Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-07-06
WEDDING BELLS.

NsH''E OF interest IN this section:
Among the most attractive home
weddings this season was that of Miss
seth Loring Neal, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. o. Warren Neal. of Prospect
street and Cleon Scott Osbourn. which
'ook place Wednesday eveni,k AT eight
o clock At the home of the brides par
entS. f"'
The wedding took place in the spa-
ciouS living room, which was effec-
lively decorated with pink and white
peonles and greens. Rev. Albert Steele.
OF Madison, Connecticut, performed
the ceremony, using the single ring
service, and the bride was given in
marriage by her father. Howard
Clark, Of the Congress Square Church.
9IaNed the wedding march.
Inc bride, who is a most attractive
girl, was gowned in white Kittens
Ear crepe with pearl trimmings, and
MADE with most becoming lines With
this she wore a long tulle veil caught
with orange blossoms, and carried a
shower bouquet. Miss Helen Burr, OF
Springfield, Maine, attended the bride
as maid of honor. and wore a gown
OIL orchid georgette, carrying hou-
1uet OF lavender sweet peas and
Ophelia roses. The bridesmaids were
MISS Alice Oshourn, of the Shcnan-
6oah Valley, West Virginia, and Miss
Polly Seeley, of Washington, Connecti.
cut who were gowned in orchid or
eandie, while they carried bouquets
or PINK and lavender sweet peas. The
Misses Dorothy Owen and Dorothy
Dean served as ribbon girls, wearing
attractive f-ocks of apple green or
gandie and old-fashioned nosegays.
Mr. Osbourn, the bridegroom, chose
as his best man Robert Calhoun, of
carleton College. and the ushers in
GUIDED Maurice Wakeman. of the Med
zeal School al Yale. and Charles
Stnc' -Han. of Norwood street.
Following the ceremony the bridal
party were assisted in receiving bv
ne brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. q.
Warren Neal. Mrs. Manfred Warren
dipped punch and was assisted by the
( Following young ladies who served the
ices: Miss Katherine Palmer, Miss Wv
ian Osgood, Miss Helen Campbell,
Miss Dorothy Drinkwater, Miss Char
l0tte Smith, Miss Marjorie Danforth
and Miss Margaret Goody. Mrs
Charles J. Stockman was in charge
-. HlCn1rn
Libby had charge Of the gifts.
MT. Oshourn and his bride left for
a short wedding trip, the bride trav.
ellng IN white flannel sport suit with
blue trimmings and with hat to match
After their wedding trip they will
! spend the remainder OF the summer
In west Virginia and in the fall will
make their home in New Haven. Mr..
Osbourn has been chosen as freshman
football coach at Yale for the coming
year, and both Mr. and Mrs. Osbourn
will continue their studies at Yale to
secure their degrees. The bride is
taking musical course.
Miss Agnes Mae Bell. daughter of
Mrs. M. J.. Bell. Of Shcpherdstown.
and Mr.. Samuel l.. Vietch. of Ralti-
more. were married last Monday morn
lng at o'clock at the home Of the bride.
Inc ceremony was performed by Rev.
w. VI. Compton, and was witnessed
only bvmemberS ofthe immediate fami-
lies. The bride and groom were at
tended by Miss Bessie Bell and Mr..
Robert Seibert. After the wedding a
breakfast was served TO the bridal
party, and soon thereafter Mr. and Mrs.
wedding trip. They went from here
to Baltimore. and from there they
will proceed to Philadelphia and New
York. Later they will sail for the
Bermuda Islands. and upon their re-
turn will make their home in Phila-
delphia. The bride is one Of Shep-
herdstown's most popular girls, and is
a graduate of Shepherd College. She
has been an efficient school teacher
since her graduation, having taught in
Elkins and other places. Mr.. Vietch
is connected with banking house.
We Join with their friends in wishing
for them all happiness and good for
tune.
Mr. Andrew T.. STROBE and Miss
Joanna Finnicum were married on
July 1st in Huntington, w. Va. by
Rev. Claude z. Goodwin, Of the First
Nj. E. Church. The bride is a gradu-
ate nurse of Kessler Hospital in Hunt
ineton. Mr.. STROBE was formerly
popular operator for the Norfolk &
Western Railway at Shepherdstown
He and his bride are now visiting his
mother in Charles Town and other REL
atives and friends in the county. They
will be n home after Iuly 9Th at Mason
City. where Mr. Strobe has agency
work. We Join with Andy's numerous
friends here in wishing for him and his
charming young wife a lifetime Of hap
piness and good fortune.
Mr.. Mervyn Ludwig and Miss Eula
FRYE, both Of Rio, Hampshire county.
w Va, and ho'h former students NJ
Shenherd COLLEGE. were married on
June 9th in Winchester by Rev. A. A.
Kelly.
Mr.. Jennings Weller and Mrs Bes-
sic Gore Dusing, both of Charles
Town, were married June 10Th in
Westminster, Nd, by Rev. r. P. Rup-
ley.