Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1910-12-22
Charming Brides for Christmas Gifts.

Charming Brides for Christmas Gifts.
A very beautiful wedding was celebrat-
ed at Morgantown, w. Va, last Saturday
at noon, in the Baptist Church, when
Miss Agnes Cady became the wife of
Prof. Oliver Perry Chi,wood. The bri-
dal party as it entered the church was
headed by Miss Elizabeth Cady, sister of
the bride The groom entered with JOS
eph Chitwood, brother, of Roanoke,
Va. The ten Kappa Kappa Gamma girls
who formed the aisle through which the
bridal party passed and who grouped
themselves around the party before the
altar were: Ida Six, Genevieve Stealey,
Pauline Theakston. Nellie Steele, HERNIA
Shriver, Margaret Buchanan, Juanita Bart
lett, Elizabeth Cooke, Pearl Reiner and
Margaret Cady. The ushers were Pal
mer Cady, Robert Guy, F. L. fortnight
and A. NJ. Reese. The bridal party en-
tered the church TO the strains of the Lob
engrin march, played by Miss Susan Max
we'll Moore. Mr.. and Mrs. Chitwood
left in the afternoon for a visit to Mr..
Chitwood's father, at Rocky Mount, Va.
They will be "ai home" on East Pros
peCt street, Morgantown, after February
lst. The bride, who formerly resided in
Shepherdstown, is daughter OF Mrs.
S. ]. Cady and graduate of Shepherd
College. She is one OF the most popular
and highIy-reSpected girls who has ever
lived in Our community, and has many
friends here who wish her the utmost
happiness.
Miss Frances Josephine Hodges and
Mr.. Leighton R. Kremer were married in
Harper's Ferry on Monday by Rev. Faith
er Lynch, OF the Catholic Church. The
wedding was attended only by a few near
friends-MiSseS Bessie Lamar and Edith
Wirgman and Mr.. Franklin w. Kremer,
brother OF the groom. The groom is
former resident of Shepherdstown who
for several years past has resided in Cal
ifornia, while the bride is well-known
young lady of this place and graduate
OF Shepherd College.
Mr.. Frank Cook and Mis- Laura Byers,
both of the vicinity OF ShepherdStown,
surprised their friends last Saturday by
going to Charles Town and entering the
holy estate of matrimony. They were
married at the Southern Methodist par
sonage in that place by Rev. J. c. Hawk,
of the Southern Methodist Church. The
bride is daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. ChaS.
F. Byers.
Mr.. Garland D. Byers and Miss NJ.
Edna Miller, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Moorehead Miller, all OF Berkeley coun-
ty, were married Tuesday morning at the
Lutheran parsonage by Rev. He. Hath
cox.
Mr.. Edward TaterSall and Miss EStella
Brashears, both of Harper'S Ferry, were
married on the bridge at that place last
Sunday by Rev. MIR. Rogers. The bride
is only fourteen years Of age.
Mr.. Isaac Newton Miller and Miss
Anna Elizabeth Saville, both OF Berkeley
county, were married Tuesday at the
home Of the BRIDE near HedgeSvilIe.
Mr.. John H. LemaSter, aged 62 years,
and Miss Claudia E. Miller, aged p, both
of Berkeley county, were married in
ChamberSburg, Pa, last Thursday.
Mr.. John w. Nicewarner and Miss
Annie NJ. Painter both of Jefferson coun-
ty, were married IN Charles Town last
Wednesday by Rev. J. c. Hawk.
Mss Julia Croft, OF Gerardstown, and
Mr.. Holmes Legg, OF Bunker Hill, were
married in Philadelphia few days age.