MARRIAGE: Murray C. MOWER to Emma Maud ARRIS, 1902, Chambersburg, Franklin County, PA

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MOWER – ARRIS

Murray C. Mower and Miss Emma Maud Arris were united in marriage at the home of 
the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Arris, NO. 541 South Second street, 
Chambersburg, on Tuesday evening, September 2nd, the ceremony having been 
performed by Rev. W. H. Washinger, a former pastor of the bride.  The wedding 
march was played by Miss Pearl Long, of Shippensburg, in a skillful manner.  
After the ceremony delicious refreshments were served.  The bride is a young 
lady of charming and lovely character who has a large circle of friends.  The 
groom is a young man of excellent habits and is employed by the firm of B. B. 
Hollar, North Main street.  Among the guests present were:  Mrs. Sarah Kuhl, and 
George Kuhl, of Williamson; Miss Laura Bartsfield, Miss Pearl Long, Mr. and Mrs. 
C. M. Fickes, and Mrs. E. --- Burtsfield, Shippensburg; J. H. Mower, Jr., 
Mowersville; and Mrs. Catharine Clippinger, of Newburg.  The gifts were many and 
valuable.  The newly wedded pair left on the 10:56 p.m. train over the C. V. R. 
R. for Philadelphia, New York, and other places of interest, and after a brief 
bridal tour will return to Chambersburg and take possession of their newly 
furnished home, 541 South Second street.  The happy couple have the best wishes 
of their many friends for a long and happy life.

People's Register, Chambersburg, PA, September 5, 1902