The Democratic advocate., 1908-01-03
Wedding Bells.
HUNTLEY-YINGLING.

A very pretty wedding was solemlZed Mon
day Dec 30th, at high noon at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel K. Yinging when their
youngest daughter, Janette, was married to
DR.. Roy NJ. Huntley of Wadesboro, North
Carolina. Rev. 81. M. Rider performed the
ceremony.
The bride was attired in handsome travel.
ing suit of brown chiffon cloth with hat and
gloves to match and carried violets
Immediately after the ceremony the couple
were driven to Glyndon where they boarded
a train for Baltimore on the steamer Alabama.
After their honeymoon Dr. and Mrs.
Huntey will re side in Wadesboro, North
Carolina.
crowd of Miss Yinglings young friends,
whom the couple were trying to avoid, left on
the 1.35 train from here and much to the
couples surprise when they entered the train at
Glyndon they were showered with rice.
Miss Yingling entertained house party of
young friends from Baltimore and Virginia
the past week.
The following is taken from The Ansonian,
Wadesboro, North Carolina, newspaper:
miss Yingling has been the charming mill
ner for the Busy Corner during the past season
and has made many warm friends with her
pleasing manner and artistic talents. Dr.
Huntley is social lion in Wadesboro
and dentist of unusual ability and has q
legion of friends who extend congratulations
and good wishes"
SToNER-wILES.
James L. Stoner, of this city and Mary E.
Wiles, daughter of Martha E. and the late
John w. Wiles, of Hagerstown, were married
at Salem Lutheran Parsonage by Rev. R. W..
Doty at p m. Tuesday, December 81.
The attendants were Miss Dolly Wiles,
sister of The bride, and Lieut.. C. c. l.. B..
Wiles, chief of the War Department of Iloilo,
P.I., uncle of the bride. The BRIDES costume
was made of material brought by her uncle
from the Philippines. The groom wore the
usual black. Only the near relatives were
present.
After the ceremony reception and supper
were given at the home of the groom's father,
Pennsylvania avenue. The guest were, Rev.
r. w. Doty and wife, Rev. James B. Stone
sifer and wife, Mr.. W. W. Wiles and wife,
Hagerstown; Judge John E. Eckenrode and
wife, Mr.. Howard Koontz and wife, Mr..
Milton A. Sullivan and wife, Mr.. George
Eckenrode aud wife, Mr.. Leighton o. Byers
and wife, Union Bridge; Mr.. Harbaugh and
wife, Mr.. James M. Stoner and wife; Misses
Erna, Dolly and Louise Wiles, Miss Pauline
Gardner, Hagerstown; Susie Wiles, Burkitts.
Vile; Lillian and Maude Roller and Anna
Cole, Baltimore; Mildred Eckenrode, May
and Grace Stouer; Messrs. Lieut.. C. c. l.. B..
| Wiles, P. L.; Clarence and William Stoner,
Sterling Eckenrode, Howard E. Koontz, Jr.
| PENNINGToN-zIMMERMAN.
| A Quiet wedding took place at Manchester
Lutheran parsonage on Saturday evening,
November 80 at 7.30 o'clock. The contract
ing parties were Miss Ada A. D. Zimmerman,
near Westminster, to Harry H. Pennington,
of Hampstead. The ceremony was perform
ed by the brides pastor, Rev. 81. Il. Flick.
The bride was becomingly attired in white
silk, trimmed in baby Irish lace with hat
and gloves to match. The groom looked his
| best in conventional black and white tie.
Following the ceremony was served sumptuous
supper to which many of their neighbors and
| friends did justice, Judging from the time
that was spent eating. The brides cake was
a basket cake, trimmed with white ribbon.
The groom is the enterprising saddler and
harness maker of Hampstead, where the young
couple expect to make their home. Many
friends wish them success.
| sMELsER-McKINSTRY.
The many friends of Mrs. Madge M. Nc
Kinstry, of Carroll county, will be surprised
at the announcement of her marriage on
December 81. 1907, in the South Baltimore
Station M. E. Church, by her cousin Rev.
Kenneth G Murray, to Mr.Leslie A. Smelser,
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cult Court for Carroll county. Mr. Smelser
is an energetic young business man and has
won many friends by his genial manner and
polite address.
Mrs. Smelser was the widow of Samuel
McKinstry, of McKinstry, Md, who died
about eleven years ago. Since his death she
has made her home with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. F. Myers, in Union Bridge, this
county. A lineal descendant of Henrietta
Maria of England, Mrs. Smelser is pretty and
talented and is one of the most popular ladies
| in this county.
Mr.. and Mrs Smelser left Immediately for
Philadelphia and New York and will later 60
to Palm Beach, Fla.
FLEMING-GUNN.
The Methodist Episcopal parsonage of West
Falls Circuit at Tay ylorsville was the scene of
a quiet wedding Saturday December % at
7.30.
The contracting parties were Miss Mammye
Lee Gum of Taylorsville and Mr.. Thomas
Fleming of Day. The ceremony was per.
formed by Rev. c. E. Harris.