Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-11-24
Robarts-Engle Wedding Solemnized.

taIi IN Lake City, Florida, the marriage
Of Miss F. Elizabeth Engle = Mt.
George A. L, Robarts. at the Preshv-
terrain Church, was one of the loveliest
Of the season. For this occasion the
rostrum had been banked with green
cry, using palms, ferns and garlands
OF bamboo vine and clematis. Firing
ing the outer edge of the rostrum we're
vines ornamented with yellow and
white roses. Five pedestals of grad
uated height were used on either side
OF the altar. where the bridal party
stood. The pedestals were white and
twined with graceful vines They
supported vases of mammoth yellow
. and white chrysanthemums. Upon
smaller pedeStalS rested baskets hold
ing white chrySanthemums.
AS a preface 10 the ceremony the
song, Dreaming of You" was sweet
" sung by Mrs. Russell Hackney, ac-
companied by Miss Maude MoSelev on
the piano. Miss Mauie Moselev rem
dered Angels Serenadc, accompanies
BY Mrs. Herbert l.. Dodd. Then as
the familiar strains from Mendels-
Sohn's Wedding March sounded from
organ and piano. at which Mrs. Herbert
L. Dodd and Miss Maude Moseley pre-
Sloeo, the bridal party entered. Pre-
ceding the bride, who entered alone.
MISS Margaret L. Engle, Miss Cornelia
ID. Engle and the usherS, Mr.. C. Z.
Harris and MIR. Russell Hackney. pass
ed TO the front. forming on either side
OF the central aisle, the bride passing
between them 10 the altar. Preceded
by his groomSman, DR.. T. H. Bates,
the groom, on the arm of his brother,
Mr.. ]. p. RobartS, his best man, entered
from the church par'or to meet his
bride. The attendants followed, cross
ing at the head of the central aisle
and standing three on either side of
the bride and groom. The impressive
ring ceremony was performed by Rev
5. M. Engle, pastor of the church and
father of the bride
The bride was exquisitely gowncd i'm
white charmeuSe with radium lace.
Her veil of tulle was held in place
with orange blossoms She carried
Bride roses and ferns The maid of
honor, Miss Margaret l. Engle, sister
OF the bride, was lovely in gown of
cream f'et lace over pink georgette
with hame color draped girdle She
carried pink carnations and ferns. The
bridesmaid, Miss Cornelia d. Engle.
younger sister of the bride, was sweet
and winsome. Her dress was cream
filet lace over pink georgette with
lavender draped girdle Her flowers
were pink carnations and ferns.
The bridal party left the church to
the strains of Mendelssohn's Wedding
March as a occasional. and repair
ed to the manSe, where a two course
buffet supper was served BY Misses
Anne and Civille Perry and Mareare.
and Corne'ia Engle. After receiving
the congratulations and best wishes OF
her friends, the bride changed to her
travelling costume, becoming fall
suit OF blue tricotine, with hat and
other accessories to match.
Mrs. Robarts is the daughter of Rev
and Mrs. S. NJ. Engle, formerly Of
Jefferson county. She possesses p
most charming personality, and is one
of Lake City'S most admired Young
women Mr.. Robarts is the son of
Mrs. Mary R. Robarts. He is connect
ed with the u. S. P. H. S. Hospital at
Lake CITY. being assistant property
officer. On their return from their
honeymoon they will be at home to
their friends at 113 w. Duval Street,
Lake City, florida.
Mr.. George Davis Dillow and Miss
Jessie Lagru Engle, both of Manning's
School House, this county, were mar
ried in Charles Town last Sunday by
Rev. A. B. Mitchell
Mr.. Howard Davis Dunn and Miss
Lena Bedford, both of the vicinity of
Charles Town. were married in Hagers-
town last SATURDAY.