The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1912-11-21
OAKLAND YOUNG MAN WINS BRIDE
Wedding of Miss Gladys Rose and Tlr.
StuartF. Hamill Occurred Saturday

A telegram appearing in the Philadel-
phia papers on Sunday last told of the
marriage of Mr.. Stuart''F Hamill of
Oakland, and Miss Gladys Rose of
Johnstown, Pa, which event occurred
in Baltimore on Saturday morning last.
The account of the wedding, and an
interview with the groom printed in the
Baltimore American Sunday morning
follows:
Stuart F. Hamill, young lawyer of
Oakland, Md, whose marriage to Miss
Gladys Rose, of Johnstown, Pa. was
called off few days ago because of a
mistake Mr.. Hamill made in placing a
letter written by him to a lady in Gin
cinnati in an envelope addressed to Miss
Rose, was married yesterday morning
to Miss Rose by Rev. David T. Neeley,
pastor of the Aisquith Street Presby-
terrain Church.
Mr.. Hamill said last night that shortly
after the mistake was made and his
sweetheart had called.off the wedding, he
telegraphed her, asking her to wait until
he could make an explanation. He
wrote and told her how he had made the
mistake, that she was the only one that
he loved, and that Ethe letter he had
written to the other young lady was not
intended as love letter. Miss Rose
accepted the explanation and it was
decided that the wedding should take
place in Baltimore yesterday. The
matter was kept quiet, as Mr.. Hamill
did not care to have the notoriety that
would be attached to their wedding if
the fact became known.
MY wife arrived in Baltimore this
morning" said Mr.. Hamill last night.
81 had arranged to meet her at Union
Station shortly before 10 o'clock. Miss
Rose arrived on time, and with her came
Miss Nancy Suppes, friend from her
home. We had breakfast and then
went to the Court house and secured a
marriage license, after which we went
to the home of Rev. Mr.. Nicely, on
Caroline street and were married. the
only witness being Miss Suppes. | did
not return to the lHotel Rennert, but
went to the Hotel Stafford. | will be
in Baltimore until Monday, when | will
go to New York and take passage on a
steamer sailing for bermuda. will re-
main in Bermuda about one week, and
then return to Oakland, where | am
practicing law in the office of my father
All this thing aboutEbeing tilted at the
altar that has been published in the
papers has gotten on my nerves.
knew from the first that as. soon as had
made an explanation the wedding would
take place.
After the marriage, | went TO the
Hotel Stafford, as hoped | would not
be known, but was mistaken, for when
registered the clerk had a broad smile
on his face and knew the cat was out
of the bag. There was not any Tilted
at the altar about it. Why YOU would
have thought the whole affair was pat
termed after Laura Jean Libby Lovers
Once, sBut!Strangers Now. 1t was only
a mistake all around and my wife ac-
cepted my explanatian as soon. as she
received it.
Shortly after o'clock last night Mr..
Hamill gave up his room at the Hotel
Rennert.and moved his.baggage to the
Hotel Stafford,
During the day Mr.. Hamill was Wis
tied by. several friends Of the Rose
family in an effort to bring about a rec
onciliation, but this was not consum-
mated at that time After the hour set
for the first ceremony Mr.. Hamill re-
| ceived message from the family of
Miss Rose, requesting him to remain
over in Johnstown and call at their re-
sidence. After the meeting Mr. Hamil' S
family received letter from him stating
that the marriage would take place in
the near future.
After the wedding had been called off,
Mr. Hamill's family and friends return
ed to Oakland and Mr. Hamill came to
Baltimore. He has been a guest at the
| Hotel Rennert.
Mr.. HamiIl is graduate of Princeton
University and the University of Mary
land Law School. When he attended the
school in Baltimore he lived at the Stat
ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamill last night were
the center Of attraction at the Hotel
Stafford. Their presence at the hotel
and the'romance connected with their
MARRIAGE had become known to the
guests. When they entered the dining
room for dinner all eyes were upon them.
The head waiter gave them an especially
low bow and the bell boys were all at
tention. After dinner they did not re-
main long in the lobby, but left for the
HoteliRennert, where Mr.. Hamill had
left his baggage. They returned to the
Hotel Stafford shortly after o'clock.