The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1907-09-27
Wed ding Bells.


HULETT-WODDNhKD.
Miss Jane +. Woodward. daughter of Mrs.
Martha Jane Woodward. West Main street,
and of the late DR.. Louis Woodward.
Mr.. Charleton p. Huet, of Wilmington,
| Del, were quietly married on Saturday after
noon, at 5 O. clock at the home of the bride,
| by Rev. Calvin S. Slagle, pastor of st. Pauls
Reformed Church. Miss Irene Woodward,
sister of the bride. was maid of honor and was
dressed in lavender Crepe de Chine and car
ried white carnations. Mr.. f. W. Hall, of
Wilmington, Del, brolher,in-aw of the
groom, WAS best man. The wedding march
was played by Miss Teste Buckingham. The
room was decorated IN golden rod, and the
bride carried "a bouquet of Bride roses She
was married in white Point de Esprite over
silk, trimmed in duchess lace.
The bride and groom left on the fast mail
for a wedding trip South and will be home to
their friends, No. 800 S. Broome street, vii
mington, DEL, after October, 1st e.
The brides going away gown was tan pongee,
trimmed in blue. with hat to matchs Only
the immediate friends of the bride and groom
were present. The groom is in charge of the
Atlantic Refining Co., of Wilmington, Del.
The bride is a neice of Mr.. Samuel Roop
and Theo. Englar, well known residents of
this city.
The bride received many handsome and
beautiful presents.
SNADER-HEEFNER.
The beautiful country home of Mr.. and
Mrs A. S. Heefner, south of WaynesborO,
along the state road, was the scene Tuesday
afternoon of very pretty wedding when his
eldest and last remaining daughter of home
WAS married to Warren j. Snader at South
Broad street. Waynesboro. For the occasion
the house was beautifully decorated with cut
flowers and ferns.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. A..
p. Snader, a brother OF the q Dom, while the
wedding march was played by Mrs. A. p.
Snader, the wife of the officiating clergyman.
The bridesmaid was Miss Catherine Fair
ney, of Hagerstown, and the grcomsman was
Herman Snader, of Baltimore, a cousin of
the groom. Milton Horst and Seth Ohler, of
Waynesboro, were the ushers.
The young bride was gowned in white silk
and the groom was in conventional dress.
After the ceremony reception was held
| during which the happy young couple received
the congratulations of the many friends pres
| ent.
| The function concluded with sumptuous
wedding supper which was merrily enjoyed by
| the wedding guests and the principals. While
the supper was still III progress the wedding
party left the tables to prepare for their wed
| mp.
The bridal pair exercised great secrecy with
regard to the point from which they intended
to start, to prevent too lively demonstration
on the part of friends. though their itinerary
in general is no secret.
Their trip will take them to New York and
up the Hudson, returning by the way of the
jamestown Exposition. They will be gone
about two weeks when they will return to the
brides home where they will reside for a time
This arrangement is in Difference to the wishes
of the BRIDES parents who had but two chill
dren, both daughters, the younger of whom
was married to Earl Eshelman of Elizabeth
town College, but a few weeks ago.
The parents feel that the old home will be
too greatly bereaved to have both children
away permanently in so short an interval.
AS stated the bride is the eldest of two
daughters and is graduate of the Maryland
Collegiate Institute, Union Bridge, and she il
young lady of many accomplishments ant
lovely character.
The groom is the fifth son of the late Evar
Snader, of New Windsor, and he and his sis
tiers moved to Waynesboro about six year
ago. He is machinist by trade working a
Prick Company. He had been in Brooklyl
running an ice plant for the Company unit
they sold the plant. He is an excellent work
man and received his education partly at tn
same school of which his wife is gradual,
and at the New Windsor College.
The presents received by the young coupl
were of IA great variety and all useful.