Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-04-21
MISS HARLEY is A BRIDE
Welded Pr A. Bruca Eagle IN
This City thursday Night.
WAS A PRETTY HOME WEDDING
Ceremony Witnessed BY Relatives
and Friends Miss Rosalie Striker
Married In Philadelphia.

49, N01NAA
Married In Philadelphia.
A very pretty wedding, charming
IN its simplicity. was solemnized at
the home Of Mrs. Ala y NJ. Harley. on
West John street on Thursday even
ing, the contracting parties being
Miss Bessie Harley and Or. Arthur
Bruce Eagle, both well known and
popular young residents of Mutins-
burg, Only the relatives snd immo.
diate friends of the coupe were
present. TIE ceremony was perform.
ed in the bow window of the parlor.
where palms and smilax were banked
The procession was led by the little
flower girl, Margaret Seibert, cousin
of the bride, who Carried carnations
and smilax, and little Lillian Sites.
who bore the wedding ring. The best
man, DIR. Edgar b. Lefevre, of Bunk
er Hill. and the maid of honor, Miss
Gertrude Jenkins, of Strasbure, Va.
preceded the bride and groom They
were met at the ~improvised altar hy
the officiating minister, Rev. DR.. /.
W. Cauter, who was assisted by Rev.
w. A. Sites, of Haberson, Del, an
uncle of the grooa'. The wedding
music was rendered on piano and yio-
lin by Miss Mamie Berry aud Mr.
Dudley Harley,
es
The bride wore "A beautiful gown OF
white shadow embroidered batiste,
and carried a S Uncovered prayer
book, from which tie impressive SER
vice was read, and in which the
of the guesus were afterward insorib-
ed. The maid of honor was charm.
ingly gowned IN white silk null, aud
carried LaFrance roses. The little
flower girl vas p~rettily dressed in
white.
A reception followed the ceremony,
and refreshments were served in the
dining room. Tue presents were many
aud beautiful. DR.. aud Mrs. Eagle
left on the 0 O'Clock train on the Bal.
timore and Ohio for a trip TO eastern
points, aud will be OF home at No. 32l
West Burke street after May IL.
The out.of.town guests were Mr.
and Mrs. George W. Eagle, parents
of the groom, aud Mr.. aud Mrs. ID.
W. Eagle, of Keyser, Rev. and Mrs.
W. A. Sites, of Haberson, Del.
N,ugao Dnll opI Casrla Ga-Iar ~
Summit Point. w. Va. Mr.. j. M.
Sencindiver, of Baltimore. and Miss
Gertrude Jenkins, OF Strasburg. Va.
COOPER-STRIKER.
Miss Rosalie Striker. daughter OF
Mrs. Rose Striker and q former resi-
dent of Martipsburg and Mr.. Edwin
ii. Cooper, of Chester. Pa, were
married at the home of the bride in
Philadelphia at noon on Monday. the
ceremony being performed BIZ Rev,
Elmer w. Powell. pastor of the Sec
ond Baptist church. Monday was..th,
birthday anniversary OF both Mr.. ant
Mrs. Cooper. and 70 that reason tn,
ceremony was perfo ed ON that par
t%iculsr day. The ON is a promi
nens photographer, nd met his brid'
three years z at Atlantic City.
| RICKARD-MILLER.
Mrs. Mary Addie Mitchell. OF Hedes
v lille, daughter of the late J.. Harle,
Miller aud sister of Mr.. O. A. Miller
I Martinsburg, was married in Mar
tinsburg this morning to Mr.. Franz
l.. Rickard, also a resident Of he'd.
gesville. The cerem ony was performed
by Rev. O. Il. Shaw, of Berkeley
Springs. rector Of the Episcopal
church ut Hedgesville. After "A brief
trip to other points. Mr., and Mrs
Richard will reside in Hedge-ville.
BUTTS-GRIMES.
A licers. has tt en- granted to Miss
Mary i. Grimes, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Grimes, Of Martins
burg. and Mr.. Emmett r.. Butts, of
Brunswick, a brakeman on the Balti-
more aud Ohio railroad. The wedding
took place in this city on Wednes-
day, April Is.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
James Smith and Miss Minnie
S hroeder, both of Sleepy Greek, were
married in Hagerstown on Thursday.