Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1911-10-21
PRETTY WEDDING HELD IN
THE LUTHERAN CHURCH HERE
Miss Bertha sigler weds Harry M.
Grove in church---Miss Launa
ShauII WEEDS Maryland Man.

Miss Bertha NJ. Sigler and Mr.. Harr,
". Grove We're married wednesda,
evening at $50 o'clock in st. John,
Lutheran church by Rev. c. S. Trump
pastor Ct both bride and groom, ID the
presence of a large number o. invited
grests and friends
Mrs. Harry s. Elliott, sister Of the
groom. was matron Of honor and Miss
Carrie Sigler. sister Of the bride. ana
Miss Ruth Jones We're the brides
maids. Or. e. II. Bitner was best
man. Miss Mary Trump played the
wedding music on the PIPE organ.
The church decorations were green
ard white. The ushers were Messrs.
L. r. sigler Philip r, Grove. Harry
s. Elliott this city. and Mr.. Mark
Eckart, Of Gettysburg, Pa.
Preceded by the ushers. two walk
ing in either aisle. the wedding party
advanced to the altar where the eere.
,Tcny was performed. the ring being
used, the matron and bride entering
by the left aisle and the best ma1
and groom by the right aisle.
Miss Trump played the Lohengrin
wedding march as the bridal party
entered the church and the Mendels.
sohn wedding march as they left
During the ceremony she played THE
Rosary" and before 1t several selec.
tons as the people assembled.
The bride was attired in a gown OF
crepe METER. with lace trimmings ana
veil and carried bride roses and lilies
Of the valley Mrs. Elliott wore a
gray crepe de chene dress and carried
yellow ehrysanthemums Miss Sigler
wore dress of marquesette ever
green messaline and Miss Jones was
gcwned in white marquessette over
white messaline. Both carried punches
CT yellow chrysanthemums The men
were in evening dress.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grove left on r. & O
train No IA for trip to the east
They will be at home after Novem.
Der 10, at 314 West King street, where
they will go to housekeeping.
This wedding unites two well known
young people of Martinsburg. The
bride Is the younger daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel b. Sigler, SIC West
Martin street. She is a native OF
Eartiusburg and is a refined and most
estimable young woman. NJ. Grove
is the son OF Mrs. Mary Grove. West
John street. and the late Zach. Grove
He has resided in this city all his
life and is universally popular Fol
several years he was head clerk In
Spillman Bros. dry goods store and Is
Eow a member OF the firm. He Is q
valuable member of the Lutheran
choir and active in the work of the
church A host of friends II the
young couple VIII join in the glad
fluctuations.
Attending the wedding, guests from
distance were Mrs. Amanda Vogel
of Smithburg, Nd and Mr.. and Mrs
relatives of the bride; Mrs. George
Santman, of Halfway, Md; Mr. and
Mrs. George Muth and Mr.. PhliT
Muth, of Washington
McBriety-Shaull.
Miss Launa Shaull, this city, was
married Wednesday at SIS oclccl
at the home OF her brother. Mr., Shlr
ley NJ Shaull, 312 West Martin street
TO Mr.. Ernest S. McBriety, OF Sails
bury, Md The officiating clergyma.
was Rev. w. D. McCurdy, of the First
BAPTIST church and pastor of the bride
The wedding was a quiet affair, only
the brides family and some near rela
tives being present. The bride wore
brown travelling suit with hat ant
gloves to match. Mrs. H. Littletor
Shaull, sister-in-law of the bride
played the wedding march.
After the ceremony the happy
couple left on B. G. o. train No. fol
Philadelphia. going thence to Buffalo
and Niagara Falls and then TO points
in Canada for a bridal trip. They
will reside IN Salisbury, on the East
ern Shore of Maryland.
The bride Is the youngest child G
Thomas NJ. and Mrs. Mamie CLittle
toni Shaull, both deceased, and wai
born near Charles Town. She resided
in this city fer about ten years past
having been engaged several season.
as milliner away from home. 1t wa
while thus employed about two year
ag7 in Salisbury. Md, that she frs
met her future husband. She is ;
very attractive girl and has man!
friends and admirers here and else
where. Mr.. McBrlety Is native o
Salisbury, the son Of George w. Nc
Briefly, deceased. He is at presen
chief clerk to the superintendent ant
paymaster of the Baltimore, Chesa
peake and Atlantic Railroad, and Is ;
fine young man.
The wedding guests from out o
town were Misses Kate and Fannie
ittleton, of Charles Town, and Mrs
Kate Venue, of Front Royal. Va, rela
| tives Of the bride.
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