Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1895-11-28
AT HYMEN's ALTAR.
Went to Virginia for Brldes-The Old Domin-
Ions Loss Is Our Gain.


which has evoked as much interest as
did the one of Mr.. Fl. G. Marshall, Of
Jefferson county, W. Va, and Miss
Fannie Eakle Patterson, which took
place in the Presbyterian church at
noon On Wednesday, the goth. The
ushers were kept busy long before the
hour for the ceremony, and when the
bridal party arrived the church was
crowded. The prominence and popu-
larity of the bride, Miss BERTHE, was
readily demonstrated-scores of her
friends attesting their friendship by
their presence. She is one of our
brightest and handsomest young ladies
and the good wishes of the whole COM
munity follow the couple through life.
Mr.. Marshall was the recipient OF
many and hearty congratulations after
the ceremony, and showers Of rice
were freely bestowed upon him. He
is prominent gentlemen in the bust
ness and social life of Jefferson coun-
ty. The ushers were Mr.. ]. B. Mar
shall, of Harper's Ferry; Mr.. l. Il.
Strider, of Jefferson county, w. Va;
Messrs. C. L. Wilton and Russell Pat
terson, of this place The bride en-
tered the church with her father, Cap
tain B. G. Patterson. In the opposite
aisle the groom entered with the best
man, Mr. ]. NJ. Boteler, of Washing
ton, D. c., and each pair were follow
ed by two ushers. Dr. E. ?. Palmer
performed the ceremony, and in the
rear of the altar were six lighted stand
ing lamps surrounded by beautiful
exotic flowers. When the two were
made one, they left the church amidst
the soul stirring strains Of Wagner S
bridal march from "Lohengrin, under
the skillful rendering of Mr. Payne NJ.
Avis, who played with equal effect
Mendelssohn' wedding march upon
their entrance. The couple took the
train for Staunton, and from there
they went to Baltimore and Philadel-
phia on their wedding tour. A mag
nifcent supper was given the bridal
party on Tuesday evening at the resi-
dence of Captain Patterson.-Spu7t
of the Valley, HmriSOnJwg, Va.
RECEPTION.
One Of the very pleasant social events
of the season was enjoyed at Rock Dale,
| the hospitable home of Mr.. and Mrs. T..
p. Marshall, near Kearneysville, in this
county, from s to / o'clock Tuesday
evening last. The occasion was the re-
ception given their son, Mr.. II. Crum
|
| the evening previous from their we'd
ding tour north. Among the quite large
COMPANY Of guests assembled, were
| friends from Frederick, Brunswick,
| Knoxville Md, and the different towns
and sections of this county. Most of
| the guests were in evening dress, and
| the bride becomingly attlred In white
organdie over pink silk. She received
J,aI re inn NJ
| ing handsome china, cut glass and solld
| silver An accompaniment fully IN
| keeping with the social intercourse OF
| the evening was not only the bountilul
| supply but varied choice and tempting
| arrangement Of the refreshments served,
| eliciting many compliments for the
manager of that part Of the happy occa-
| sion. The grOom-an only son-in his
| choice of companion for life has not only
added an accomplished and cOngenlal
member to the parental home. but also
| to the society of that community. NO
| kinder wish can be expressed by one
who shared the pleasures of the evening
| than that it'may be typical OF Mr.. ana
| Mrs. Marshall's life and happiness Tor
| years and years to come. s.
Mr.. Charles S. Miller of Shepherds
town, and Miss Mary Francis Will
bourn, daughter of Mr.. VIM. R. and
Mrs. E. j. Wilbourn, Of Lexington,
Va, were married at the home Of the
bride on Wednesday morning at 9
o'clock by Rev. DR.. Quarles, chaplain
of Washington and Lee University and
temporary pastor of the Presbyterian
church of Lexington. Immediately
after the ceremony the newly welded
couple left over the C. & o. Railroad
for Buena Vista, Va, where they took
the train over the Norfolk & Western
Railroad for Sherherdstown, where
they will in the future reside, arriving
here last evening. The groom is son
of Mrs. Margaret Miller of this place
and one of our most promising young
men, while the bride is one of Vlr-
ginias fair daughters, who will be
greatly missed by her vast circle OF
friends in her late home. But what
is Lexington's loss is Shepherdstown S
gain, and they have the best wishes OF
this community for happy welded
life. The groom was accompanied by
his brother, Mr.. ]. B. Miller, of Cum
berland, Nd, who also came here last
evening.
In The Circuit Court.
In the circuit court before Judge
| Eau1lyner Harry Johnson colored, IN