The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-10-16
THE NUPTIAL KNOT.
Some Happy Couples Who
Have Linked Their Lives
Together For Better or
For Worse.

AOSOOA0I L VI D0UU6I VI
For Worse.
EYLER-BISHOP
Mr.. James G. Bishop and Miss
Susan Eyler, both of Emmits
burg, were married at Walkers.
vile, by the Rev. Gordon Rider.
BAKER-SUMMERS.
Harry Cleveland Baker and
Efie Elizabeth Summers, both of
Harmony, this county, were mar.
ried at Ellerton on Ssptem Der
10Th, by Elder Charles F. Aush-
erman.
RRISON-GILL.~
Dir. Frank E. Gill, OF Linden
Heights, Ohio, and Miss Addie
Harrison, also of Linden Heights,
were united in marriage at Colum.
bus, Ohio, on Sept. 90, by Rev. S.
w. King.
LAM-M'CUTCHEoN.
Walter Eugene Lam, of Fred
erick, and Miss Ruth Alberta
McCutcheon, of Point of Rocks,
were married at the Reformed
parsonage, Monday last, by the
Rev. DR.. +. Il. Eschbach.
RACOFE-PETERS
George w. Kiracofe, son Of the
Rev. j. W. kiracofe. of this city,
was married at the u b. parson.
age by the Rev. j. w. Kilacofe
to Miss Lydia A. Peters, daughter
OF DR.. Peters, of Cum berland.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Homer G. Brandenburg and
Minnie L. Selby, both of this city,
were married at the Reformed
parsonage, recently, by the Rev.
DIR. E. r. Eschbach. They are
both well known and popular
young people.
TROUT-NORBECK.
George j. Trout. of Lancaster,
Pa, and Miss Florence G. Nor
beck, of York, were married at
the Methodist Episcopal parson.
age, Monday last, by the Rev.
DR.. Charles F. Steck, pastor of
the Evangelical Lutheran Church.
HOGG-FOSTER.
Announcement of the marriage
of Miss Bessie Watson Foster to
Mr.. John Robert Hogg. which
took place in Baltimore on Thurs.
day last. the 9Th inst, has been
received by relatives of the bride
and groom in this city. The bride
is niece of Mrs. Steiner Schley
and Mrs. William FL. Ramsburg,
of this city, and is we'll known
here.
WYNIGER-JOY.
A quiet. but pretty wedding
took place at st. Johns Catholic
Church, the contracting parties
being Mr.. Joseph V. Wyniger, of
Baltimore, and Miss Rosa May
Joy, daughter of Mr.. John Joy,
of CreagerstOwn. The couple was
attended by Mr.. Arthur Blatchley.
of Baltimore, and Miss Mamie
Main, of Harmony. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. FIR. w. j.
Kane, pastor of the church; in the
presence of the immediate rela-
tives and friends of the bride and
groom.
LEWIS-KELLER.
Mr.. Charles Rhoderick Lewis,
of Washington, ID. c.. son of
Postmaster Chas. J. Lewis. of
Clarendon. Tex, formerly of
Frederick. and uncle of the editors
of the Register, was united in
marriage to Miss Anna Virginia
Keller, also of Washington, and
daughter of Mr.. j. Charles Keller,
a we'll known farmer residing near
Middletown. The ceremony took
place in Washington and was
performed by Rev. Edward l..
Buckley, in st. Matthew's rec
tory. The groom is a clerk in the
Georgetown Custom House and
they will be at home at 1909
@ street, after Oct. 80.
GROVE-BOWERS.
Miss Sarah Leila Bowers was
united in marriage to DR.. Charles
9. Grove, in Calvary Luthern
Church, Baltimore, Thursday
afternoon, Oct. Sth. The bride,
who is a daughter of the late Rev.
Ii. G. Bowers, for many years
pastor of the Lutheran Church at
Jefferson. this county, was given
in marriage by her mother. The