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Beautiful Home Weddinffi ' i ' :i.‘ i L‘U ill i I'll I home • i‘ 1]mu. Wm. A. M-irtin on IjiiM'oln Avenue, tin1 't•«.•!!«_• Ilf tichanni ng home weddi ng at 'iijli noon on la.-t Wednesduv. 'I'hlt;•r bliniiM' Hii ln\i'ililv decorated with • *». eit'inutj.N ami pink chrysanthemum-.- Tin.- cnlnr .Kchame \valt; pink ami greeni ami i-arried throughout in the de«*or- , at inn-*, uuun.s nmii iimi at the reoept-j ion iiiliou mi: the oerernony. The' :iii:uiv rooms u ere crowded with guc-U^ A to u itii(‘s the happy c\enl. ji The ceremony took place in the L,, junior where a corner hud heen la.-te-*jful!\ decorated ami n\vr the bride ami : | groom iunic a Jloral lieil. filled with ro-c petals. The hrida! party entered the parlor from two directions. From ‘ | the main stairway ennse the two little L i flower girls, (’atlierine and Khzabeth f I Cole. nieces of the bride. dressed ini..white. with rihhons ami sashes of pink and green.Miss Hlta Marlin maid of honor, sister of tiie hride lollowed wearing a gown of pink neto\er pink silk, while JSliss Klsie Martin another sister in gown of white net over green silk played ttie Mendelsohn wedding j march. !kThe bride Miss Mary Matilda Marlin I followed on the annul her father Hon. ! Win. A. Martin. The bride wore aj handsome gown of white net el a ho-1 rat«dy trimmed u ith Duchess lace over white taffeta. .She wore an im*; ] j ported bridal veil fastened with lilites j of the valley and carried a shower | bouquet of bride s roses.From another direction came Rev. iHenry Anstadt, pastor of the bride; and Rev. William fcjtafiler, ofLebanon, pastor of the groom, followed by the 1 {groom Rev. H. Hall 8harp with Rev. Martin 1). Clare as best man, meeting j the bride under the floral bell. \The ceremony was conducted by i Rev. Henry Anstadt assisted by Rev. | Stahler, the father giving her away 1 and the ring service being used and at the conclusion the little flower girls pulled ribbons and over the happy •jupieJeJ^ the; shower o£rc£e_ggiSte^ A reception followed the ceremony, the many relatives and friends exteud-j ing their best wishes and eougratula*■: tious. A wedding dinner was then e I served and the color scheme of pink ^ I and green was preserved in the ices, e 1 candies and decorations.! Rev. and Mrs. Sharp left at four o’clock over the W. M. R. R. uu a- wedding trip to Baltimore, Washington, Philadelphia. New York and up* the Hudson. The going away gown ~ i of the bride was of maroon cloth with e maroon hat trimmed with maroon m plumes. They were sent off amid aLt:Vvi shower of rice.The brilt;le received many beautiful fl wedding gifts of silver and cut glass.[ etc.. and will be at home after Nov. :2» . at Trent out. Pa.Among the out of town guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Sharp. parents i- of the groom, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey ~ M. Harter and *«u. Harold Harter.! Mrs. John Ailwein and Mrs. James 'j Horgan. of Lebanon: Mr. and Mrs., Harper. ofSiiadegap. Huntingdon Co.. I Pa.; Mrs. Creene. Miss Cora Creene. Mrs. Ciahagan and Miss Irma Ciaha-gan, of Huntingdon: Mrs. Margaret Martin. Mrs. iv H. James. Mrs. L. A. 1 Hetrick aud 31 iss Ruth Martin, of Harrisburg: Mr. and Mrs. 11arry Marlin, James ( ole and Miss Kdith Pole, of Areudtsville : Mr. and Mrs. Albert j Cole and two daughters. Ruth and Rosalie, of Buchanan Valley : Miss ! Nellie Crooks, of Baltimore : RimerOrner, of Franklin Grove. Illinois: ] Miss Mary Roland aud Mrs. McCord. , of Reading : Miss Mary Riddiemo^er. ,, of McKnightstown : Barton Sharp, of ’ Ran caster: Rev. Merino Sharp, of 1 Kuokstown. Md.: Misses Nancy and Mary Martin. lt;*f Shipperishunr : Mrs.. William Yorke. of Philadelphia, and Iiev. and Mrs. J. J. HiH. of Littles-- town.» * #Baiii—Rk* k.m an—bn IM- I.i in St. Mary's Church, McSherryslown by 4 Rev. Father Keudter, Paid Bair and Miss Kate M. Beckman. of !lt;-.Sherry stowu.
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Wed, Oct 23, 1907

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