The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-10-16
DRIFTING WITH THE TIED.
Rev. Farley p. Womer and Miss verna
Bing Married.

Rev. Farley p. Womer and Miss Verna
Bing Married.
Rev. Farley Paul Womer, b. d., an
erstwhile Reynoldsville young man who
spent his youthful days in this place
who is a graduate Of the Delaware,
(Ohio) University, and who graduated
in three years course at Yale Univer-
sity In May, now pastor Of wealthy
Congregational church at Somersville,
Conn, believed with the poet who said:
IT'S well TO WOO, IT'S well to wed,
For so the world has done
Since myrtle grew and roses blew
And morning brought the SUM-
And TO prove beyond shadow Of a
doubt that he believes it "tis well to
we'd" at 400 p. NJ. on Wednesday, Oct.
9th, at the home OF the brides parents
on Grant street, he led Miss verna
Edith Bing to hymen's altar and plight
ed VOWS that yoked the two lives to-
gether as one. Rev. ]. w. Crawford,
pastor OF the NJ. +. church OF this place,
tied the nuptlal knot.
The bride, who Is the handsome,
accomplished and only daughter OF
Andrew 7. Bing, the dry goods merchant
of this place, was arrayed in white
silk dress, trimmed with pearl garni-
ture and lace, and carried beautiful
boquet of flowers. To say that she
looked as pretty as picture would be
but giving utterance to the truth. We
do not blame Rev. Womer for being
smitten with the charms and beauty of
the now Mrs. Womer.
The marriage ceremony was sol
emnized In the presence OF few rela-
tives and close friends of the contract
ing parties. The rooms were beautifully
decorated with cut flowers and smilax,
and the house was filled with sweet per-
fume from the flowers that had been
plucked from the parent stems for
this especial occasion. After hearty
congratulations n dinner. that was
feast for the inner man, was
served, and If ye editor wanted to be
personal, the names OF few people
could be mentioned who enjoyed the
good things immensely.
The wedding presents were numer-
Gus, valuable, ornamental and useful.
The newly welded pair were driven
to the A. V. Ry station behind span
OF fiery gray nags in time to catch the
6.57 p. NJ. train, eastward bound, for
their new home at Somersville. Rev.
Womer had house already furnished
and the young people expected to be in
their own home Thursday. A large
crowd of the best young people of Reyn-
oldsville gathered at the station to offer
congratulations. to throw rice, and wish
Farley and Verna all the success attain
able as they journey life's pathway
together.
This couple, start out in life with the
brightest OF prospects before them. II
Rev. Mr.. Womer continues to grow
intellectually he is destined to become
preacher who will not only do great
work in the Masters Vineyard, but will
get for himself reputation that he and
Ms friends will have reason to be
proud of. The young bride is highly
esteemed by a host of Reynoldsville peo-
pie who wish her happiness continuously.
Then scatter rice and fling the SHOE
with friends you are surrounded;
Therefore, Miss Nernu "Bing" its you,
We wish you joy unbounded.
Don't "Parley" much but hold your own,
Times wasted In replning.
Remember that lifes clouds, though dark
Have always silver lining.
We wish you Joy, long life and wealth,
Most charming Nerna Edith,
BE faithful to your husband and
Stlll follow where he leadeth.
When Rev. Womer and wife arrived
at Somersville Thursday evening they
found their house warm, lamps lighted
and an excellent supper on the table for
them, but there was no one to be found
in the house. Besides good supper
they found numerous valuable presents
from members of Rev. Womer's congre-
cation.