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his home in Fairmont.
Mrs. Chas. C. Caldwell, of Washington,
is visiting her mother.
Mr.. H. d. Rust, Of Washington City, is
visiting Mr. d. A. Phillips.
Mrs. Jane Small, of Washington City, is
visiting Mrs. Rebecca Earnshaw.
Miss Ida Hilbert came up from Washing
ton City on Monday of last week.
Mrs. Bette r. Bolts, of Baltimore, is So
journing at tho Carter House
Miss Anna Van den Berg and Miss Kitty
GassOway are at the Misses Keerrs.
Mr.. Isaac Herr, the genial salesman at
Kahn's, is recreating at Berkeley Springs.
The Misses Reilly, daughters of Rev. J.
McKendree Reilly, of Baltimore, are visiting
the Misses Starry.
Mrs. Capt Norris aud daughter, of Louis
Vile, XIV, spent last week with Mrs. John
=. Cviston, at "Burnlea"
Col. B. D. Gibson, of Gov. Fleming's
staff, left for the State Military Encampment
at Parkersburg on Friday.
Mr.. SanI Taylor and family, of Balti-
more, came up on Monday night to attend
the funeral of Mr.. TaylOr's brother.
Mrs. R. c. Brooks and two children, and
Mrs. Albert Moler and two children, of
Washington City, are visiting Mrs. Jane
Moler.
Mrs. Hattie b. Nieewarner and Douglass,
Clara and Berthe, and nephew. of Cumber
land, are the guests of Mrs. William E.
McSherry.
Mrs. W. C. Lipscomb and her grand
daughter, Miss Mabel, of Washington
City, returned to their home on Friday, ac
companied by Master Wallace Gallaher
Mr. Geo. H. Hagley and daughter, Miss
Lille, and Miss Mary Mort, of Charles
town, have been visiting among their friends
in this vicinity the present week.-Shep.
Register.
Miss Lillian Fur and Miss Nellie Frazier,
of Loudoun county, Va, Mr.. Fred. GOch-
nauer and Mr.. Willie Frazier, of Fauquier
county. Va, and Miss Edna Moore, of this
county, are visiting Mrs. Thomas Frazier at
"Blakeley.'
Zion P. E. Church was thronged on We'd
nesday evening, goth, at o'clock, with
spectators of the wedding Of Mr.. Geo. 5.
Eys,er and Miss Mamie Amber, eldest
daughter of the late R. Jscquelin Amber,
of Fauluier county, Virginia. Both gas
lets and candles were burning, with dazzling |
effect the church was lavishly decorated
palms and Towering plants clustered in
tropical profusion in the chancel, with great
banks of evergreen and flowers filling all |
available space; and a hower-trimmed |
wedding bell hung above the heads of the
thrice happy pair" while the marriage
VOWS were said. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev Dallas Tucker, and the
brides brother, Mr.. Arthur B. Amber, Of
Washington, d. c., gave her away The
bride wore white, en- train, with veil, and
carried a prayer-boOk the maid of honor,
Miss Mamie Lakeland, in pale blue, car
ried bride roses. Mr.. J. Allison Eyster, Jr.,
brother of the groom, was best man. The
misunderstanding white and carrying |
superb bouquets Of La France roses-and
groomsmen entered the church in alternate
pairs. as follows Misses Mary Sheerer and
Hannah Howell Messrs. b. ID. Gibson and |
Geo. T. Light; Misses Virginia Lucas and
Halle Washington; Messrs. ID. A. Gehr |
and Sidney McLanahan, both of Chambers
burg. Pa; Misses Annie Smith, of Wick
life, Va, and Nellie Willis; Messrs. Alex.
Stewart, Of Chambersburg, and Frank W.
Amber, brother of the bride, of Alexandria.
The ushers were Messrs. H L. Alexander, V. !
y. Simmons, Thos. H. Willis and I. 2.
Lippitt. Miss Bertha Ruhl played the |
wedding marches. A reception was given
to the bridal party after the ceremony at
the residence of the brides sunts, the Misses
Willis. Mr.. and Mrs. Eyster left the same |
night for New York and sailed on Saturday,
on the steamer Aurania, for Europe.
The following is the programme of the
Ministers and Laymen's Meeting to be
held with Leetown Baptist Church July %,
80 and 81: Friday, Goth; s P. Morgan
ization. $50 P. M-Topic, Is the Heather
lost without the gospel? To be discussed by |
Rev. W. 5. Dorset, Rev II. L Quarles,
Rev. Mr.. Ailor.
Saturday, SO.h 10 A. M.-Devotional
Services. 1890 A. M.-Topic, VIM. Carey, |
to be discussed by Rev. J. w. Hundley, fol- |
lowed by general discussion. ll;SO A NJ.
Topic, Andrew Fuller, to be discussed by
Rev. Julian Broadus and Rev. Frank Da-
Wis. 2P. M-Topic, Adoniram Judson, to
be discussed by Rev. Miles 5. Read and
Hon. Andrew Broadus. P. M.-Topic,
Modern Missions. Including: ~ State
Missions, led by Rev. Julian Broadus, fol-
lowed by general discussion. (2l Home
Nissions. led by Rev. II. l.. Quarles, fol-