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MR. EARMAN-MISS CLINE.Pretty Marriage at New ErectionChurch of Two PopularYoung People.A wedding of unusual interest in West Rockingham took place Wednesday afternoon at Cook’s CieekPresbyterian chu'chfNew Erection; when Miss Anna Pauline Cline, daughter of Mr.and Mrs. Charles B. Cline, of near Harrisonburg, became the bride of Mr. Win ton Lee Ear man. second son of Mr. and Mrs Joseph R. Eararnn, who live on the valley T rnpike a short distance north of Harrisonburg. The ceremony was solemnized at 1 :30 o’clock by Rev.John Ruff, of Mt. Clinton, pastor of the church.The church was charmingly decorated in arches of evergreens andpotted plants of various descriptions. An arch of evergreens overhung the altar where the nuptial vows were taken. A large and interested comuanv of friends and relatives witnessed the marriage.Th3 bridal party entered the church to the strains of the bridalchorus from Lohengrin, rendered by Miss Elton Biedler, of Harrisonburg. The bride was given in marriage by her brother, Mr. Kemper C. Cline, of Harrisonburg. Themaid lt;f honor was Miss Mary Winkley. of Harrisonburg, and thebridesmaids were Misses Ha Saufiey. of Cross Kevs; May Burtner. *tf Keezletown; Frankie Bell, of Harrisonburg; and Minnie Cline.of Mt Clinton. Little Miss FramesCline, youDger sister of the bride, •as ring-bearer.The groom was attended by bis best man. Mr. John Acker, jr., of Edom. The groomsmen wereMessrs. Neff and Lester Cline,brothers of the bride; and Mr. Hiram Harman, brother of the groom.The ushers were Messrs. Rawley T. Heltzel of Mt. Ciinton. an uncle ofthe tTide; Rush Eurmun, of Keezletown, Goldie Cline, of War Branch ; and Frank Palmer, of Harrisonburg.Attired in an exquisite princessgo.vn of Brussels net over heavy cream taflU ta silk, the bride, who is an attractive brunette, presented a most beautiful appearance.wo e a flowing veil i aught by a sprav of orange blossoms. The maid of honor wore cream radiumsilk, r ade princess effect, while the bride nuids wore princess gowns of blue and ere m tamese cloth.Immediately after the ceremony the bridal party proceeded to t* e home of the bride’s parents od the Mt. Clinton Turnpike, two miles northwest of Harrisonburg. Later in the afternoon Mr. and Mrs.Ear man were driven to the Ches-ake Western depot, where they boarded the east bound Chesapeake Western train for R anoke andSalem, where thev will spend theirhoneymoon. Upon their * return they will make their home for the present with the groom's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jos B. Earman.iMr. Earman and his briae arewell known and popular among theyoung people of West Rockingham and enjoy the friendship and esteem of a large circle of acquaintances in the vicinity ot Hur ison-1burg. The bride was the recipient of many handsome and use ul presents. A reception to the bridalI party w?us given at the home of the j | bride’s parents Tuesday evening.Upon their return another reception will be given in their honorat the home of the groom’s parent
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Harrisonburg Rockingham Register
Harrisonburg, Virginia, US
Fri, Oct 19, 1906
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