Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1912-04-20
MARRIAGES
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Mr.. Richard Amos Lamar o,aest
son Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles N Lamar
this city, and Miss Alice Harrison
Bowers. OF Frederick, Nd, were mar.
RED there Saturday evening al &
o'clock by Rev f. II. Lamar. uncle az
the groom. at the Methodist narson.
age, The parents of the groom were
present at the wedding. The young
couple returned to this city today
and after spending ab5Gt a month
here they viii so % Frederick. where
they win reside.
The bride is the youngest daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Bowers. az Fred
erick, who formerly resided IN Mar
tinsburg. where the bride was horn.
For some time she has been living
With Miss r. Delaney, North Queen
street She Is sister az Mrs. Il a
Hobbs and Mr.. c. II. Powers. this
city and Is an estimable Young airl
Mr.. Lamar Is at rresea. engaged on
a plumbing contract at the Kllbourn
Mills for a Frederick firm and is a
popular young man. Many friends
viii join in congratulations and best
wishes.
MISUNDERSTANDING
Miss Margaret Shepherd. south Of
town, and Mr.. Allen S. Burkhart, this
city, were married this morning al s
o'clock by Rev. DR. F. NJ Woods, al
the Presbyterian manso. They left
today on wedding trip to the eastern
cities and viii reside here on their
return.
The bride is the daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. James Shepherd, on the Winches-
ter pike south Of town, and is an esti-
mable young lady. The bridegroom is
the SON of Mr. and Mrs. J. d. Burkhart.
on the Tuscarora He is proprietor OF
q meat market on West Martin street
and is very worthy young man. Many
friends OF the young couple will join in
congratulations and best wishes.
EttInger-Eutzy
Miss Pauline TO- EutZy and Mr..
Frank Ettinger, this city, drove over
to Sharpshurg, Md, Sunday morning
where they were married by the Luz
theran minister at his residence, the
ceremony taking place between 10 and
/ o'clock. Miss lulu Strodes, this
city, friend OF the bride. was a wit
ness to the wedding. The bride wore
blue cloth dress with hat and gloves
to match. In the afternoon the young
couple returned to this city and left
Sunday evening on No. IA for bridal
trip to Florida and other Southern
points. On their return they will re-
SIDE here.
The bride Is the daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. John Eutzy, North Queen
street, and is an attractive young girl
Her father is well known b. & o
/. engineer The groom Is the YOUNGEST
! son of Mr. and Mrs. William Ettinger
5 North Queen street, and is a B. & o
e yard conductor. He and his bride ar,
9 both popular In their social circle ant
Q the announcement OF their weddin,
! will pleasantly surprise many friends
Mcwery-Ripple.
Announcement is made OF the mar
!, riage OF Miss Bessie Ripple, daughte
! of Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Ripple ant
. Golden B. Mowery, OF Martinsburg, ii
! Hagerstown on April 5, The youn,
! people were married quietly and theI
!. went to the brides home and inform
led her parents who, it seems, had 40
been let into the secret Mr.. and Mrs
viii xsncSI Ia Any 80
The groom is car inspector for III,
B. & 0. here. The bride was a stu
dent at st. Joseph's school, Hagers
!, town. until recently.
Wedding Announcement
Announcements have been receive,
here OF the wedding of Miss Elizabetl
Houston Arnold and Mr.. Hunte
Holmes Boyd Jr., which took place ii
New York on April II. At home aftel
: May Is at $50 East Walnut street
Lancaster, Pa Mr.. Boyd is nephew
of Col John f. Boyd, this city. ant
: was former wen known resident o.
I Martinsburg.
! HutzIer-PaImer
Miss Margaret Frances Palmer o.
Gerrandstown, and Mr.. George Sher
!. man IFutzler, OF Glengary. were mar
ried here Tuesday evening by Rev DR.
!, W. f. Gruver at the parsonage OF Il
First United Brethren church.
creek-Woo1
James Milton Greek, Of Cumberland
: and Miss Viola May Wood, daughter O
Richard Wood. OF Eedgesyille, tool
{ out a marriage license aud were mar
ried here today.
+ Myers-hlder.
James Garfield and Miss Nor Alder
this county, were married here satGr
day Aevening.
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Titanic Victim Known Here
Among the hundreds lost on the Il
fated steamer, Titanic, was Mr.. Lue