Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-04-30
A Pleasing Event.

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The much talked of social event,
and one that has been anxiously
awaited for sometime, the marriage
of Mr.. David A. 7. Westall and
Miss Fannie t.. Beall. The cere-
mony took place at the M. Il. Church,
the pastor, Rev. M. f. b. Rice, as
sisted by the Rev. Or. Leech. of
Frederick, Md, officiating. The
wedding, in accordance with the ex-
pressed wishes of the happy pair. was
free from anything like display.
Tickets being issued to the church.
the wedding was private. At nine
O'Clock, the hour fixed for the event
the contracting parties, preceded by
the ushers, Messrs. i. Mathews, b.
f. PltZer, u. A. Darby and s. Fiery.
all wearing boquets OF white flowers
tied with white ribbon. passed up
the aisle to the altar, where the Ger.
emony was performed by the attend
ing clergymen. The bride was taste
fully attired in suit of light monte
cloth and brocade with hat to match.
and carried a lily. The groom
wore the conventional black. The
bride was the recipient of many
handsome and useful presents from
her numerous relatives and friends.
OF which the following is a partial
list: a very handsome dinner cas-
tor from A Beall; a china tea and
dinner set, from Mrs A Beall: d
handsome card receiver, lined with
gold from Master Eddie and Nessie
Beall; a fine range and outfit from
friend; an elegant china chamber
set from james Westall, brother of
the groom fine silver cake and
icing cutter, ia elegant satin.lined
case, from Mr. Thomas Ahern4 a
beautiful glass fruit dish from MIR
Joseph Hobbs; an elegant card re-
ceiver from Miss Blanche Dieffen-
derfer; fine pair Of vases from Miss
Mat Hobbs; q large velvet rug from
Miss Lizzie Seeley, of Baltimore: q
brussels rug from Mr. O Nicklas; q
handsome tea set from Mr. and Mrs
Fred Spillman; large parlor lamp
from Miss Mida Chambers: a fruit
dish from Mr. Il Hobbs; an iron
coffee mill from Mrs r Il Chambers:
one set OF goblets. from Miss Mollie
Mosburg; pair OF brackets from G
Helferstay, of Hagerstown. a mag
nificent silver molasses pitcher from
Mr. and Mrs Will Newcomer, of Bal
timore; napkins from Mrs G Heller
stay; set of knives and forks from
Miss Il l. Chambers; egg cups from
Mrs j Hobbs, table linen and towels
from Mrs j . Westall; cake stand
and fruit dish from Mary Newman;
table linen from Miss Eliza. Rauch:
an elegant silver molasses pitcher
from Mr. and Mrs w l. Jones; a mag
niiicent silver cake basket from Mr.
and Mrs VIM Edwards; a pair of
vases from G Matthaei, Jr.; an ele-
CANT silver and glass fruit stand
from Miss Annie Barnett; q pair of
towels from Mrs ID Barnett; goblets
and pitcher, with frosted wreath.
from b L Pitzer;;q a. glass pitcher
from Mrs Kearns; o handsome
glass flower stand, filed with choice
flowers, from Mr. and Mrs j. Hutzler;
dozen wine glasses from Il L Bentz
a Bro; silver pickle fork from Mr. r.
ID Ranch; pair of towels from T
Smith; a pair of Jewels from Miss
Mollis Lambert; a pair of silver nap
kin rings from Mr. and Mrs 5 Freeze;
table linen from Mrs Shiplys an ele-
CANT large picture from j M Cham
bers, Jr.; table linen from Mrs j Fut-
tereT; handsome bible from Mr. b
Stewart; dessert dishes from Miss l.
Mathews; pair Of towels from Miss
Rose Helferstay; handsome toilet
set from Mr. and Mrs SWansons din
ner plates from Mrs Colder; aa.tea
set from, Miss X Chambers ,Sfruitt
dish from Mrs j. EverSoIe, goblets
from Mr. and Mrs A Staubley LII
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