Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-04-13
MISS MULLEN BRIDE:
OF s. J, Ransom
Home Wedding This Morning
Other HymenaI Events.

For the second time within a
week Hymen and persistent suit
or invaded the ranks OF the HER
! S, a we'll known and select young
! ladies social club of Martinsburg
and took from thence charming
and popular member. This morn
ing at 1920 o'clock, at the resi-
dence OF the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. d. w. Mullen, 400 West
John street, Miss Elizabeth Mullen
became the bride of Mr.. Sam J.
Ransom, manager of the Woolworth
Five and Ten Cent Stores at Scran-
ton, Pa. The ceremony quiet but
pretty affair was witnessed by only
immediate members of the family
and intimate friends, and Rev. DR..
f. II. Wagner. pastor of st. Johns
Lutheran church, officiated, the ring
| ceremony being used. The bride
was gowned in blue silk and wore
orange blossoms and the attendants
were her sister. Miss Lille Mullen,
Miss Emily Miller, her brother-in-
law, Mr.. Walter o. Coover, and the
som. of Washington. Following the
ceremony a delightful buffet lunch
con was served. after which the
newlyweds left on No. 2, over the
Baltimore and Ohio. amid shower
of rice and best wishes from a mer-
ry party of friends, on their wed
ding trip. This will include Wash
ington. Philadelphia, Atlantic City,
and other points.
The bride was attirad in blue
travelling suit. This evening they
will be rendered reception at the
home of the eroom's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. c. J. Ransom, in Washing
! ton. Their future home will be in
/ Scranton.
The bride has been popular in the
! younger social set and is a talented
young pianist and instructor. The
esteem in which she Is held was at
iested by the large number of hand
some and costly wedding presents
she received, although no announce
ments were sent out She has always
taken a lively interest in the work
Of her church and will be greatly
! missed in the Lutheran choir The
groom although resident of Scran-
| ton, Pa, Is well known here and
much liked. Several Years ago he
was manager Of the local Wool
worth Stores and it was during that
time that the two became acquaint-
ed, with the result that this friend
| ship ripened into a warmer attach
mont and the happy marriage today
was the elimination.
The out-oftown guests included
Or. and Mrs. walter A. Snow, OF
Clarksburg, relatives OF the groom
Wed In West.
Word was received b. Mrs. w Il.
Hinton, West King street. of the
marriage In the State OF Washing
ton on Easter Sunday Of her sister,
Miss Sna Alter, to Mr. Harry l..
Jones. The ceremony took place
at the Baptist parsonage AMI Rev.
W. l.. Rilef oficiated. They will
make their future home in that
city, where the GROIN is qoung
business man. The marriage was
the elimination Of a little romance.
The groom IS an ex-serVice man,
having served in the 63rd Infantary
during the world war The bride is
young lady OF very pleasing rar-
sonality and quite attractive. She
is adaughter of Mrs. NJ. V. Alther.
years been making her home with
of Luray, Va, but had for some
her sister, Mrs. j. w. Kerehaw, of
West King street.
Brown-WoIfus.f
Miss Vannie Brown and George
Wolfus, both of Clarksburs, we're
married Saturday at Oakland, Md,
by Rev. S. e. Wicker. Mrs. Wolfus
is a popular young woman Of
who Will learn with interest of her
Clarksburg, ans has many friends
marriage Nh Wolfus is bookkeep-
err for the Koblegard company, Of
Clarksgurg They will make their
home in that city. The groom is a
native Of Martiasburg and was once
carrier boy with the Journal.
Married Tonight
A marriage license was issued 70
day to John w. Grimes and Ollie
r. Grim, both of this city. The wed
ding will take place tonight.
Wedding Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Rogers, OF PA
West Martin street, announce the
marriage of their daughter. Irene,
to Mr.. William j. Frank, of Milwau
kee. Wis.
The ceremony was performed at
IafPareonvflla Ind nv MAGISTRATE
John NJ. Madden on Sunday, April
4. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank are now
visiting relatives at II West Ontario
street, Chicago, Ill.