Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1906-12-28


carpenter Of Martinsburg, were mar
rieA In Winchester on Wednesday.
cHAMBERs-MeDoNA
Miss Ella Mcdonald, dasghter Of
Mr. Melvin Mcdonald and Mr.. Car
man Chambers, were marriedin Pitts
burg last week. They will reside At
Butler, Pa, whers the groom has been
employed for some time.
HUTsLER-NEsNITH
Miss Mary Agnes Nesmith, daugh-
to of Mr.. aud Mr.. John Nesmith, CT
Inwood, and Mr.. Harwood G. Hutsler,
4 well known young emplsye Of the
Cumberland Valley railroad At Inwood
were quietly married at, noon Thurs
day at Trinity Episcopal rcctory, in
this city. The ceremony was Psrforn.-
ed by Rev. j. s. Douglas. Nj and
Mrs. Hutsle. will reside at Inwood.
ooRHEES-HoRNER
Miss Mollie e. Horncr, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. James +. Homer, Of In.
wood, and Mr.. Arthur B. Vorhees, a
well known young fireman on the Bal
timcre & Ohio railroad, were married
Thursday evening at 7 O'Clock at the
United Brethren parsonage at Inwood.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
A. j. secrist in the presence of nun :
Der of friends Of the young couple.
DUvALI-DRENNER
On Wednesday evening last Mr..
James w. Duvall and Mrs. Louise
Drenner, both living in the vicinity Of
Dam No. 5, near Houeywood, came to
to town and after procuring marriage
license went to the u. b. parsonage
aud were joined in wedlock by Rev.
A. B. Wilson The bride is unknown
to us but we have for many years had
an intimate acquaintance with the
groom and count: him among our best
friends. We extend to the couple our
heartiest organizations and best
wishes.
INDSAY--RUSSLER.
Miss Mamie Fl. Russler, daughter
of Mrs. Ella v. Russfer, of this city,
and Mr.. A. Raider Lindsay, we'll
known young machinist employed at
the Baltimore & Ohio shops at this
point, were quietly married Wednes-|
day evening at z o'clock At the First
Methodist parsonage. The ceremony
was performed by the pastor, Rev.
Frank II. Isaac, in the presence of only
the immediate relatives of the young
couple. Mr.. ana Mrs. Lindsay left over
the Baltimore and Ohio for points in
the east and will return in week t,
reside here.
TABLER-HENSELL
A pretty home wedding was solemn
lied on Wednesday, Dec. 10th, at IL a.
M, at "River View, the home Of Mr..
Charles Eversole. The contracting
parties were Miss M. Blanche Hensell
and Mr.. Cad /. Tabler. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Michael,
pastor of Bedington M. E. Church
South. The parlor was artistically
,orated with everg reen and potted
plants. The bridal party entered to
the strains of Lohengrins wedding
marches, rendered by Miss Cora B.
Lemaster. The bride was becominxly
attired in a white silk gown, trimmed
| with duchess lace and carried shower
bouquet of COLLEEN gate roses. The
| maid of honor was Miss E. Minnie
Tabler, sister of the groom, who wore
gown of Persian lawn over delicate
pink and carried pink excavations.
The best man was Mr.. G. w. Hensell,
brother of the bride. After congratu-
lations all were invited to The dining
room where a bountIful DINER was
served. The bride and groom were the
recipients of many handsome and use
f Il presents.
Mrs. Carl Miller, parlor stand; Clyde
Tabler, water set; Miss Lulie Miller,
salad dish; Miss Bessie and Minnie
Daily, berry set; Mr.. and Mrs. g. w.
M. Tabler, dinner set; Mr.. and Mrs. j.
NJ. Byers, water set; Miss Mary Knlpe,
salad dish; Miss Edith Eversole, set of
knives and forks; Miss Belle and Min
nie Tabler, set of silver knives and
forks, DR.. Scott Hensell, set Of solid
silver pie forks; J. w. Daily, set of sill
yer spoons; Geo. c. Tabler, silver butter
knife; DR.. A. J. Lemaster, silver sugar
shell; Theo. and Ella Porterfield, Brus-
sell rug; Chas. w. Hensell rocking
chair; Miss Cora Lemaster, bureau
scarf; Mrs. Lottie Lemaster, pair Of
towels; Miss Hester Lemaster, pair
pillow shame; Miss Lena Lemnster,
set Of doilies; Miss Ruth PorterHeld,
pair of towels; Mrs. Margaret Eversole,
pair Of towels; Mrs. ID. P Lemaster, a
pair Of linen sheets; Mrs. Frank Lee
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