Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1891-04-18
FROM ruuRsnAy,s DAILY
MINERAL.

klYKENDAI.I.---GR GRIMM The hand /
some residence of DR.. and Mrs. John
p, Snodgrass in this city, was the
centre of a brilliant assemblage yester-
day evening The occasion was the
nuptials of DIR. Edwin II. Kuykendall,
of Chattanooga, Tenn, and Miss Maude
T. Grimm of Martinsburg. An uncle
of the bride, Rev DIR. o. f. Flippo, of
Roanoke, Va, was the officiating min
lister, assisted by her pastor. Rev f. P.
Robertson Of this city
Amid blooming flowers, enchanting
strains of appropriate vocal and instru-
mental music, tasteful decorations, fash
ing diamonds, female beauty, masculine
culture and intelligence. the occasion
was observed after the following order.
The ushers, preceded by the best
man, Mr.. Harry Kuykendall, Of ".
Va, were Mr.. Thos Mackenzie, of
Baltimore; and Dr.. S. Victor Fiery, of
Martinsburg. DR.. f. Oliver Belt, Of
Washington, p. c., and DR.. II. c. Hill
gartner, of Baltimore The brides
maids, Miss Stewart, Of Martinsburg
in old rose crepe de chine, carrying
white tulips and Miss Kuykendall, sis
ter Of the groom, III Nile green crepe
with pearl ornaments and yellow tulips;
Miss Imogene Fiery, of Martinsburg,
in pearl crepe and white lilacs, carry
ing white tulips; and Miss Emmert, of
Maryland, in pale blue crepe with red
tulips. These were followed by the
best girl, Miss Maslin, of Moorefield,
w. Va, in white sill, with lilies of the
valley and the little flower giIl, Miss
Louise Snodgrass, dressed i'll white
null. carrying a basket Of cut flowers.
The bride came next, on the arm ofthe
groom, and was attired in white satin,
trimmed in true lovers knots of lace,
and white ostrich tips, made Ell train,
high neck and long sleeves. with
Medici collar She wore tulle veil
and diamond ornaments, and carried
boquet of Bride Roses The happy
couple We're the recipients of many
handsome presents, and after the re-
ception left on the eleven O'Clock train
for their future home, Chattanooga,
Tenn. Quite number OF invited
guests were present from abroad.
Mr.. Geo. p. Blessing who has been
ouite IN for sonic time past is con-
valeseent, but yet unable 10 leave his
room. We hope he will continue 10
improve
Mr. Luther AIilier r. visiting has
brother-in-law, Nj Nick MADEIRA, in
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Woltord, who
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Society held their monthly meeting in
connection with tho n,,avar cerv;ca At
the FIRST NJ. t. Church last evening.
MISS Scoddle Rornm has returned 10
her home, after her pleasant VISIT TO
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Rev. CHAPMAN sealed the happiness
of a Young couple this morning, NJ. II.
Palmer and Miss VERNE Mcdaniel.
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there VIII be change Ill time OF freight
trains on the c. Y. r. R. by which