The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-05-07
Pretty Church Wedding.

Pretty Church Wedding.
A very pretty church wedding was
solemnized Wednesday morning, April
70, 1908, in st. Peters Catholic church,
, Westernport, at nine O'Clock, by the
/ pastor, Rev. Thomas L. Gallagher, who
used the solemn and impressive mass
marriage ceremony. The contracting
/ parties were Mr.. Edward F. Hines and
Miss Genevieve Mattingly. Miss Ola
Mattingly, of Hoyes, Md, a cousin of
the bride, was brides maid, and Mr..
! James P. Hines, a brother of the groom,
was best man. The ushers were Messrs.
! Charles c. Culbertson, Charles Bell,
Ray Arnold, and Harry Lannon. A
number of relatives and friends wit
messed the ceremony.
The bride and brides maid were at
tired in lovely white princess gowns
and carried white carnations and the
/ groom and his brother wore the con-
ventional black. Miss Bernadette Bell
: played the wedding march.
The groom is a son of the late B. G.
0. Engineer and Mrs. Thomas Hines, a
/ prominent citizen and popular young
man with host of friends. The bride
1 IS the handsome, accomplished and pop
ular daughter of Mr.. Stephen and Mrs.
Loretta Mattingly, of Fairyiew street,
and although resident Of Piedmont
but a couple Of years, has large circle
Of friends and acquaintance and is de-
j servedly popular.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Mattingly served tempting wedding
breakfast, which was enjoyed by about
80 friends other than the immediate
families Of the contracting parties The
menu was very extensive and all that
! the most eXacting could DESIRE
| Among the out of town relatives pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Shirer,
of Oakland, Mr. and Mrs J. l.. Echard
and Miss Bessie Echard, of Mt. Lake
Park, Nd
Mr.. Hines is erecting a spacious resi-
dence on Fairview street, which he and
his bride will occupy as soon as COM
pleted
The bride was the recipient of many
pretty, useful and costly presents.
/ Among them were: Cut glass comport,
John Cannon; pictures, Miss Lillian
Goshorn, Martin Walsh, Levi Echard
and Charles Bell; parlor rug, J. 2. l..
Laffey; table linen, Mrs. F. W. Seaber,
Mrs Winfield Shaffer, John Hines. Mrs
Christian Wotring; rockers, c. Nj.
Lewis and family, Brian Healey and
sisters, P. P. Codire, Mrs j. F. Hoban,
Mrs. c. T. Neff; hand painted china,
James and Mary Hines, linen napkins,
Joseph Graney; linen towels, Mrs.
Denel, Mrs. Annie Orendorf, Mrs. VIM.
Mattingly; bed spreads, Mesdames. Kate
Daley, Levi Echard, Mary Moran, NJ.
/ +. O'DOnnell, Chas. H. Smith; center
piece, Misses Doyle; silver knives and
forks, Mrs. j. l.. Echard; silver tea
spoons, Mrs. M. A. Carney, Mrs. Cal
win Echard; silver napkin rings, Harry
/ Lannon; silver cake basket. Mrs Chas.
Athey; silver butter and sugar shell,
Mrs. NJ. Mattingly; gold lined sugar
shell, Mrs. F. P. Graney; hand painted
china clock, Mr.. H. P. Dawson; gold
clock, D. A. Laffev; set hand painted
china plates, c. C. Culberson, r. E.
kimmel, J. II. Feaster; silver berry
spoon, Ola Mattingly; silver pickle fork,
Eugene Paddison; silver bon bonEdish,
A. l.. Wheeler; silver crumb tray, w.
/ l., O'Brien; silver bread plate, Charles
LEVEL; silver butter dish and knife, w.
S. Laidlow; silver fruit dish, Mrs. X.
M. Monkey; hand painted china card
tray, Mrs. F. C.. JAMESON, china salad
dish, Mrs. Carrie level; clock, Bessie
Echard; cracker jar, David Lewis, Mrs.
Johnson sugar shell, Mrs. VIM. Hines:
silver nut bowl, Mrs. w. c. Shirer;
linen towels, Mrs. Elsie Ashby, Mrs. j.
G. Schramm; silver salad set, Mrs.
James Carey: glass fruit dish, Mar
guerite Hines silver gravy tureen,
Hamilton Hines; china sugar bowl and
cream pitcher, Mrs. C. f. FARMLAND;
china pitcher, E. E. Smith; china salt
and pepper shaker, Monte Mattingly;
silver gravy ladle, Genevieve Hines:
china berry set, Mrs. NJ. F. O'Brien;
silver cream pitcher, Mrs. Patrick
Walsh; cut glass silver set, Mrs. Nc
/ Guigan. Piedmont Herald.