Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1907-03-14

softly rendered. At the close of the GER
emory Mendlessohn swedding march wat
played.
After the ceremony at the church re-
ception was given by the BRIDE parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Miller at thei,
home, sixty guests being present. Re.
freshments consisted of cold chicken,
ham, beef, buns, potato salad, cranberry
sauce, French pickle, cake, oranges am
brosia, chocolate and coffee.
The Jolly Club orchestra of which the
bride was member, furnished some fine
music. She was first violinist, John Da.
wilson, second violinist; w. Rein Motter,
clarionetist; George Better, cornetist
Harvey Ogle, trombone; Miss Emma
Late, organist.
All Departed about IL o'clock, thanking
the host aud hostess for the delightful
time spent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Booths left on Thursday
noon train in shower Of rice for Phila,
delphia, Baltimore and Washington, after
which they will be at their future home,
Wakefield, Va.
The bride is a daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jos. A. Miller of Rocky Ridge, and
and is popular and accomplished young
lady, possessing all the qualities Of head
and heart which go to make up we'll
rounded character. The groom is sor
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Boothe of Wake
field, Va, and is prominent young mer.
chadt of that place.
The following is list of presents and
the name of the persons presenting same
to the bride: Pair white wool blankets,
Mr.. Joseph A. Miller and wife; Apiece
silver tea set, Messrs Charles and How.
ard Miller; 3-piece china tea set, George
Better and wife; china sugar shake, Ed
ma Miller; china salt shake, Ray M. Belt
Ter; $50 by the groom; 2 willow rockers,
W. H. Boothe and family; large painting,
C. E. Burt and wife, all of Wakefield;
cut glass berry dish. L. F. Miller and
wife; dozen silver teaspoons, ]. Elsie
Miller and wife; embroidered bureau scarf
and shams, H. C. Miller and wife; hand
painted sugar shake, Minnie Miller; large
centerpiece hand drawn work, Mrs. J. w.
Barrick; Battenburg centerpiece, C. E.
Carson and wife; pair linen hemstitched
towels, John Pittinger, all Of Philadel-
phia; silver salmon fork, Chas. I. OFT,
New York; silver meat fork, Rev. and
Mrs. ]. w. OFT, Grand Rapids, Mich.
silver bonbon dish, M. F. Goblin, Johns
town, Pa; silver sugar shell, G. M. Eich-
elberger and wife, Jeffersonville, Ohio;
silver berry spoon, E. H. Rooms and wife
of Hagerstown; china berry dish, Elmer
D. Buckley and wife, Littlestown, Pa.
silver cold meat fork and bureau scarf,
M. S. Ecker and wife; 2-piece china tea
set, E. F. Ecker and wife, York, Pa;
large silver butter knife, Elizabeth Seip
and daughter; silver butter knife, Mrs.
Hartman; silver sugar shell, Mrs. c. N.
Jamison; silver bread tray, Marie Dor
rier; linen hemstitched stand scarf, Mr..
and Mrs. Frochlich; oil painted sofa cush-
ion with cord and tassel, Mrs. Edward
MCGEE, all of Baltimore; silver soup la.
die, Chas. w. Creager, Sparrows Point
china bread plate, John Miller, Union
Bridge; Brussels rug, Chas. Valentine
and wife, York Road; china cake plate,
w. Erb and wife; dozen Damask nap
kins, S. H. Little and wife; Damask ia.
BILE cloth, Amos Zentz and wife; 6 silver
teaspoons, W. Rein Motter, all of fancy.
town; counterpart, Claude Biddinger ant
sister; Damask table cloth, Albert Bid
dinger and wife; silver soup ladle, Reno
Biddinger, all Of Ladiesburg; china berry
dish, Lewis Boyd, Taneytown; silver
chocolate spoons, Anna and Rhoda We
ant; silver berry spoon, Clara Rooms ant
brother; silver pickle fork, Vallie Shorb
Damask linen table cloth, E. D. Diller
hand made lamp mat, Coral Diller all Of
Detour; Damask linen hemstitched table
cloth and dozen linen napkins to match
]. Howard Dicks, Hampton, Pa; coun
terpane, E. c. OFT; linen fringed towels
J. 7. OFT and wife; glass berry dishes
VIM. Fox and wife; china berry set, Ora
son Valentine and wife; linen borderet
towels, Mrs. Geo. Fox and son; six shell
glasses, Howard Long and sister; Brus
sells rug, Chas. J. Barrick and family
cut glass water pitcher, Emma Late; Sill
glasses, Mrs. M. Late; linen table cloth
Chas. Robinson, embroidered burea,
scarf, Mrs. w. M. Creager; china cream
pitcher, Eleanor Robinson; china berr.
dish, Calvin Anders and wife; china eel
cry tray, VIM. Black and wife; larg'