The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1902-10-08
PRETTY HOME WEDDING.
Two Sisters Married Under Same Beauti-
ful Arch-Elegant Wedding.

Two Sisters Married Under Same Beauti-
ful Arch-Elegant Wedding.
The double wedding in West Reyn-
oldsyille at two o'clock on the afternoon
OF October 1, 1902, when the two hand
some daughters OF Mr., and Mrs. s. e.
Brewer were married TO Elmer Il.
Woodward and Willis A. Hoon was an
elegant event in matrimonial ranks.
Promptly at two o'clock Prof. Arthur
Haskins, author and musician. began
playing Mendelsshon wedding march as
Elmer T.. Woodward, OF Monessen, and
Miss Ida Emeline Brewer stepped into
the parlor and under an arch OF white
carnations, back of which was beauti-
full bank OF house plants and over topof
arch two spotless white doves with
spread wings. Rev. A. j. Meek, Ph. d.,
pastor OF the First Baptist church, per-
formed wedding ceremony. Miss Eme-
line Weir, of Dubois, was maid OF honor
and Willis A. Hoon was best man. Leslie
Woodward, brother Of groom, was to
have acted as best man, but he was
taken suddenly ILL.,. The bride was
dressed in white silk organda, trimmed
in point lace, and white baby ribbon and
carried bunch Of white roses. The
brides maid was dressed In white India
silk. During congratulations Prof.
Haskins played "Old Flower song.p
AT 2.1O, while Mendelsshon wedding
march was being played, Willis A.
Hoon OF Monessen, and Miss Mary
Josephine Brewer stepped under the
beautiful arch and plighted their vows,
Rev. Meek officiating. This bride was
also dressed in white silk organda, trim
med with white baby ribbon and point
lace, and carried white roses. Miss
Lizzie Schugrow was bridesmaid. She
was dressed in pink organda. Ward G.
Secrist, of Dubois, was best man.
At four o'clock an elegant wedding
dinner was served to about so guests
who witnessed the beautiful wedding
ceremony, and amidst shower OF rice
and good wishes, the two young men
and charming brides left here on the
5.27 p. m. train over p. Il. r.. train for
Monessen, their future home, where
Messrs. Woodward and Hoon hold good
positions with the Page Wire Fence
Co. All four of the young people are
we'll known here and have host OF
friends in this section Mr.. Hoon is
son of Mrs. A. II. Hoon, of Main street,
and Mr.. Woodward was assistant post
master 10 Reynoldsville several years
while his brother, A. M. Woodward,
was postmaster at Reynoldsville.
The cornet band sernaded the we'd
ding party soon after the nuptial knot
was tied. The band was at station to
help make merry while waiting for
the train.
The wedding presents were valuable,
useful and very pretty, consisting Of
silverware, china sets, table linens,
dishes, towels, cushions, in fact the
presents we're too numerous to mention.
The following out of town people at
tended the wedding: Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Brewer, OF Perrysville, grand
parents OF brides, Samuel T.. Mcdonald
and wife, Mrs. John II. Hines, Mrs.
John Fox, Mrs. Lamel Edman, of Pitts
burg, Samuel Simms and wife, Mrs.
Mollie Trusel, of Punxsutawney, John
Weir and wife, Miss Emeline Weir,
Ward G. Secrist, Park Woodward and.
wife, Bert Titus, of Dubois Miss.
Blanche Jones, Andrew McClellahd, Of
Falls Creek, Mrs Susie Wacob, OF
Cortez.