Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-09-18
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la FASHIONABLE WEDDING.-T Byrd,
fFlood wedding in the Episcopal Church
b Wednesday night was one 81 the most
t.illiant and fashionable, that has occur
III here for many years. The contracting
krties were Dir. Richard Il. Byrd,a prom
TENT young lawyer Of Winchester Va, and
titor Of the Tfnes, of that city, and Miss
| Boiling Flood, daughter of Mr.. Joel
aood, of Virginia, and niece OF Judge G.
Faulkner and Hon. r.. Boyd Faulkner,
this city. The church was very beauti-
lily decorated, by high arch and swing
IL columns Of choice flowers. 4 beauti-
|itl floral bell was suspended above the
hldal pair, and bymeneal torch, with
ksyenty burning candles, added mystic
ylstre to the surroundings. Alfred Byrd,
N New York, was best man, and Miss
Fila Bocock, Of Virginia, acted as best
Rtdy The ushers We're Messrs. Harry
aker ana Douglas Fuller, of Winchester,
u Eessrs. Stuart w. Walker and Dave Nc
lheny, of Martinsburg, Mr.. W. i. Dem
/ s, of w ashington and Mr.. Henry Adams,
Lynchburg. The wedding took place at
O'Clock. and as the lovely strains of Lo-
| engrin's wedding chorus filled the room,
e bride, ceompanied by her BROTH
n Mr.. Harry Flood, passad up the aisle
r the altar, where the groom, conducted
| his best man, received his bride, and
ey. r. d. Roller soon pronounced the
@remony, which united their young
/ carts in unison and peace. The exit was
Made to the strains of Mendleshon's we'd
ling march. The bridal couple and few
Invited guests proceeded to the residence
EDr j. W. McSherry, where grand re-
option occurred The bride and groom
I'm spend their honey at Deer Park.
khe following were the twelve brides
II aids and their escorts; according to the
Exported program in the Statesman.
II Miss Mai b Faulkner, Of Martinsburg,
u pink surah silk, with brocaded velvet
Mont, pearl ornaments, with Mr. Edward
Hraham, Of Lexington. Va. Miss Minnie
h ambril, Of Frederick City, Nd, in cream
II ocaded satin ana point lace, pearl orna-
Eents, with Mr. Robert Ward, Of VIM
Haester, Va; Miss Mary Byrd, of Win
ester, in light blue brocaded satin, trim
ed with lace. diamond ornaments, with
a Z. Chas. Field of Baltimore: Miss Bes-
Ne Burkhart, OF Martinsburg, in cream
VI ocaded satin and garnet velvet, pearl or
ameats. with Mr.. Il. Eutis Vaughn, al
|Ignchburg; Miss Meta Holiday, of Easton,
kd. in dead white silk, with Mr.. VIM.
Hb.yan, Of Baltimore Miss Minnie Byrd,
ri Winchester. Va, in cream satin and
Nice, diamond ornaments, with Mr.. But
| I'm, of Lynchburg; Miss Marion Scully,
a Pittshurg, Pa, in heavy satin, with
hite silk MULE, embroidered front, dia-
ond ornaments, with Mr. S. b. Younger,
Lynchburg; Miss Mary Byrd, of New
brk, in pink brocaded satin, Dutchesse
ID ce. diamond ornaments, with Mr.. John
N ltherford, Of Richmond; Miss Mynna
|taruston, of Cumberland Nd, in pure
tlite silk and lace, pearl ornaments, with
H. w, A, GLASGOW, of Virginia, Miss Bet
Conrad of Winchester, in cream surah
| Tx, and lace, pearl ornaments, with Mr..
N)y Stevenson, of Winchester, Miss Ella
bcock, the maid Of honor, in light blue
Tin, crystal front, diamond ornaments
lrrying magnificent bouquet, and last
the bride, in heavy white Faille Fran
Use, tulle veil and pearl ornaments, ON
+ le arm Of her brother, Mr.. Harry Flood,
ho gave her away. The dresses of the
| hide and bridesmaids were all en- traiae.
1.-The choir consisted of the following per-
ms: Mrs. Flick, Mrs. Evans, Miss Lizzie
Iuth, Miss Lorena Flick, Miss Lizzie Fell
Is, Miss Nettie Fiery, Miss Mary Lou
tlnter and Miss Marcie Hunter, with
Sof. Carroll, OF Harrisburg, Pa, presid-
Z at the organ.