Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-06-17
And So They We're Married.

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East Market street Thursday afternoon
excited the suspicious OF the neiphbor.
/ hood. These were further ausmente5
/ later, when Mr.. Hout arrived with a
lady on his arm. There were rumorS
OF wedding. backed BY all of this cir
cumstantlal evidence, but NOBODY
knew. A Star Journal reporter ap-
/ preached the Hout residence Eridau
with some misgiving and made bod to
| inquire about the rumors. Ii was no
mistake-Mrs. Hout met him ar the
door with smile and with some relucr.
ance told the story of their marriage.
which took place at the home of the of.
hciating minister, Rev Mr.. hedrick.
in Lamonte, last Sunday. They in
tended TO keep the wedding a se,:ct.
but found it impossible. Mr.. ard
Mrs. Hout are AT home on East Market
street now. He returned to warrens.
burg Sunday evening after the ce-s-
mony at Lamonte, and Mrs Hout ar
rived Thursday evening on the six
O'Clock train. Mrs. Hout was formerly
Mrs. Minola Fateley. she Formerly
IlVed mere, but moved TO Lamontc
about year ago. She has two daush-
tiers and one son, who will reside in
the Hout -Warrensburp mis-
sourD Star Journal.
The gentleman above referred 70
was formerly a well-known resident
of ShepherdStown, and is a brother of
Miss Lottie Hout, of this place. We
Join with his friends here in Offering
hearty congratulations.
Mr.. Frederick William Wolfes and
Miss Mary Mabel wien. two popular
young residents Of Martinsburg. were
married in that city Tuesday. Other
Martinsburg weddings this week were
Mr.. John William Beard and Miss
Josephine Elizabeth Pearrell, and Mr.
Joseph c. Poffenberger and Miss Col
die Johnson.
Mr.. John J. Miller, aged seventeen
years, and Miss Elsie Roosevelt Light,
aged sixteen, both of Berkeley county,
were married last Saturday BY Rev.
Roy Schumacher. The bride is n
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs James Light
and the groom is a son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Miller.
Mr.. Clarence w. Painter and Miss
Helen L. Buckner, both of Charles
Town, were married June 9TH at the
parsonage of the Nj. E. Church South,
by Rev. T. NJ. Swami. The happy young
couple expect TO make their future
in Charles Town.
Miss Pauline Estelle Sallade and
Mr.. Albert Leroy Rockwell, both OF
Berkeley Springs, were married last
week at the home of the brides mother
Mrs. Unger, by Rev. DR.. ]. H. Brunk.
The bride was a student at Shepherd
College last year.
Mr.. Dwight Miller, of Lancaster.
Ohio. and Miss May Leslie w. Enter.
daughter of Mrs. Amelia L. Enter,
formerly of Shepherdstown. were mar,
ried last night at the home of the bride
in Baltimore, l649 East 18th street.
Mr.. Levi Calvin Macmillan and
Miss Geneva A. KerShner, both of
Falling Waters, were married last
Thursday at the Lutheran parsonage in
Williamsport by Rev. !. S. English.
Married, at the Baptist parsonage
in Charles Town, MAY 20, by Rev.
Goodwin Frazier, Mr.. William D. Pen
well and Miss Essie B. Moreland, both
of Jefferson county.
Mr.. Earl Griffith, of Shepherdstown
and Miss Vada Meats, Of Hagerstown
were married last night at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Griffith. near
this place.
Announcement has been made Of the
marriage of Miss Alice Marion Black
ford, of Sharpsburg, to Mr.. Frank Les
lie Hutzell, on May 18th, in Fredericks-
burg, Va.
Mr.. Bernard Wagner Hodges, of
Keyser, and Miss Ella Mildred Bowers.
of Martinsburg, were married in the
latter city last Thursday night.
Mr.. George H. Rice and Miss Nellie
E. Clohan, both of Martnsburg, were
married a few days ago at the Baptist
parsonage in Hagerstown by Rev. Mr.
Webb.