Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-03-23

this city on Wednesday evening last.
yosr-HARRIsoN
Mr.. Henry Yost and Miss Amanda
f. Harrison, both Of North Mountain,
in this county, were married In Hag-
erstown, last Saturday at the law office
Of Mr.. w. c. Griffith, ty the Rev. Mr..
Griffith.
cUNNlNoHAM--BE pEEL
The Richmond Dispatch of March Is
published a special from Keysville,
Virginia, which says;
Announcement has been made OF
the engagement Of Mr. w. Il. Gun
n'ngham TO Mrs T.. +. Bedell, of New
York and the marriage will take place
very soon. Mr.. Cunningham is large
real estate dealer and owner, and is a
member Of the firm of Cunningham
and Miller, Of Keysville, and the 0s-
borne residence has been rented for
that purpose. Mr.. Cunningham Is a
son of the late John B. Cunningham Of
Bunker Hill, this county and former
ly taught school at that place.
sTEwART-BoAK
Mr.Robert ii Stewart and Miss Elsie
Boak surprised their friends by slip
ping away to Baltimore and getting
married. The young couple drove from
Baltimore city out to Towson, the
county seat of Baltimore county where
they obtained license and went to the
Methodist parsonage where they were
made man and wife by the pastor, Rev.
Thomas Il. Copes on Tuesday.
1t has bsen known for some time
that ths young couple were con-
templating the union of their
hearts and hands but it came as sur
PRISE pevertheless.Th Statesman ex-
tends congratulations and best wishes
or their future life.
MoCK--SMALTZ
Mr.. Clifton Fl. Mock, Of this city.
and Miss Mollie V Smaltz, OF Hedges.
Vile, were married at the home Of the
bride, In the latter place, on Wedncs-
day afternoon at A o'clock, in the
presence Of number Of friends, several
OF whom were from Martinsburg. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Mr.. Michael pastor Of the NJ. f. church
South, at Hedgesville. Miss Carrie
Friskey efthis city was the maid Of
honor, and Mr.. Holbert Harris, also
Of Martinsburg, W as best man. Miss
Smaltz was formerly clerk IN the
Hobbs dry goods store, and made
many friends in this city.
A reception followed the ceremony
and an elaborate wedding supper was
served. Mr., Mock is employed az a
clerk, by the G. V. Railroad Co., at the
intersection, and after their wedding
trip Mr. and Mrs. Mock will return to
Martinsburg where they will reside.
HILLEARY---TABB
The, Presbyterian church al Gerards-
town was the scene Of = pretty we'd
ding on Wednesday last at 9 D. M, In
which the contracting parties were
Miss Edith, the charming daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs John w. Tabb, of Bunk
er Hill and Mr.. Russell Paxton Hill
leary, Of Petersville, Frederick county,
Md. The church was handsomely
trimmed with cut flowers and ported
plants. Miss Bruce Clendeninx pre-
sided at the organ. The maid Of honor
was Miss Bessie M. Bryarly, Of New
York City, and the groom's best man
was DIR. Samuel Hilleary, Of near the
groom's home. The ushefs were Msssrs
Earl Gardner, of Bunker Hill, Edwin
Henshaw, Of Inwood, and Harry Hill
leary and Edgar Cheswell, Of Peters
willie, Md.
The bride was attlred in dress OF
point d'esprit, over taffeta silk, and
was escorted to the altar by her broth
er, MIA. F. Tabb, who gave her away.
lie DfIdtrIldluS WOfc WuttC mule.
They were Miss Anna Silver, Of In
wood, Katie Butler, Of HedgesvilIe,
Miss Hilleary, n sister Of the groom
and Miss Coney McKown, of Martins
burg. The bridal party was entertained
at the home of the bride on Tuesday
evening and TO a dinner on Wednes-
day 6eiore the wedding. The bride was
one Of Berkeley county's most popu-
lar young ladiesl which was attested by
the large number Of handsome presents
she received.
After the ceremony the happy couple
was driven 10 Martinsburg, where
they took the b. Il o. tram for some
where. The Statesman withes them
bon voyage over the sea of life.
The fruit vroxvera are apt htiaia q IN