Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-11-17


and a few intimate friends, after which
Dr. and Mrs. Latane left over the
Cumberland Vale y railroad, on Their
bridal trip and upon their return will
reside in Winchester
The bride, who is exceptionally
pretty, was most beautifully attired in
a gown Of chiffon satin, trimmed with
old lace and pearls, and carried a
shower bouquet of bride roses. The
bridesmaids were dressed i'm gowns of
I, mrodered batiste, with large ligh
blue picture hats, and gloves and slip
pers to match.
The bride is well known. and very
popular in this city, having frequently
visited her relatives here
SENCINDIVER-STE
"1iaHymen brought his love .dsGs hted hour,
There d~elt no 10, ia Eden's rosy bower"
The beautiful and hospitable home
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert n. Stewart on
Winchester avenue, was in possession
Of this neurological deity on Wednes-
day evening and the scene of a most
beautiful wedding. Only the relatives
and few intimate friends of the fam
lilies were present, but these comforta-
bly, filled the spacious mansion. The
bride was the beautiful and accom-
plished Miss Mary Flick Stewart,
one of our most popular and lovely
girls and the fortunate groom was DR..
f. l.. Sencindiver, one of the leading
and most prominent physicians of
this city. The hour of the wedding was
$50 and before that hour the guests
had arrived and were anxiously await
ing the appearance of the bride and
groom. Miss Mamie Berry presided at
the piano and played the wedding
march. The company marched down
the hallway and into the parlor in the
following order: Misses BERTHE Stewart,
sister of the bride, and Miss Rennie
Parks, Miss Grant, of Hagerstown and
Miss Tinges, of Gettysburg, next came
the bride on the arm of the groom. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
J. S. Engle, editor of the Baltimore
Southern Methodist, brother-in-law
OF the groom, assisted by Rev. I. N.
Canter, pastor of Trinity NJ. +. church
South, in coy bower in the cor G Ct
the parlor.
The parlor and library were tasteful
ly and elegantly trimmed in white and
green, with beautiful festoons of smi-
lax and the dining room was trimmed
In pink. AS the bride entered the par
lor she was the center of all eyes Her
striking beauty was so pronounced
that 1t was commented on by all and
the groom seemed happy far beyond
all power of expression. After gener-
al extension of greetings and graf
ulatlons the company was ushered into
the library, where Miss Hester Parks
gracefully presided at the punch bowl
and from thence to the dining room,
Mrs, Claude Stewart poured coffee and
Miss Leah Wilen, Mamie Rutledge
and Kate Stewart served.
Thompson's orchestra discoursed
during the evening.
The brides dress was Liberty crepe
trimmnd with point lace and pearls
and she carries large bouquet of
brdes's roses. The bridesmaids wore
Paris mouseline and they carried white
chrysantheumums. Tie bride wa tn
recipient of lasge number of the N Oh
beautiful presenst in cut glass anu 81
YER including handsome silver sc :
vice.
The bride and groom loft on the 9.O5
Is. " o. train for the east for bridal
tour Id when they return they will
side at the Dr's splendid h' me on
w, King street.