MARRIAGE: John F. SPRENKEL to Esther Louise GLASSICK, 1919, York, York Co., PA

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Publication unknown, 9-26-1919 handwritten on clipping

Sprenkle - Glassick

    John F. Sprenkel, son of Mrs. Mary C. Sprenkel, 216 South Penn street, and 
Miss Esther Louise Glassick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W.W. Glassick, 160 South 
Pine street, were married on Wednesday night at the home of the bride.  Rev. 
James McKendree Refley, pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal church 
performed the ceremony.  The couple was attended by Edward E. Sprenkel, a 
brother of the bridegroom, and Miss Eleanor Baughman.  The bride wore a gown of 
white net and carried a bouquet of white roses.  Miss Baughman wore georgette 
over blue taffeta.  Miss Violet Seeger played the wedding march from 
Lohengrin.  During the ceremony, she played "Believe Me If All Those Endearing 
Young Charms."  Following the ceremony, a small reception was held after which 
Mr. and Mrs. Sprenkel left on a wedding trip to Lake George and Lake 
Champlain.  Upon their return they will reside at their newly furnished 
apartment at 180 South Pine street.


Additional Comments:
(And, yes, the name was spelled Sprenkle in the headline and Sprenkel in the 
body of the article.)

John Fishel Sprenkel was the s/o John Fishel Sprenkle, Sr. & Mary Catharine 
Graff.

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