MARRIAGE: Richard M. SNYDER to Anna Rebecca RAMEY, 1899, Blair County, PA

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LOCAL BREVITIES.

  Cards are out announcing the approaching marriage of Miss Ann Rebecca 
Ramey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. K. Ramey, and Mr. Richard Moyston 
Snyder.  The happy event will take place in Christ Second Lutheran 
church, Wednesday evening, December 27, at 8 o'clock.

Morning Tribune, Friday, December 15, 1899

MERRY WEDDING BELLS
The Marriage of Mr. Richard Moyston Snyder and Miss Ann Rebecca Ramey 
Solemnized in Second Lutheran Church.

  A pretty pink and white wedding was celebrated in Christ's Second 
Lutheran church last evening when Ann Rebecca Ramey, youngest daughter 
of Mr. and Mrs. D. K. Ramey, of 1216 Twelfth street, was married to Mr. 
Richard Moyston Snyder, of this city.  The church was prettily 
decorated for the occasion with palms and flowers. Promptly at 8 
o'clock the bride and groom, attended by Miss Lorene Ramsey, sister of 
the bride, and Mr. W. C. Westfall, entered the church to Mendelssohn's 
wedding march and advanced to the altar, where Rev. Dr. George Scholl, 
of Baltimore, a former pastor of the church, spoke the words that 
united the happy couple in the holy bonds of wedlock.  The bride was 
beautifully gowned in a creation of white satin and point lace and 
carried bride's roses.  The bridesmaid wore white liberty silk and 
carried pink carnations.  The groom is employed in the general 
superintendent's office of the Pennsylvania railroad and he is a well 
known and popular young man.  The bride is a young lady who has hosts 
of friends who will wish her a bright and happy future.  The day of her 
marriage is also an anniversary of her birth.
  A reception at the home of the bride's parents, which was tastefully 
decorated, followed the ceremony.  Fully 200 guests, many being from 
Pittsburg, Huntingdon, Philadelphia and Hollidaysburg, were in 
attendance.  After congratulations had been extended a wedding supper 
was served by a corps of waiters from the Logan house.  The bride 
received numerous beautiful and useful gifts.  Mr. and Mrs. Snyder, 
after a ten days' wedding trip in the east, will take up their 
residence at 2009 West Chestnut avenue, where they will be at home to 
their friends after January 10.

Morning Tribune, Thursday, December 28, 1899