Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1892-05-24
Memorial Day---May 2e, IaeI.
RameY--seavers.

Married in theOaklandM. z. Church
May 18th, by Rev. p. f. Neill, Miss
Nettie, the attractive and popular
daughter of NIB. f. Beavers, of this
county, to DR.. Il. A. Ramey of Sharps-
burg, Md. The church was tasteful
ly decorated with evergreens and
white flowers, and the altar ladened
with ferns and blooming pot flowers.
A beautiful arch was placed over the
aisle near the alter under which the
happy pair stood to receive the mar
rage VOWS. The church was trim
med by the young people of the Oak
land congregation, of which church
Miss Nettie had been organist for
several years. The bride was hand
somely attired in pearl gray suit of
Crepon and Corded Silk with hat and
gloves ensuit. The groom wore
black and. looked his best and happi-
est. Miss Bertha RuhI, of Charles
Town, presided at the organ, and
played the wedding march with
her usual grace and skill.
They left for their bridal trip
and future home on the eleven A. NJ.
N. & w. r. r., leaving behind them
many friends who had attended them
to the depot to offer their congratu-
lations.
A notable feature of the mar rage
was the beautiful and impressive
manner in which the ceremony was
performed, and we feel confident all
were impressed by the Ministers SOL
emnity and earnestness.
The presents were many and hand
some-we give a partial list as fol-
lows:
Mr.. B, z. Beavers. silver table spoons. Mrs.
B. f. Beavers, silver knives and forks; Mr.. Luz
ther Beavers, silver butter dish; Misses Mamie
and Bessie Beavers. silver teaspoons; Miss Alb
bic Beavers, salt cellars; Mr.. Oscar Ramey and
sisters. china tea set; Mr.. Vim. r. Ramey and
wife, silver card receiver; Mr.. d. W. Ramey
and wife, side vegetable Dishes Mr.. Benz.
f. Ramcy, reed rocking chair; Mrs. Benz. F.
Ramey. large lamp; Miss Annie f. Ramey,
two silver napkin rings and napkins; Jno. Good,
fruit dish desert plates; Mrs. Jno. Good. silver
napkin rings. Miss BlGnch Webb, pickle dishes;
Mr.. Chas. Webb. glass cake stand; Mr.. Geo.
w Haines and wife. silver pickle staud Mr.,
Jas. Gore and wife. lamp and glass pitcher; Mr..
w, w. Inskecp. china cracker jar: Mrs. Fran
els Niscwarner. desert dishes; Misses Ella and
Maggie Nisewarner, fruit dish and celery stand;
~ -NiSS" III plChiS hIsllT NJ 1IlIl-
baum and brother, pair of towels; Miss Patsy
Mathcna, glass pitcher; Mrs. Samuel Eastburn,
selver picklestand; Mrs. Dowdcu, glass pitch
er; Mrs. z. Viunds. glass fruit dish; Mrs. Barr
set of gnblets: Mrs. VIM. II. Travers. card
basket: Mrs. S. II. Lands. pair of towels Mr..
Ed. Daley and sister Florence, silver cup; Mr..
Geo. II. Turner and wife. two pair of towels;
Miss Geanic Tnrner. salt and Pepper castors;
Mrs. r. +. Middlekauff. pair of towels; Miss
Agnes Middlekauff. table cloth; Miss Lena and
Mary Myers. one doz. tunblers; Mr.. .TnO.
Howell aud wife. tea napkins: Mr.. Chas. Kline
aud wife, silver napkin ring: Mr.. IIcnly G.
HOge, glass water pitcher; Mrs. Geo Com
phcr, chiua silk painted scarf; Mrs. H. Watson.
bureau scarf: Miss MuryJ. Watson. silk head
rest; Miss Matte Shambaugh, silver sugar
spoons: Miss Emma Conrad silver cream
spoon; Rev. G. w. Monroe, set OF goblets; Mrs,
Elihu Bradley. two silver napkin rings; Miss
Leonorn Gore preserve dish; Miss Bessie Gore,
salt cellars: Mr.. ArmentrOut aud wife. one
dozen napkins: Mr.. Joe. Porter and wife, set
of knives and forks; Miss Cora Yates one dozen
napkins; Mr.. II. T. Milcy and wife, silver cas-
tor Miss Berthe Yates. silver flower vase; Mrs.
Griffith. tableclOth; Mr.. Shell Arnold and wife,
glass pitcher; Mr. Chas. Grutf aud wife. towels:
Mr.. Mason COnkin, napkins, Mr.. Benz.
Yates and wife, large lamp; Mr.. Duncan Sloan.
one dozen tumblers.