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Miss Rebecca Hausenfluck Becomes the Bride of Rock ingham County Man. A quiet, but, pretty, weddit took place at noon at the home the bride's brother-in-law and sis ter, Mr. and Mre. Charles A. Ep ersole, near Winchester, when 5 Mabelle ‘Rebecca Hausenfluck, the youngest daughter of Mr. John H. Hausenfluck, of Frederick . Became the bride of Mr.°— Franklin Huffman, of Rockin county, Va. The ceremony was performed by Rev. N. D. Cool, of the Church of the Brethren, and was witnessed by the immediate friends and wives of the contracting pasture. The music was rendered by Mils Vada Virginia Cougill, cousin of the bride. The bride looked pretty in white silk mulle and lace. ‘skse going-away gown was of navy wine cloth, with hat and gloves to eye= respond. The bride was attended by her sister, (Mrs. Charles A. * hehe as matron of honor, who wore a gown of white brillantine lace. . Her brother, Mr. Omer lie Hausenfinck, of Inda College, gave her away. Alvin. Beaty, nephew of the = was license. bearer. The hed ae his best man ° Mr. . Long Hausenfinck, youngest bro ther of’ the bride. Immediately after they were a sumptuous dinner - Oe 4 Those present from a distance Mr. B. M. Hoffman and four of North Dakota, and Mr. Hoffman, of West Virginle. 7 The bride and groom ig evening train for ee Baltimore and Savage, they will visit relatives team returning to the home of ae (Continued on page 6.)
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The Evening Star
Winchester, Virginia, US
Fri, Mar 11, 1910
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