Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1891-08-22
Personal nENTIoN.

ley last week.
DR.. Jos. 3. Gorrell, of Culpepper,
Va, is the guest of Mr.. j. B. Kerfoot,
in this county.
Miss Josie d. Moore, who is visit
/ ing her brother, J. d. Moore. of Har-
risburg, paid flying visit to her
home in this city accompanied by
Master Draden d. Moore, last week.
Mr.. c. S. Moore is also visiting
friends in Clesrspring. Md.
Miss Blanche Huber is spending
week with friends in Chambersburg.
Mrs. Joseph Cage, of Hagerstown,
is visiting Mrs. C. II. Bowers in
Strinesville.
Miss Lizzie Buehler, of this place,
and Miss Flick, of Martinsburg, w.
Va, are guests at Hon. w. Ross
Whites in Liberty township.-Get-
tyS6urg Compiler.
County Clerk G. w. Doll and wife
have returned from their visit to their
daughter at Phila. They spent some
time at Cape May and Atlantic City,
and took in the sights of New York,
and had a very pleasant time, which
seems to have infused our esteemed
friend with new health and energy.
President Harrison, Postmaster Wan
amaker and Mr.. Clarkson were among
the party at one of the hotels, and
made a business-like impression upon
every one.
The Frederick Examiner says:
Mrs. Abdial Strailman and daughter
Laura, of East Patrick street, this
city, are spending several days with
relatives at Martinsburg, w. Va.
Miss Eta Crummitt, of B. & 0.
avenue, this city, left on Saturday,
for Martinsburg, w. Va, where she
will spend her vacation with relatives
and friends.
The Hagerstown Globe say:
Miss Fonce and Hettie White, of
Emmittsburg, who spent the winter
at the Hamilton, and Miss Rena
Flick, are at the Blue Mountain
House.
There are high social times at the
Blue Ridge summer resorts. All the
fashion and gaiety of the cities are
holding court among the mountain
breezes.
Prof VIM. S. Hall, of Lafayette
College, Easton, Pa, was married
to Miss Estella Kline, at Sunbury,
Pa, Aug. l1th. The wedding was a
great social event and was witnessed
by many friends. After the ceremo.
ny reception was held 1.-THE Central
Hotel. The bride is well known here,
where she resided some time with
her sister, Mrs. /. l.. Bender, who
was present at the wedding. A Sun
bury paper contains the following =
The church was beautifully decorat-
ed with golden rod. The bride was
handsomely attired in white faille
silk, with orange blossoms and tulle
veil, carrying in her hand bouquet of
white roses. Miss Cloud, of Easton,
wore a white serge and carried
bouquet ofgolden rod. Miss Derr was
arrayed in blue surah and carried
golden rod bouquet. Miss Rockefeller
was dressed in cream surah and car
ried bouquet ofgolden rod. As soon
as the ceremony was over the recep-
ton was held at the Central Hotel.
The bride and groom, surrounded by
the bridal party, received in the par.
lor about one hundred and fifty invit-
ed guests. After the reception an ele
CANT supper was served in the dining
room of the hotel, and the festivities
were kept up until late hour. The
bride and groom left in carriage for
Hotel Shikellimy, where they will
spend several days, and then take
their departure for trip to the east
ern cities The wedding was one of
the handsomeot and most pleasant
that ever took place in this city, and
the well wishes of a host of friends
follow the married couple as they
embarked on their journey of life.
PLEASANT SOCIAL EVENT. The lar
gest and most enjoyable social enter
tainment ever given in this end of the
State was full dress assembly ball
given by Mr.. Henry Shepherd at his
handsome residence on Wild Goose"
farm, Shepherdstown, Friday night.
Owe: two hundred invited guests
were present from IIagerstown and
Frederick, Md, Winchester and Ber-
rylille, Va, and Charlestown, Shop
herdstown and Martinsburg. Tween
IS couples were present from Martins
burg, and were chaperoned by Mrs.
W. Newton Lynch, Mrs. James Car
roll Frazier and Mrs. c. NJ. Balm
bridge.
As Mr.. Shepherd intends giving a
series Of such entertainments he has
erected large and handsome pavil-
ion, which was beautifully waxed for
the occasion, and dancing was engag-
ed in during the evening to splendid
music furnished by the Martinsburg