Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-05-11
NEW VOL. 5S--No. l9.
SPRING WEDDINGS.

MT and Mrs. L.ewei - Potts, who
were married recently in iort Sill. Ok-
,dnoma' are expected TO arrive m ,heir
nome IN Shepherdstown this Thurs.
gay They will later be at home n,
Fopos'con, where they will occupy rho
-"Itsee now being remodeled as their
'eSiaence. The following is an &c.
t'Int OF the wedding:
MISS Julia Yates Wynkoop, daupb-
.er OF Mrs. Adrian C. wynkoop and
me iate Adrian C. Wynkoop, of Charles
'own and Mr.. Llewellyn Powell Potts
son OF Mr. and Mrs. Henry w. Potts
tgl snepnerdstown, were married AZ
sort Sill, Oklahoma, on "Wednesday,
apIil 10Th. The ceremony took place
az ho9n III the Old Post Chapel, relic
oi imaian frontier days. IL was beau
,i,uiy ,iu decorated with ferns and prai-
movers and the altar was banked
MN 1r'aaI wreath, white lupin ans
given in marriage by her brother1;,
law. Major John Porter Lucas E;eId
tArtillery, u. S. A., wore gown ~
~hite satin and georgette creme. her
leourt train hung from the shoulders
Eana sne wore her mothers weddinp-veiI
w 'uIie, caught with orange blossoms
ier howers were a shower BOUQUET OF
BRIDE roses and lilies Of the valley
mrs John Porter Lucas, sister OF the
lpr,ue' was matron OF honor, and wore
dress or yellow organdie and a black
picture hat. She carried a bouo,ie, ~
lyellow snapdragons and sweetheart
roses. The two bridesmaids, Miss
Margaret Alexander, of Baltimo-e
and Mrs. John B .Wogan, of Fort Sill
wore dainty frocks of organdie with
hats TO match and carried bououets
Iof pink snapdragons. Master John p,
lucas, Jr., carried the ring on a white
SATIN cushion. The groom had as his
best man, Captain Allen Campbell
Field Artillery, u. S. A. Immediatelr
a'ter me ceremony a wedding break
iast was served at the quarters of Ma.
lor and Mrs. Lucas, and later Mr.. and
mrs. Potts left for wedding trim to
new Orleans and New York.
Mrs. Alice Snodgrass entertained
twenty-five guests at her home in
tMannington, w. Va, Saturday after
moon between the hours OF 2.,3O and &
IN nonor OF the approaching marriage
tof Miss Margaret Maddox, which is 10
DC an event OF an early date in July.
me AFTERNOON hours were spent in
ne'ntning napkins for the bride-elect.
AT four O'Clock Mrs Snodprass. abIv
assisted by Misses Phnbe Knott. Ada
Cof and Mesdames Ed Snoderass and
lHarold Debendarfer, served a delicious
mree-course luncheon. The tables
were decorated with tulips, from
which we're suspended white ribbons
WIN cards announcing the engagement
81 Miss Margaret Maddox and Mr..
| Ihomas Godfrey Reed. Miss Maddox.
whose home is in Shepherdstown. is
primary teacher In the Warrington
schools and Mr.. Reed, who resides at
Moorefied, w. Va, Is a medical student
at the West Virginia University. The
Following list OF guests were present.
Miss Margaret Maddox, Miss Phnbe
Knott, Miss Rebecca Seaton, Miss Ada
Cof, Miss Virginia Curry, Miss bervle
Mockler, Miss Theresa Ramsburp. Miss
Elsie Watson, Miss Gail Wilbur, Miss
RUBY lie Vier, Miss Elizabeth Iuman.
Miss Sadie Gaughan. Miss Ora Ieath
erman, Mrs. w. S. Clancy. Mrs. {. E.
Moore, Mrs. c. E. Snod,rass, Mrs.
Harold K. Debendarfer. Mrs. r. F. AL
der. Mrs. F. 0. Atha. The out -of-town
guests were Miss Marguerite Roberts.
OF Clarksburg, and Miss Elsie Sutton,
OF Fairmont-Fairmont Times.
! ''s' "duuCS Is QduGnter OF Mr.
and Mrs. II. B. Maddox, Of this place
This is another Shepherd College ro-
nance. Miss Maddox and Mr.. Reed
! having been sweethearts since he first
came to Shepherd College. Both
graduated from this institution in the
class OF 1920.
Mr.. George Newton VanMetre and
Miss Anna Eliza Caster, two we'll
known residents Of Shepherdstown,
stole march on their friends last
Thursday by quietly slipping over to
Hagerstown, where they married at
o'clock in the afternoon at the par
sonage OF Zion Reformed Church by
Rev. Scott Wagner. Mrs II. S. Knode
and her little daughter Frances were
the only witnesses at the wedding. W.
join with their friends in wishing for
Mr.. and Mrs. VanMetre a full measure
OF conjugal happiness and a long and
prosperous married life.
Mr.. George Perry Smith, of Charles
Town, and Miss Nettie MCGUIRE Levi.
of Berryville, we're married in Charles
Town last Wednesday, by Rev. w. II.
Rect