Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-10-03
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In Denver, Colorado, Monday morning, May
| 25, 1865, in St. Johns Church III the Wilder
ness, BY Rev. Father Keller, assisted by the
Rev. Mr. Hilchings, rector, Mr.. JERE KERsHow
! to Mrs BETTE VI FILLMORE, widow of the
late Major J., S. Fillmore, daughter OF Rev. j..
II. Keller, formerly OF ShepherdstoNn Va.
SWUNG OFF.-Another one Of our bachelor
friends passed in his checks aud bid all affec-
tionate sdieu 10 single cussedness. We publish
the announcement and here beg leave to con-
graduate our friend Jere on having at last be-
come convinced Of the error of his ways, so
long and so persistently pursued, and resolve to
lead new life, and as an earliest oil THIS re-
form taking unto himself wife. The happy
pair have our best wishes for their future pros
perily, The spacious Episcopal Church was
crowded BY our best society TO witness The
nupliaIs, and everything passed of pleasantly.
The bride was simply but very elegantly
alfred and looked lovely. Jere bore up under
the trying ordeal manfully and was warmly
congratulated after the imposing ceremonies
were ended. Ex-Governor Gilpin, who gave
the bride away, and Mrs. II. J. Rogers, Mr..
Will Keller and Miss Nettie Clarke attended
the twain, about 10 be made one, TO the altar
DenreT Times.
Fashionable weddings, as well as marriages
in high life, are generally liked by the JenkIn-
SEES, for The chance it affords EN- 10 gossip with
the Grundy girls Of town and with their cousins
throughout the country. Such is our situation
just now; bu, how to begin, or where 10 end, Is
what bolhers US.
As You'll notice in another column, our good
I'D friend, Father Keller, has been helped to
son.in.law at st. John, by Bro. Hitchlngs, who
by the way, helps 10 hitch all the dear couples
he can, ror their general good and the good OF
the country.
A more brilliant wedding was never before
seen in This part OF the west and we've witnes.
sed number of the incest that transpired here
for now nearly uIne years. Doubtless no other
couple in Denver would, could or should, draw
cut such an immense assemblage OF the elite
and every body else was that fete the other
night at 81. Johns For fashion, fine dress,
and fair surroundings, few affairs in the eastern
cities could surpasS II. At an early hour be-
fore the time, the church was thronged with
style and curiosity from the entrance clear up
10 the altar The silvery moon shot her rays
agains, stained gIass,bu their radiance was soon
refracled by the brunCy within. 1t is almost
needless TO note that the ceremony was well
conducted on the part of both the parsons and
persons interested, not even emitting the usher
pro TEN, Tom 5. Clayton. Ex.Gov. Gilpin and
Will Keller, attended respectively by Mrs. II.
J. Rodgers and Miss Nettie Clarke, comprised
the nuptial staff. The groom was alfred in
full dress suit OF the best broad cloth, from Broad
way, while the bride was superOy cOstumed IN
the costliest and most majestic style Of the mode
for state occasionS-a royal lavender Satin long
train with rich bridal veil, chaste floral Tiara,
and all the other etceteras which her opulence
and exquisite taste chose 10 havo. Her whole
bridal outfit doubtless cost some four or five
thousand dollars. And here let US add, en- pas
SAINT that the slngushed bride and fortunate
groom never looked better or Brighter in their
life than while before tho altar. Nor could
Mr.. Harry Rogers regal toilet Of charming silk
and point Iaces be passed unnotced as she and
her sister, like two silver clouds, sailed up the
aisle.
AT the house sumptuous tables were spread,
Golden Seal sparkled high, music honored the
happy hosts with serenade and then the joy
Gus guests garg swa'-to leave 'em alone in
their glory. ThrS the union Of two Of our ear
liesy settlers was gloriouSly consummated -
DEEgER News.
On the 24h ult., by the same, Mr..
Uiitiam Dayton, OF AIlegany county,
Md, to Miss .fnna 4. TObey Of Mar
sinsbnrg.
On The 22d uII., by the same, Mr..
BenjOmin f. Siane. to Miss Ellen NJ
OrrisOn, both of Martinsburg.
On the 24ih ult.. by the Rev. j. c.
Stewart, Mr.. George 7. Blake Of Clarke
county, 10 Miss N. n. Fe0gans. OF this
county:
On The 10Th ult. pt Bpnkerhill, by the
Rev. ". T.. Mullen, Mr. Newton PuIt>e
to Miss II. Rebecca Graham, all Of Bcrk-
ley county.
Ga the 18Th ult., BY the Rev. VIM. G.
Cross, Mr.. HIN. J.. Lancaster, to Miss
EHzabelh z. Tayl0r-bO'h of Berkeley
county.
On the 18th ult.. by tie Rev. w. T.
Lower, Mr.. John b. CatieH to Miss
Anna C. Weduer-bolh Of Martnsburg.
On the l7lh ulI., by the same, MIR.
John ". Cartaugh to Miss Mary ].
Kno :4ier-bUth OF BERKELEY county.