The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-12-02
.YEGGS AT TAME TOWN
GIVE UP ATTEMPT TO BLOW TAAEYT0Wa
SAYINGS BANK VAULT AFTER DlG6lR0
TO RAILROAD RAILs---TO PROMINENT
WEDDlNGs--OTHER NEWS.


son WAS the wedding on Thanksgiving
at 2 O'Clock " Miss Clara Mary, only
daughter Of SIR and Mrs Chas X
Hoekenstnith. 10 Mr.. Howard Clifton
Roop. son OF Asr. and Mrs John II.
RDUp. u New Windsor The ceremony
was performed ~ The pastor 81 the
bride. Rev l.. y. lIafer. IL Trinity
Lutheran Church The church was
filled 10 ~ capacity with Interested
friends ia spite Of the Indictment
weather The ring ceremony being
used. The Church WIS taatefully dee
grated with pine and autumn leaves
under Che skHiful directions Of Mrs.
CNra St0nnef. florist. 81 New Wind
scr The bridg looked charming in 4
gown ~ rich white satin, trimmed in
i@aris Hn~ tulle veil was arranged
with a crown % orange blossoms and
carried shower 81 white rose buds
Airs Earle Harshman. of Wayneshoro.
was mairUa Of honor and wore i white
ReufRette gown over piuk. 4 black pie
iure hat and carried wEite chFysan-
themuma The bridesmaid was Miss
Rushellen Myers. " t'nientown. and
Was gowned ID light blue crepe de
chine with black picture hat nnd care
ried geilnw chtyAnuthcfnums Little
Mlsa VIRGINIA Bower. 81 this rlacr.
noire ~ The groom, WAS flower girl
and wore q dain9 dress ii pink or
candy and carried q basket If rase
hniis Sir. Earlc HRrshman. 81 Wey-
ne hera. waa beat man, and Mr. Geo
ucgiihiee 81 New Windsor, WA
gtpunsman The uahcrs were Robert
Mausi. az Blue Ridge College. G h.l-
gar iiDakenAmltb. brother 81 the bride
t4g s. Hess aud Norman Il sanbie
After the ceremony q reception WuA
held AZ the home % the bride after
which thew left On . trip % Norfolk.
Wa. and WAahinaton. - G. aud upan
their return they viii reside in New
Windsor where they have d new bun
FaloS already Furnished aWattlne
them. airs Raap Is d ffndaats q Blue
Ridge College and has been q pubiic
school teacher Of the past several
years They have the best wishes ~ q
host of trleads fof q hnppy and pros
peseus lie
The home ~ Mr. and Mrs Hifnie
uhteF near town waR the eeene pf q
nFefty wedding On Thanksgiving even.
ina 81 ~ when their oldest daughter
became the bride of Mr iCiyae W Rif-
he. eldest son % Sir Chaa. Rifle The
ceremony Nas performed By the
brides nast8F. Res. T.. y ilafer Miss
- " Ohler, sister Of tho bride NaN
maid Of honor. and WAS ensaed IN
peach aud silver satin, Misa Isgaeiia
Hfffle. sister % the groom and Mlss
Marguerite A staley WcFe hfidee-
ii,n saa. and wore Euwns 81 old rpse
efape a. chine. and All caffleil white
clifyaantbbmumR Two little cousins
nf the bride. Misses Charlotte and
Ufpiia King. we're ipWef girls The
bride WIS given 10 marriage hy hSf
grandfather. Mr. Frank ktns The best
snan waa 81. &. Edgar klng. cousin
of the bride The wedding march wat
PLAYED hs Mrs Clarence klus and
Mrs. II. ~ sfpuifrr sans sUh Promise
Me. befnfc the ceremony Tbs hridee
gown Vas ~ white satin with silver
trlmmlnRA and wore d veil arranged
with orange blossoms. After the eefr-
m0nV reception was held Thef VIII
reside ~ the home ~ the bride until
spring AFTER which they viii reside IN
their new bungalow in l.ittlestowu
Mss Guy Ourand Of Washington. y.
a.. spent Thankegiving with her moth-
or, Mrs Mary Crapgter,
Misses ElizN X Blfnir and Elizabeth
Amman, Washington. y. q. spant the
THANKSGIVING holidays with their
home folks
Mr. Ezra Lawyer. ~ silver Run,
spent the week 4 end With Messfs Da-
vid ilaehmnn and wife and tii II DHt-
tefer and wife
Mrs. Winget. OF Huntingdon, Pa re-
turned home Monday after spending
some time with her aunt. Mrs Martha
Frinaer. who Il on the siuk list.
Joel zaldlv0r and Edw Heieuxuer.
the fssYmer Of baltimore and the later
III Hiae Ridge College. were week.
end guests 81 Noryai Shoemaker. Jfl
Both are natives Of Cuba
Misses Mildred and Katharine bren-
lle spent the weeks end IN Hanover
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Keasier. 81
Hagerslnwn. were the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. II c. Drendle one day last
week.
Miss Grace Dnttera. o. YORK, spent
the weeks end with her sister, Ars,
In, G. Brendle
Mrs. H. w. Shoemaker spent from
Wednesday last until Tuesday Of this
week ID Haskell. NJ j \. and New York
0nr tnwn waa visited by thieves
aeain. Late Monday night OF sarlf
Tuesday morning. an unsuccessfpl nj
tempt was made to rob the fancy
town SAVINGS Bank, The thieves en-
tered through the lot OF the residence
Of sir. Harry Qhier formerly the
Brininr Drug store property, By tear
ing OF soine Balines and started g
saw the Iron bars In the rear window
og the hank. They sawed three bars
about hall OF and then spylnE the
smaii entrance 10 the cellar II the
rear nearby. abandoned the window
removed the cellar door, and under
1.-The wooden door was an iron grating
They removed that and entered thru
the eellaf Closed the door hetween
the office and the cranting room 81
THAT their movements would not bl