Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-10-13
CHURCH WEDDING
Miss Rebecca Frances Woods a
Charming DC cher Bride.
FORMER RESIDENT MARRIED
Mr. Charles Hollis weds Miss Clara
monroe The wilpurn-CrUwell
Wedding u the County

Wedding II the County.
A very pretfy wedding was solemn
ized at ? O'Clock Tuesaav afternoon
in the Presbyterian church. here, when
Miss Rebecca Frances Woods. daugh-
ter OF Rev. DIR. and Mrs. Il. M.
Woods. and Mr. George W. +. Null
lis. accountant at the Kllbonrn mills
were married in the pr sence of a
Ithrong Of friends that tsxed the ca
pacity of the - cious auditorium.
For the occasion. the clutch had
Iheen simply but tastefully decorated
wilh potFed plants aud flowers. and
presented a very pretty APPEARANCE. =
/ The ceremony was performed by Or.
Woods. the pastor of the church aud
father OF the bride. assisted by Rev.
David J. Woods. of Blaeksburg, Va.
brother of the bride. Miss Mary
Woods. sister OF the bride. was the
maid of honor. and MIR. Harry r. Zee,
If Holcombs Rock. Va, was the
best man. The wedding music was
rendered by Miss Mary g. Ssribiine.
| The ushers were Mr.. r. L. Snodgrass
Mr.. J. NJ. Woods. DR.. G. W. Link.
of Martinsbnrg. and AIR. ". A.
Daniel. of Shenandoah junction.
The wedding procession formed in
the vestibule OF the church, and
moved up the center aisle. with the
ushers leading, followed by the maid Of
honor. the bride in the rear. The
groom. attended bv his best man,
passed through the PASTORS room at
the rear Of the auditorium, and met
the bride in front of the pulpit,
where the service was read. The
scene when the party assembled was a
very effective one aud interesting and
impression.
| The bride was Cowned IN Chinese
crepe, embroidered, and was strik-
ingly handsome and attractive figure.
She carried a bouquet of lilies of the
valley. The maid of honor wore a
beautiful dress of pink silk null. and
| carried Lafrance roses.
| This afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. Mullis
left for two weeks trip to points in
the south. aud later will be at home
to their friends at No. 1l0 South
Maple avtnue.
| A reception in honor of the bridal
rarity and their immediate friends
was held at the BRIDES home Monday
night. aud number of guests were
present. The bride is one of Mar
tinsourg's most estimable young
| ladies, and has host of friends.
The groom is we'll known and Dopu.
lar youne man, aid holds a RESPONSE
BILE position with the Kilbourn mills
Among the out-of. town guests were
the following:
William Daniel, of Jefferson Co. !;
Harry Lee, of Virginia Miss Rsbecca
Sublette, OF Ctarlestown. w. Va. +;
Miss Elizabeth Woods. of New
Orleans; Rev. D ]. Woods. of Blaks.
burg. Va.
HOLLIS MONROE.
| At Hopewell. the old homestead of
the Monroe family. near Waldorf. in
lCharles county, Nd Miss Clara
Louise Monroe. second daughter of d.
Elridge Monroe, of the Baltimore bar,
twas married 70 Mr. Charles Parran
Hollis, of Harrisonburg. Va. TIE
ceremony took place Saturday and
was performed By Rev. EIdridge "
REGISTER, of Baltimore. assisted by
REV. H. A. Murrill, pastor of Calvary
church, Waldorf The bride wore a
gown of white batiste. trimmed with
lace and carried bouquet of old
fashioned flowers cut from the garden
at Hopewell. The M id of honor
was Miss Sue Small~ God Monroe.
lsister of the bride, who wore blue
lorgsndv and carried maiden hair
fern Mr.. Charles s. Early, of Bran
Idywine. was hest man After short
tonr they will reside in Harrison
burg. Va. where the groom is n an ager
of branch Office Of the Standard
iOil Co. The groom i a former resi-
dent of Martinshurg aud a son of Mr.
and Mrs. P. M. Hollis. OF Bosd
avenue.
WILBURN = CROWELL.
Miss Annie E. CrowelI. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. J B Cr6well. AID
Nr. Daniel b Wilburn. of Berkeley
county. were married Tuesday after
moon at o'clck at the home of the
rid near Swan Pond.
BOUGHT PORTRAIT OF WILSON