The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-10-23
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WEDDING
j. So:cn,ni1ed at aIartinsburg-other
Weddings and Social
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One Of the most beautiful and in
terestlng events OF recent years in
Martinsburg took place at o'clock
Tuesday evening at BoydvIlle. the
handsome colonial home OF the
Faulkners, when the wedding of
Miss sallye winn Faulkner, young
est daughter of former United States
Senator Charles James Faulkner, and
Mr.. Stephen Rawlings snodgrass, of
NIartinaBurg, was soIemnized in the
presence, OF distinguished company
Of guests. The event was character
ized by completeness and elabor-
ateness of detail that made it singu-
larly charming and beautiful. and
The social prominence Of the young
couple lent an interest to the occa-
sion far beyond the ordinary. Guests
chester, Washington, Clarksburg,
tEa gerstown. Martfnsburg and many
other points.
Mrs. William White. of Nashville,
Tenn. sister of the bride. was mat
ron of honor, and Mr. William ].
Stewart of Martfnsburg, was best
man The ceremony was by the
brides pastor, the Rev. DR.. F. NJ.
Woods of the Martinsburg Presby-
teriaH church.
Among the guests present were
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Faulkner. Jr., of
Chicago; Miss Mary V. Jameson, of
Hagerstown; Miss May Willis, of
Washington; Miss Martha Basel, of
Clarksburg, W. Va; Mrs. William G.
Young, of Hampton, Va; Mrs. J.
Wilton Hope. of Hampton; ex-Gov.
Pitt Kellogg. of Washington; DR.,
Luther Raymond, of Clarksburg;,
DR.. and Mrs. William S. Love, d..
and Mrs. S. P. Latine, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard e. Byrd, Mr. and Mrs. H.
Douglas Fuller, the Misses Fuller
md Mrs Alexander NJ. Baker, of
Winchester; Mr.. and rs. Edward
Cooke. Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Alexan-
der. OF Charles Town; Mrs. Mary
Campbell, of Hopkinsville. KY; Miss
Augusta Conrad. of Winchester;
Hon. George H. Southwick. of Wash
/ ington: an1 Congressman Wallace T.
Foote, of New York.
The wedding bells were made to
ring by the boys of Adamston on the
occasion Of the marriage of Mr..
Adam Bird, of Adamston, and Miss
Hannah NJ. Turnbull, of Newcastle,
England Mr.. Bird came from Eng
land about ten weeks ago and pre-
pared himself for the examination
for admittance tol the Methodist
Episcopal Church Conference, which
| was held at Huntington Oct. 9. Mr..
Bird was received on trial in the con-
ference and given charge at Cam
| den. Miss Turnbull left England
Oct. IL on the steamship Umbria CT
the Cunard line, and arrived In
Clarksburg on Monday morning. The
wedding took place IN the Adamston
NJ. E. parsonage, the Rev. ]. E. Scott
officiating. The young couple will
take up housekeeping at Camden
where the Rev. Mr.. Bird will take up
his ministerial work Their many
new made friends wish them pros
perfty and happiness.
Numerous friends of the bride
groom in Clarksburg were complete
Iy but pleasantly surprised an re-
Eceipt of the following wedding an
I,nouncemeut sent from Chicago:
Mr.. and Mrs William Ferdinand
Horton
announce the marriage of their
daughter
Frances Radcliffe
to
Mr. Edwin Nesbit
or. Saturday, the nineteenth Of
October
Nineteen hundred and seven
in the City of Chicago.
Mr.. Nesbit is connected with the
| Grasselli Chemical Company and for
some time was stationed at the COM