MARRIAGE: M. Thompson DILL to Lillian ROYER, 1905, Huntingdon, Huntingdon County, PA

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MARRIED.

  Wednesday evening last, at 7:30 o'clock Dr. M. Thompson Dill and Miss 
Lillian Royer were united in marriage by Dr. D. K. Freeman, at the home of the 
bride's mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Royer, 208 Penn street, Huntingdon, in the 
presence of the immediate relatives of the contracting parties and a few 
friends.  The parlor was tastefully trimmed in green and white.  To the strain 
of Lohengrin's wedding march rendered by Mr. Frank Cremer, the bridal 
procession entered the room, the bride accompanied by her brother, Mr. Robert 
Royer and attended by her sister Miss Edna as maid of honor.  The groom had as 
best man his brother, Mr. M. F. Dill, of Pittsburg.  The attire of the bride 
was white de esprit with tulle veil caught up with orange blossoms; the groom 
wore the conventional black.  Following the congratulations incident to the 
occasion a wedding repast was served by caterer Fisher.  The bride was the 
recipient of many valuable and beautiful presents.  She is the affable and 
accomplished daughter of the late L. C. Royer; the groom is Huntingdon's 
leading dentist.  At 10:12 the happy couple left on Philadelphia Express for a 
week's trip in some of the eastern cities.

New Era Journal, Wednesday February 8, 1905