Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1901-11-16
A FrOstbnrg PhNsicIan WEEDS.

NtlllNT II, lTDl, Ill Jllt Nltdtlt
church, White Post, Va, took place one
of the most interesting weddings of the
season, when Miss Elizabeth Kownslar
Earle, of Mt. Zion, Va, was married to
DR.. James Carpenter Cooley, of this place.
Pink and white, the color scheme of
the wedding, We're deliberately exemplitied
in the church decorations of chrysnnthe-
NUNS Of those Colors, making an en-
vironmcnt at once beautiful and alto
gcthcr fitting an occasion SO happy.
The ceremony, in accord with the
ritual of the Episcopal church, was per
formed by Rev +. \. Temple, assisted
by Rev. w. p. Painter, in an impressive
manner.
No small part of the incidental pro-
gram was borne by the bridal party,
comprising DR.. J. Marshall Price, of
Frostburg; D. Lindley Sloan, Of Iona
coming; \. Taylor Smith, of Cumber-
land; Elwood Cobcy, of Charles county,
Md, and Alexander and Paul Earle, of
Mt Zion, Va, ushers; Misses Beatrice
Seymour Goodwin and Mary Luttrell,
of Washington, d. c.; Sarah COe, of
Charles Town, West Va; Julia AlcOckc,
of Shreveport, La; Virginia Cook, of
Front Royal, Va, and Carrie Cooley, Of
Charles county, Md, bridesmaids, and
Miss Virginia Earle, sister of the bride,
maid of honor.
The bride entered the church on the
arm of her brother, John b. Earle, of
Mt. Zion. Va, .Nceting at the altar the
groom, accompanied 10y his best man,
Dr. Howard Cobcy, of Washington, d.
G.. The bridesmaids entered by twos,
preceded by the uShers all forming Il
circle around the chancel
The brides gown was white crepe dr.
chime over taffeta silk, trimmed with
narrow satin ribbon and chiffon She
carried Il shower bouquet of bride 5 roses.
Her going-away gown was a green
cloth tailor suit with tan trimmings. hat
and gloves to match.
The maid of honor Wore pink crepe dc
chime trimmed with cerise panne velvet.
and carried white chrysanthcmums.
The bridesmaids gowns We're white
dotted Swiss drcoiictc. trimmed with
cream lace and satin ribbon, each carry
ing pink chrysanthemums, with single
one of ceriSe to match color of the maid
of honOr'S gown.
\ host of friends, nearby and from IA
distance. gathered to witness the cere-
mony. Exclusive of those already prom
inently named there were among the
many present Mrs. W. w. Cnbey,
mother of the groom. of Charles county,
Md: Mrs. Olin Bcall and NJ Brooke
Tyler, of this place; Hon. H. H. Down
ing and Giles Cook, of Front Royal, and
Conrad Kowmslar, of Bcrlyvillc, Va.
An informal reception was held We'd
ncsday evening at Mt, Zion prior to the
wedding. The family residence, taste
fully decorated with chrysanthemums
and evergreen, and animated by the
charming gcoi"S of Old Virginia hos.
pitality, was Il scene wherein beauty lent
its Establishments to a joyful occasion.
Not the least interesting feature was the
old colonial hall wholly dedicated to the
display of the gifts, which We're many,
pretty and costly,
After the ceremony DR.. and Mrs.
Cohey took the midnight express for an
extended trip. Returned they will re-
side in this place, and will be Eat home"
to their numerous friends after De.
eember LIST.
The bride, il daughter of the late Capt.
\. NJ. Earle, prominent citizen of his
county and State, is IA cultivated, attract
i've young lady, and an appreciated &C:
ceSsiOn to FroStburg society.
DR.. Cobev, yet young, is already in
command Of an extensive, lucrative,
successful practice, Socially, he is y
model of unaffected atfability, and in
the larger affairs of citizenship IL useful
valuable man.
The JOURNAL predicts, as it wishes, a
mutually happy marital career for pr
and Mrs. CQbef.