MARRIAGE: Frederick WALKER to Bertha STOKE, 1918, Blair County, PA

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WALKER - STOKE.

  Miss Bertha Stoke, daughter of Mrs. G. W. Stoke, of 2020 Broad avenue, and 
Mr. Frederick Walker, of 211 First avenue, were married last evening at 8:30 
o'clock, at the home of the bride by Rev. Clayton Grinnell, D.D., pastor of 
the First Baptist church, who performed the ring ceremony.  The bride was 
dressed in white and carried a shower of pink roses.  She was attended by two 
bridesmaids, dressed also in white and carrying pink rosebuds.  They were 
Misses Grace Stoke, sister of the bride, and Margaret Walker, sister of the 
groom.  The best men were Arthur Stoke, brother of the bride, and E. B. 
Klahre.  Mrs. Annie Kreuzpointner, aunt of the bride, played the wedding 
march.  The room was tastefully decorated with palm and fern and pink and 
white roses.  After the ceremony a delicious wedding dinner was served to the 
guests, who were the members of the immediately families and friends of the 
contracting parties.
  The groom is employed with the P.R.R. Juniata offices.  The couple left 
this morning on an extended trip to Philadelphia, New York and Atlantic City.  
They will be at home to their friends at the residence of the bride on and 
after September 15.

Altoona Tribune, Thursday morning, August 29, 1918, page 10