The Democratic advocate., 1907-06-14
June Weddings.
SNITU-OWINGS.

of Mrs. Margaret Stuart Owings, was married
by the rector of the Church, Rev. Lewis
Beeman Browne, to Mr.. Claude Tiiden Smith,
a prominent young attorney OF the West
minister bar.
Miss Owings entered the church on the arm
of her brother, Mr.. James Watson Owings.
who gave her away The bride was met at
best man. Mr.. Walter NJ Graham. Miss
Margaret Blanche Owings. sister of the bride,
was her only attendant.
The ushers were Guy f. Smith, this city;
W. Grove Lawyer, of Littlestown Pa; |. f.
McCulIy. of Baltimore aud Edwin Barnhart,
of Sparrows Point. Miss Helen Holgate was
AT the organ and rendered the wedding march
with much skill aud feeling.
The church was prettIy decorated with
ferns, potted plants aud cut flowers. I'm
mcdiately following the ceremony the i'm
mediate friends of the bridal party were enter
tanned AT the home of the bride at "a reception.
leaving on the 3.45 train over the Northern
Central Railroad, en- route TO jamestown Ex,
position aud other points South. On their
return from their honeymoon, they will reside
in this city.
Miss Owings was one of the most popular
Young ladies III town and enjoyed large CIR
Gle Of friends.
The bride and groom received many va.lu-
able presents.
Among the out of town guests at the we'd
ding were: Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Smith,
James L. Smith, Jr., w. Grove Lawyer. Guy
Smith, of this city; Walter NJ. Graham, OF
Baltimore; S. l.. McCully, Misses Elizabeth,
Mary and Elenore McCully, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Jones, Miss Katherine Jones, Mr.. and
Mrs john Helen, Mrs. Wm. Lynch, Miss
Ella Neiman. Miss Elfie Watson, Mr., and
Mrs. j. ". Owings, Mr. aud Mrs J. I. Wat
son, ali OF Baltimore. and Miss Goidle NJ.
LlewrIlyn. Of Shamokin, Pa.
BOLLINGER--MYERI.Y
Notwithstanding the threatening weatherJune
), quite a large crowd Of friends aud relatives
assembled at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Calvin Myery, of near Frizeilburg, to witness
The marriage Of their only daughter, Bessie
Mae. to Harry B. BoIlinger. Promptly at
halfpast two, to the strains of L0hengrin
rendered on the organ by Helen &. Zepp,
cousin of the bride, the bride and groom,
attended by Mary Belle Koons and j.
Wilbur Hartman. both of Hanover, entered
the par.or where they were met by Rev. l.. K.
Crawford, Of Uniontown, pastor OF the bride.
who in very impressive manner performed
the ceremony. "MedItatiou'' was softly rem
dered on the organ during the entire ceremony
The bride was handsomely attired in whit
silk null trimmed with alover lace and inse.
ton with gloves and slippers to match, anr
carried white booklet decorated in white
ribbon. The bridesmaid was becomingly at
tired in dark blue swiss, twimmed with allover
lace and ribbon, and carried large bouquet
OF white carnations and ferns tied with white
ribbon. The groom and his attendants wore
the conventional black with white tie, white
carnaiion bJutonier ana gray gloves lmme-
GaleI after The cougratu!ation they were in
vied 10 The Glu"gr where three o clock
course iuncns on was served, followed hy cake.
fruit, ice cream aHd lemonade. The table
was tastetu.iy decorated in flowers and ferns.
Ia The center Of the table was d large brides
cake decorated with flowers.
The guests were received by Maude A"geline
Hartman and Grace Hanna Eckard, cousins
Of the bride, VIII, were attircd in white silk
waist and cray S,IrS and wore white carna-
tons and spray OF stnli2X.
The presents were numerous and handsome,
consisting of checks, cutglass, linen, silver
and chiua%are.
Mid shower Of rice The bridal party were
driven to Wrstminste: To take the tram for
Baltimore AID York. The brides going away
gown was blue silk and white hat aud veil.
Ihe invited guests were:
Mr.. and Mrs. jesse Eckard, Mrs. Isaiah Co
penhavcr and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. john
DuvaII, Niilam E.kard and family, Ed. Eek
ard aud family, Newton Eckard aud family,
Charles Yiugiing aud f,m!y, George D. Har
man and family, Harry Myers and family,
Daniel FiszeI aud family, Emanuel Bollimger
and wife, Charles Sheau and wife Mrs. Jane
Ratt, GeOrIe Bollinger and wife, James Stai-
ley aud wir Tomas Ham aud family, john
Brown and wife Wesley Zile and wife. Wal
ter Lepp and wife, David Burns and wife,
Starchman GiadhIi and daughter, Mrs. Bette
Lapp and family, Sterling Myerly and wife,
Miss Lucy Ditfenbach. Mrs. Sarah Morelock.
Henry Eckard aud wife. George Bell and
family, Roy keefer and family, Rev. Arthur
q. Nail and family, John koons and family.
john Sell wife and niece. Jonas Lawyer and
wife. Howard Wetk AID family and mother,
Mrs. Matte Myers and family, Geo. iIewlg,
lohu UIermahien and wife, Bad Babylon,
Truman Babylon and vie, Ed. Hlveiy aud
tanJIy, Mrs. Ella Study. Harry Babylon and
wife. Levi d. Maus and family and mother,
jesse Warner and family. Burnside Hivety
and wife, Florence, Margie and Romain
F0rmwall, Miss Alice ShipIey, j. ssr Bowers,
George aud Edna Slick, Leslie Bo!linger,
Blanche Slick.
After their return they viii reside with the
brides parents.
TABLER-COOK.
Miss Jennie w. Cook, daughter Of Rev. o.
ii. LOOK. anu IetN. melvin 1. IdDI6I were
married June at the old homestead Of the
brides parents near Urbana, Frederick coun
". now owned by Mr.. George T. Tabler. The
ceremony was performed by the brides father.
Mrs. $. b. Bull, Jr., of Norfolk, Va, played
the wedding march. The bridesmaids were
Miss Isabel Rowland, of Philadelphia, aud
Miss Mary Tah!er. of Urbana. The ushers
were Rev. Jacob ~ Mast, of the Baltimore
Conference and Mr.. Vincent NJ. Tabler, of
Randolph Macon College, Virginia. After a
reception Mr.. and Mrs. Tabler left on an ex
tended wedding trip. After July l they will
be at home in Newmarket, Va.
PEARRE-NORRIs.
Dr.. Merton s. .Pearre. son fudge William
II. Ptarre, of the Frederick County Orphans
Court, and Miss Halle Ray Norris. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. George Dorsey Norris, of
UnionyiIe, were quietly married at the par
sonage Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
in UnionviIie June l. After the wedding Mr..
aud Mrs. Pearre left for Baltimore, whence
they will go on wedding trip TO the James
town Exposition. The groom is practicing
physician in Unionville.
CANN-sTANsBURY
Miss Agnes Stansbury, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alpheus Stansbury, of Hampstead, was
married to Mr.. Harry Pennington Cam, Of
Baltimore tuheSuay AFTERNOON at tne nome
OF the bride. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Nilsson Thomas, of Hampstead, and
the wedding march was played by Miss Bur
nett Sullivan.
The bridesmaids were six classmates of the
brde-Misses Katie Cox, Willie Ham, Eva
Murray, Bessie Cox. Mabel Abbott and Edna
Cox.
Mr. and Mrs. Caun will make their future
home IN Baltimore.