The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-06-24
HAPPY PAIR MATED FOR LIFE.
Blushing Bride and Gallant Groom at
Hymen's Altar.

thhen plhce III InlS neck u NOOUS 1Or
many moons. occurred at the large
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. George Wash
ington Fuller, In Winslow township.
nigh unto two miles east Of Reynolds
vile, on Wednesday at 500 p. NJ, June
18th, when their daughter, Miss Mildred
M. and DR.. John Holmes Murray joined
heart and hand on the front porch OF
the home in the presence Of about 40
invited guests, who occupied the beauti-
ful green lawn In front Of the mansion.
Promptly at eight o'clock the Miller
Bros. orchestra, which was stationed
on one corner OF the porch, began
playing suitable march and the
wedding party, composed of John Fuller,
brother of the BRIDE and Vincent Reyn-
olds. Miss Angus Warwick, bridesmaid,
dressed in white, DR.. II. G. Diltz,
of Lindsey, best man, Miss Fuller,
dressed in handsome cream silk Grape
dress, and DIR. Murray, made their
appearance on the porch, where Rev.
Hubert Rex johnson, pastor of the
Presbyterian church. solemnized the
nuptials. II was pretty and impress
sive scene In the quiet eventide. A
photograph Of the scene would present
the following beautiful picture: In the
middle Of the porch stood the happy
couple who were plighting the most
solemn Of VOWS, In front Of them was
the Divine who had been ordained and
given authority to perform such binding
ceremonies, on the lawn were the
invited guests almost breathlessly
watching the ceremony, the ladies, all
dressed In fine apparel, most Of them in
pure white, sitting on chairs in semi
circle, with the gentlemen, most all
dressed In black, standing behind the
gentler sex, the porch handsomely
illuminated with Chinese lanterns.
while to the right was sloping green
hill, to the left well laden fruit trees,
and over and above all was the blue
heavens with a beautiful silvery moon,
half full, on its bosom. After the con-
gratulatOry excitement subsided. two
large rooms, the porch and lawn were
filed with small tables around which
the guests assembled and partook of
the good things from the culinary de-
partment that had been prepared to
tickle the pallets Of the witnesses Of the
matrimonial alliance.
About 1870 DR.. Murray and wife. DR..
Diltz and Miss Warwick started to
Dubois in carriage, which was well
bedecked-unbeknown to the bridal
party-for the occasion, even to string
of sleigh bells on the horses On Thurs
day morning Doctor and wife left
Dubois on ten day wedding trip in
Canada. When they return to Reyn-
oldsvile they will room in the Sprague
house and take their meals at Hotel
Mcconnell until their new home on
Main street, on which work will begin
in few weeks, is ready for occupancy.
DR.. Murray is a son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Val. $. Murray, of Gaskill township,
this county. He is a graduate of the
Medico Chirurgical College of Philadel-
phia. About one year ago he located
in Reynoldsville where he has built up
a good practice and made many warm
friends. He is not only scholar but
is also a gentleman.
Miss Mildred M. Fuller, the Oldest
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Fuller,
was born on the farm where she was
married. She is graduate of the
Clarion State Normal, has taught
several very successful terms of school
in this borough, and is a perfect lady in
every sense of the word. She is held in
high esteem in the community.
Frank J. Black, J. c. Swartz, Miss
Maggie Stoke and Miss Ella Seeley
were the ushers for the occasion and
handled the large party very nicely.
While the refreshments were being
served the Reynoldsville Keystone band
marched up in front Of the Illuminated
mansion and discoursed some delightful
music.
Following is a list of the presents
Oak side board, oak bed room suite, oak
hall tree, or rack, oak rocking chair,
silver water set, two silver cake baskets,
silver butter dish, silver spoon holder,
silver salver, silver oyster fork, two
silver berry spoons, silver salad fork,
silver cake fork, silver soup ladel, two
silver butter knives, two silver suger
spoons, silver orange spoon, beautiful
cracker jar, china ice cream set, china
berry set, half dozen ice cream plates,
hand painted china fowl dinner set,
paper weight, two water colored
pictures, two steel eDgravings, silver
bon bon dish, china salad set, china
clock, half dozen butter doilies, sofa
pillow, fancy drappery and mat, white
silk fan, fancy center piece, one dozen
silver knives and forks. half dozen silver
table spoons, half dozen after dinner