Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1912-06-08
MISS LAMAR WEEDS
MARTIN {. MICHAEL
Quiet Home Wedding Followed b,
Brilliant RecepsIon---Will Reside
in HaSerstown--other Weddings


The spacious home of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles M. lamar, corner Of West
Burke and Raleigh streets, win be the
scene Of quiet but very pretty wed.
ding this evening at AZ O'Clock when
their second daughter Miss Nellie
Frances viii become the bride Of Mr..
Martin E. Michael Tho oiticiating
clergyman viii be Rev. Fl. Holmes La
mar. OF Frederick. Md, uncle OF the
bride. Only the immediate families
of the contracting parties and a few
relatives and Intimate friends will be
present at tho wedding But after the
ceremony beautifully appointed re-
ception will be held froia $3.50 to 10 o..
clock. to which a large number of
guests have been invited and for
which Thompson's Orchestra will play
The wedding ceremony VIII take
place in the front parker. the north
bay window being arranged as a bridal
altar Standing under d wedding bell
n daisies the young couple win be
made man and wife. Miss Myra Cline
win play the wedding music, the Sc
ection during the ceremony being
Believe Me- The matron OF honor
will be the brides older sister. Mrs.
Ernest Sencindiver. and the brides.
maids will be the brides younger sis
ter. Miss Amy Lamar, and her cousin,
Miss Florence Lamar ri Frederick,
Nd. The best man viii be Mr.. Ernest
Sencindiver, this city.
The bride will be handsomely gown
ed in white satin vieled In chiffon,
wearing yiei and will carry brides
roses The matron of honor will wear
white embroidered marauisette
dress, trimmed in white messaline and
will carry white roses. The brides
maids will wear white silk marqui-
settle over messaline and carry yellow
roses.
! The house is deliberately decorated
for the Joyous event with roses. car
nations, daises, palms and ferns,
daises predominating.
The bride has already received q
great number of beautiful and cost,
! ~ presents which are displayed In an
upper room. These consist pricinpally
of silver and china ware, cut glass
and quantity of linen.
| After an extended bridal trip, Mr..
and Mrs. Michael will reside, for the
present, in Hagerstown. The bride ID
4 native of Martinsburg aud one OF the
owns most attractive and estimable
Young ladies', and has host of friends
! nd admirers. Mr.. Michael is the cid
st son OF Mr. and Mrs. II. N. Michael
West Martin street. and was born In
Frederick county, Md. He Is cashier
or the Berkeley Cement and Lime Co,
and is a popular and highly respected
Young man.
| Attending the wedding from dis
lance are. Rev. and Mrs. u. Fl, Lamar,
! Miss Florence Lamar Miss Elizabeth
pearce, Miss Cornelia McSherry. Mr..
Frank Staley and MIR. William S.
James, all OF Frederick.
Weiler-Cape.
Miss Mary Cage, daughter. of Mr..
and Mrs John s. Cage, North Second
street, and Mr. Ernest III. Weller. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Il. Weller,
New York avenue, were married this
evening at $50 o'clock at the brides
home, Rev. Or. w. f. Gruver officia.
G. After the ceremony a reception
was held and refreshments served to
the invited guests.
Mr.. and Mrs, Weller will leave on
y e O. train No 7 for Cleveland, o..
where they win spend some time and
Mr. Weller will attend the convention
of agents of the New York Life Insur-
ance Co, he being an agent in this
city. From Cleveland. they viii go BY
boat to Buffalo, then to Niagra Falls,
New York. and Atlantic City, return
ing home in two weeks. For the pres.
ent they will reside az the brides
home
The bride is an attractive young
circle The bridegroom is book
keeper in the Peoples Trust Co, and
is a popular and worthy young man.
Many friends will join in congratula.
lions and best wishes.
Fisher--Reed
Mr. Owen Smurr Fisher and Miss
Tressie May Reed went TO Washing
ton Tuesday on No. and at IL
o'clock they were married by Rev. DR..
John M. Schick at the Reformed
hurch parsonage, No. 1405 Fifteenth
street, N w. The bride wore light
tan color tailor made suit, with white
u, and gloves. There were no at
tendants.
After the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fisher left on bridal trip of ten days
to Baltimore, Wilmington, Philadei-
phia and points In the western part of
this State. On their return they will
reside at the bridegroom's home on
West Burke street.
The bride is the only daughter OF
MIR. Harmon Reed, superintendent of
berkeley Place, and Mrs. Reed She
ii a native of Clark Shrr2 aud eanaa ~