MARRIAGE: George STEWARD and Kathryn NICODEMUS, 1911, Henrietta, Blair Co., PA

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STEWARD-NICODEMUS.

On Wednesday, December 21, 1910, at high noon, at the home of the bride's 
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Nicodemus of Henrietta, their daughter Miss Kathryn, 
was united in marriage to Mr. George Steward of near Martinsburg.  The ceremony 
was performed by their pastor, Rev. C. E. Heffieger, in the presence of forty 
invited guests.  The contracting parties were attended by Miss Alma Hartman and 
Mr. E. K. Metzker, while the wedding march was played by Mrs. R. J. Hoover.  The 
bride was attired in a dress of white silk messaline and carried a bouquet of 
white and pink carnations.  Her maid also wore white.  The groom and his 
attendant wore the conventional black.  Guests were present from Altoona, 
Roaring Spring, Martinsburg and Henrietta.  After congratulations were offered a 
sumptuous dinner was served.  The bride was the recipient of many very handsome 
and useful presents, the value of which was about one hundred and twenty eight 
dollars.  Among the list were silverware, cut glass, chinaware, table linen, 
rings and others too numerous to mention all.  The groom's present to the bride 
was a large Brussels rug.  The bride has for the past four years been a 
successful music teacher while the groom is an industrious young man and a 
farmer by occupation.  A reception was given in honor of these young people by 
the groom's father, Mr. John Steward, at his home on New Year's day to a number 
of guests.  Mr. and Mrs. Steward will make their home with the latter's parents 
at Henrietta.

Martinsburg Herald, January 6, 1911