Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-06-29
Married.

Married
At the home Of the bride, Alegany,
Saturday evening, June %, 1907. by
Rev. c. w. Lauham, Miss Eva Dickcy
to Mr. Richard Hopkins, OF Welsh Hill.
this place.
Miss Mary Adele Grove, daughter of
Mrs. \. NJ Grove, was married to Nj.
Robert y Evans, of this place. Monday
evening, June 81, at St. Johns Episco-
pal Church, Rev. +. G.. f. Shears Of
ciatimg. Miss Grove was attended by
her sister, Miss Margaret Grove, as
maid of honor, the other attendants be-
ing Mrs. J. X. Wimbrough, also sister
of the bride; Miss Paul of Washington,
ID. c.; Mrs b c. Hutson and Miss NJ
5. Hutson, of Cumberland Mrs. A g.
Frey and Miss Townsend, of Frostburg
Misses Virginia Amman and Dorothy
Purnell were tiower-girls The bride
was gowned in white crepe DE chime
dress, trimmed with point lace, and
carried shower bouquet of brides roses
Miss Grove wore blue null and carried
pink and white carnations, with maiden
hair ferns. The other attendants wore
white organdie and carried white carna.
tions and maiden hair ferns The little
white sweet peas. The groom had for
his best man Mr.. J. X. Wimbrough, of
Bethlehem, Pa. Messrs j. \. Cald-
well, A. G. Frey, Brooke Tyler. b. l..
Butcher, Edward Hall and A TAYLOR
Smith Were the ushers, and Masters
Edwin and Garfield Hutson were ribbon
boys. Mrs f. c. BeaIl and Mr.. G.. n.
Beall played the wedding march. The
hpil 10 T. Ia,
w. &. Devecmou, of Cumberland
After the wedding an informal recep-
ton was held at the home Of the bride
Among the out-of-town guests were
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Dewing. Misses
Wellington, Misses Sloan, Mr.. Banister
Roberts, all of Cumberland Mrs. h. c.
Paul, of Washington, d. c.; Mr.. and
Mrs. c. w. Evans, of st. Claire, Pa
Mr.. and Mrs Evans left for ii tour
east. Tasteful, ample decorations and
brilliant assembly of friends combined
to make the church ceremony one of
spectacular interest and beauty.
In the parlors of Hotel Gladstone.
this place, Tuesday, June %, 1907, by
Rev f. r. Wagner, assisted by
Rev. Simon Sipple, of Macungie, Pa,
Miss Katharine Emelia Dorothea
Mayer to Rev. Dennis Sipple, and Miss
Wilhelmina Sophia Mayer to Mr..
William Lammert. The happy event
was one Of those rare occasions known
as double Weddings" the brides and
one of the grooms Mr.. Lammert, be-
ing well-known and popular young
people of Frostburg. The Cumberland
Ne"S' correspondent describes the occa-
sion as follOws
The parlors were beautifully decorated
with ferns. rhododendron and cut flowers, as
well as potted plants. Festoons of green
were strung from chandelier to chandelier;
beautiful arch of green was erected, and
underneath the contracting parties stood
while the ceremony was being performed
The bridal party entered the parlors
where the guests, numbering about 100,
were gathered, in the following order, to
the strains of Lohengrin, Mr.. n. T. Hook
ing at the piano and Mr. Alex Hooking
violin; Messrs. Edward Donahue, Roy
Mayer, Roland Lammert, Leslie Lammert
ushcrs; Miss Emma Mayer preceded by her
little niece Miss Margaret Mayer carrying
Little niece Miss Ruth Mayer, MeSsrs. Karl
Mayer and Victor Lammert, ushers.
They were met under the arch by the
ministers and the grooms.
During the ceremony The Sweetest Story
Ever Told was played by the musicians,
ana after the ceremony the strains of
5 Wedding March were heard
The brides We're dressed in white silk
barred volle over tatieta, trimmed in baby
IRISH lace, and each carried shower boquct
of brides roses. The petite hower-girs wore
white organdie and carried shower baSkc
of maiden hair-ferns and brides roses
The grooms were aturcd in black
Following the ceremony an elaborate
dinner was served in the dining room
The tables We're beautifully decorated and