Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-11-20
IIYMENEAI..

BEsNErT-CAMPBELL-The usuallvr,:
ct but beautiful village of Charles;oq,u''
w. Va, has been recently the seer
a very gay and brilliant wedding. 'r O'
uuptials were celebrated on Wednesda"e
October 9th, at the Zion Pro,.s,"!'
Episcopal Church, In the presence VI
as happy and joyous company as e,. y.
witnessed the union Of two youny arI
happy hearts, The parties who WV aau
so prominent 10 this bright tablean ' &c
beauty were Mr.. w. A. Bennett Of eT u
timore county, Nd, and Miss Bette IL
Campbell, daughter of Mrs. Jane Car ~
bell, OF Spring Grove, Jefferson COMP
w. Va. The ushers were Messrs H.
Aldridge. Joseph Baker, James Z vs.
att and Gerard Moore. The br;Ssi
party entered the church promptly ..
ii o'clock, with Miss E. l. Williams :.
the organ. Rev. DIR. VIM. II. Me-
was the officiating minister, and N"
Thomas Campbell gave the bride aw,r
Miss Laura Bennett, handsome younr
cousin of the groom from Baliinors
county, removed the brides glove. Ybs
bride wore magnificent bronze sill
with velvet trimming Of the same hue
bonnet of green velvet aud satin, with
a profusion of ostrich tips. She carr.d
an exquisite boquet OF blUsh roses and
piuk.tinted buds, which greatly suited
the delicate blonde beauty of the al,
young holder. Among those present
were Mrs. Campbell, mother of ,bs
bride; her only sister, Miss dussie Camp,
bell; her brothers, Thomas and Dudley
Campbell; Mrs. Wysong, of Sykesyin:
Md; Miss Jane Boone, Of Frederick.
Mr. Zimmerman, of Carroll county. Md:
Miss Annie Jones, of Baltimore; Mrs
Geo. d. Wiltshire and the Misses Wilt.
shire. Mr.. aud Mrs. Eugene Baker, Ms
John Gibson, Mrs. !. Strider, Mrs. Da.
vid Jones, Mrs. DR.. Aunie Wage, Mrs
Andrew AldriGge, Messrs James Moore
Vincent Moore, Horace Moore, Lang
Janney, Mrs. Oscar Lucas, Miss Kato
Janrey. Miss Mollie Thompson, Miss
Lee Wager, Miss Jennie Moore, all Of
Jefferson county, w. Va. The presents
were numerous aud many Of them val
liable.
BoRsrISrEwART-The matrimonial
alliance OF Mr.. J. w. Borst and Miss
Nellie Stewart-both Virginians, of
Page county-was solemnized in the
City OF Brotherly Love on Tuesday the
llth inst, at the residence OF The bride,
brother-in law, Mr.. Alexander J. Brandt,
No. CSC North Foriieih Street. A cir
Gle OF most Joyous andhappy attendants
witnessed the ceremony. The groom
is member OF the typographical pro.
fcssion an adopted citizen Of Baltimore,
and has won quite a reputation among
the mercantile fraternity for his business
qualities and genial manners. He is
the publisher of the recent work-illuS
tratiye and decriptive Of the "luray
Caverns," by Prof. Ammcn,oi this city,
which just now, are cansing some sen.
sation in the country. He is the son ui
Mr.. Peter b. Borst: Il lawyer of prom
nence in Luray, and well known Tor his
associations in the railroad Interests OF
the Valley OF Virginia. The bride is
the daugter Of Judge James +. Stewart
OF Luray, Va, and is hvel! and
charming character, who promises 10
prove "helpmeet" in all respects wor.
thy of the husband she has esponsed.
The happy pair have host Of friends
in the Monumental City, who cordially
welcome them to their hearts and homes
May the circle o. their connnbial bliss
ever widen, and ''may they live long
aud prosper. "--Balfimorsan.
AN UNEXPECTED AND RATHER 10
MANriC MARRIAGE.-On .ast Saturday
night the New Orleans MiDstrels gave
one Of their excellent performances in
Stanton. As is we'll known, the celc-
brated Corneiist OF that Company IS
Mr.. Levi p Benjamin, OF New Orleans,
whose performances are greeted with
applause wherever he is heard. IL
seems that during his stay in Stanton
last Sunday he became acquainted with
Minna Georges, beautiful young lady
who has been staying with Mr.. Emile
3rownold, o popular jeweler OF this
city. She is recently from and native
OF Madgeberg, Prussia. II was case
OF love at first sight, and the young
lady conserving, the connubial bonds
were tied yesterday morning at the res
ideDce of Mr.. Brownold by Rev. W.
+. Baker, Pastor Of the First Presby,e-
rian Church. The newly met aud re.
Gently united couple left on yesterday
mornings train with the New Orleans
Ministries. May their journey through
life be as harmonious US the cornet
notes with which Mr.. Benjamin de
lights his hearers.-Sfounfon Spectator