Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-06-08

day night ntr daughter, MISS EllIhDsiH
/ McCalmont Stehley aud Mr. Frederick
Dyer Zeigler. a prosperous farmer OF
Washington county, were married.
The wedding was one of the most
elaborate nuptial events ever seen in
that section Of the county. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Jno.
W. Ranch
After the wedding an elaborate re-
4 ception was held. A number from
this city were present.
viItsHire--FIick
The artistic arrangement Of June's
offering Of fragrant bloom and foliage
i transformed the spacious home Of
Judge and Mrs w II. H. Flick. Pub
lie Square, into veritable bower for
the wedding of their daughter. Miss
| Lorena, to Mr.. Gustav b. Wiltshire,
which took place last evening at 80
O'Clock The beauty and grace Of
youth and the many pretty gowns of
members of the bridal party and
guests added to the charm of the
nuptial scene.
The maid of honor was Miss May
Faulkner, daughter Of Judge Il. Boyd
Faulkner and the best man was MIR.
Cecil Baker, of Knoxville, Tenn, a
nephew of the groom. The brides
maids were.Miss Bessie Baker, daugh-
ter Of CAPTAIN Eugene Baker, of jeff
erson county, and Miss Elizabeth
Leopold, Of Pottstown, Pa. DIR. II.
S. Castleman, of this city and Mr.
Lewis Getzandanner, Of Charles
Town, were ushers.
At s 80 oclock, to the strains of the
wedding march from Lohengrin the
bridal party enterted the parlor from
the upstairs. The two ushers proceed
ed. They were followed by four little
hoys and girls-Masters King Alexan-
der, of Chambersburg. Pa. and Whit
ing Faulkner of this city and little
Misses Douglas Fuller, of Winches-
ter, Va, and Jean Bowers, of this
city-all attired in pink and white,
who stretched ribbon on either side
as thesbridal party entered the par
lor. Then came the two bridesmaids,
followed by the groom and best man.
Next came the maid of honor. fol
lowed by the bride. leaning on the
arm of her father, who gave her hand
in marriage.
The party advanced down the aisle
of satin ribbon, held by the ribbon
boys and girls, to the east side of the
parlor, where the groom met the bride
and her father in front of an impro-
vised chancel of flowers and ever
green.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Thomas s. Dunaway. pastor of
the First Baptist church While the
ceremony was being performed the
orchestra rendered softly Caklin S
volun airy and as the party left the
parlor they played Jensen's Recess
sional
The wedding colors were pink and
white The bride. stately and charm
ing, was attired in gown of white
satin trimmeA with Duchess lace
and chiffon, aud carried Bride roses.
The maid of honor was attired in n
gown of pink crepe de schin, trimmed
with lace and carried pink roses. The
bride maids wore gowns of white nee
over tafeeta, trimmed with white
satin and shirred gauze ribbon and
carried pink roses. The little ribbon
boys were dressed in pink with white
collars and the girls were dressed in
white The groom and groomsmen
wore the conventional evening we'd
ding attire.
Pink and white furnished the pre-
vailing color schemes for the wedding
gowns as wei as for the decorations.
4 The floral decorations were unusually
attractive The parlor was elaborate
ly decorated with palms and variety
of June roses and other cut flowers.
Tall palms and foliage plants rose
amidst mass of roses adjoining the
mantel and every niche in the spaci-
GUS parlor, while from the chandelier
ing hung strands of evergreen. Burn
ing candles set in beautiful candelabra
added charming appearance to the
scene. The hallway was banked with
roses and the stairway entwined with
honevsuckle.
= The bride was the recipient of
many beautiful and valuable presents
attesting the esteem il which she is
held by wide circle of friends and
'quaintances She Is the only
daughter of Judge and Mrs. Flick. is
an ACCOMPLISHED musician and is an
attractive personality. The groom is
travelling salesman and is one of
/ jefferson county's most popular