedding Bells.

MYERS-WOLF. --
On Tuesday evening last, at the home OF
the brides father, near Uniontown, Mr..
Marshall A. Myers and Miss Bessie K. Wolf,
were united in marriage by their pastor, Rev
G.. w. Baughman. Promptly at eight O. clock,
from Lohengrin, when the bridal couple and
their attendants, Misses Alice Myers and
Margie tormwalt, Messrs. John Wolf and
Guy Haines, entered the room, where, in the
presence of fifty guests, the ceremony was
performed. The bride wore gown of white
point d'esprit over white silk, and carried a
white booklet. Her maids were alfred in
white, while the gentlemen all wore the con-
ventional black. A fter the usual greetings
the company were invited to the diningroom
where refreshments were served. In addition
to those already noted, the following were pres
ent: John Wolf. son John and daughter Annie,
Henry Wolf, W. L. Corbin and wife, A; 5.
Medary and wife, Lewis Myers and wife, Err.
son John, Misses Carrie ard Alice Myers,
Calvin Dodrer, wife and children. Abram
aud Ella. Sterling Myerly and wife, Guy
Formwat and wife. Snader Devilbiss and
wife, Mrs. Maria Wantz, Mrs. Nevin Hile
shew and daughter Beatrice, Fannie Flohr,
Lillian Haines, Minna Sittig, Mary Baugh-
man. Florence Formwalt, Maggie Hartman,
Arthur Sttig. Joseph Fowler, Howard Maus
Warren Fowble and Andrew and Martin
Myers.
The bride received many handsome and
valuable presents, which will at once be in
stalled in the new home Mr. and Mrs. Myers
have selected, near Uniontown.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Miss Bette Ensor, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Edward Ensor, Sans Creek, was mar
ried to Mr. Stanley Sundergil, of Unionville.
at high noon Wednesday, May 20. at Bethel
Church, Sans Creek. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. John Ensor, cousin
of the bride, of the Madison Avenue Church,
Baltimore, assisted by the brides pastor, Rev.
Emory Bennett. The wedding marches were
rendered by Miss Margaret Stem, Sans
Creek, and the ushers were Messrs. Adam
Lindsay, New Windsor, and Adam Dudrow,
Unionvile The bride was handsomely
gowned in Persian lawn trimmed with Irish
point and ribbon, and carried Bride roses.
After the ceremony the happy couple left
on the lis train for the jamestown Exposi
ton The going away dress of the bride was
a handsome tailored gown of plaid.
Luncheon was served at $50 to the attend
ants and members of the two families. Those
present were Rev. John T. Ensor, Frank
Null and wife. and Joseph Ensor, wife and
son, all of Baltimore; Joshua Sundergill and
wife, the groom's parents; Roy Sundergill,
wife and son, of Unionville; Clarence Ensor,
wife, son and daughter, of McKinstry's Mills;
Miss Catharine Yerida, Brownsville; James
Trayer and wife, this city; Edward Ensor and
wife and Miss Lille Ensor.
The bride is one of Carroll couuty's most
popular young ladies', and her many friends
i II this city wish her much happiness.
MOSER-FLOHR.
Mr. Charles William Moser and Miss Bessie
May Flohr, both of Brucevile, went to Fred
erck yesterday morning and were quietly
married. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. DR.. Z. r. Eschbach. at the parsonage of
the Evangelical Reformed Church. Immedi-
ately after the wedding Mr.. and Mrs. Moser
left for Bruceville.