Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-11-09
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AUTUMN BRlDESI
Miss Lillian Eichelberger Weds
MIR. Edwin ]. Harness.
THEY WILL RESIDE IN UTAH
Arthur c. Fisher WEEDS Miss Leila
Prlce--Wcdaines At kearneys-
Vile and Shenandoah Junction.

Price--Wcdeines at kearneys-
Vile and Shenandoah Junction.
From The World Of Wednesday.
One Of the most brilliant weddings
Ia recent years IN Martnsburg was
solemnized at 10 o'clock this morning
at the residence Of Mr.. +. p. Llcklider,
West King street. The high contract
ing parties were Mrs. I-icklider's sis
ter, Miss Lillian Elizabeth Eichelberg-
er, and Mr. Edwin Jackson Harness.
of Ogden, Utah. A large number Of
invited guests were present at the
nnptial event.
The bridal party formed In the din
Mig room and to the strains OF Lohen-
grin's Wedding March, played BY Miss
Mary Stlihling. entered the library,
where the marriage ceremony was
performed Ia the following D. der:
First. the ushers, Mr. Bayard King,
of Philadelphia. and Mr. Oden Eich-
elberger. brother OF the bride; then
the ribbon bearers. MIR. Curtis Me-
Coy. Of Moorefield w. va. and NJ.
Sprigg Hedges, Of Brunswick, Md
Following these came the bridesmaids,
Miss Lillian Licklider, this city, and
Miss Elizabeth Hedges. of Brunswick,
Md, nieces OF the bride. who were
followed by the maid of honor, Miss
Carrie M. Roush. Then came the
bride, leaning on the arm OF her
brother-in-law, Mr.. r. p. Licklider.
The groom and his best man, Mr..
Frank Eichelberger, brother OF the
bride. entered through the hallway and
! Joined the others in the library.
Advancing to the improvised altar
in the bay window, on the south side
OF the room. the bride and groom
eject were met by Rev John 8.
Douglas, rector Of Trinity Episcopal
church, and pastor of the briic, who
was the officiating clergyman The
beautiful marriage service OF the
Episcopal church was used, together
with the impressive ring ceremony
Standing under a pretty wedding bell
of white and yellow chrysanthemums
1.-THE alcove Ranked with ported plants.
ferns and palms. and hung with
clematis. while wax tapers burned on
the fmprovised altar, they were de
clared man and wife.
The bride was attired In hand
some white batiste gown with lace
trimmings She wore a ven caught ur
with orange blossoms and carried 4
white prayer book. Her ornament wai
a beautiful necklace OF Diamonds and
!pearls. 'fhe gift of the groom Ths
maid OF honor wore white batists
dress with Irish point lace and carried
! a bouquet of white chrysanthemums
4 The bridesmaids were dressed II
white mousseline yellow chiffon
sashes and wore gilt slippers. The,
carried punches Of yellow chrysan
Ithemums and maiden hair fern.
! Immediately preceding the wedding
ceremony. Miss Nellie Reddig. o.
'Shfppensburg. Pa, gave an impromptr
Econcert, playing very artistfcally on
/ the piano the Pilgrims Chorus and
70 Thou sublime Evening Srar,s' from
\ Wagner's opera OF Tannhaeuser and
"A Melody OF Love-
= The parlors, library, dining room
and reception han of the spacious
house were very tastefully and elab.
orately decorated, the color scheme
being yellow ana white festoons, smi-
lax ana cfematis adding to The en-
semble.
Following the wedding ceremony a
wedding breakfast was served. after
which Mr. and Mrs Harness were
driven to me Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road where amid showers of rice and
the goodbyes of a number of guests
who mad gone to the station to see
them off. Mr.. and Mrs. Harness left
on the 11:1S train for Wheeling
where they viii spend few days,
going thence to Chilicothe. o.. Vim
cennes, Ind. Chicago and other west
ern points, before proceeding to Og-
den. which they expect to reach about
December /.
The bride is the daughter OF the late
D. Smith Eichelberger and was born
in Berkeley county Nearly all of
her life has been spent in Martins
burg however, and It is here that she
has been bright ornament as well as
leader in exclusive society circles.
Whilst there are many regrets that
she is going to be so far from Ter old
home, yet the kindliest wishes of
host of fiends and admirers for her
future welfare and happiness viii fol-