The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-12-20
HHrren- Harrison Marriage.

time announced for the celebration
Of the marriage of Mn. AI.LsE \
WAEEES, Of Richmond, Virginia
to iiIas MARY HARRISON, tlI'
eldest daughter Of Mr.. N. ". l!Nr
rison, Of Weston, We had the pleas
urc Of Witnessing tie same. Thu
church Hns filed with nnxiou:
auditors and interested friend:
(and Of the latter the bride lNs VERY
many, fer she ia quite n tavoritc,
to attest tho union Of the parties
1t the hour just named Miss Ida ]
Brannon struck tho chords o
"Thc Wedding March," and thu
bridal party moved up the isle, il
the following order:
First, Miss Jessie Camden and
Mr.. T. ". Harrison; second, Miss
Sally McCandlish and Mr.. Andrew
l:dmiston; third, Miss Ellen liar
rison and Mr. y. 3. Newton, all Il:
attendants, who were followed BY
the contracting parties. The at
PENDANTS having gracefully gath
cred about the pulpit, the bride
and groom confronted the minis
ter, ". II. II. Powers, Rector Of St
paul's Episcopal Church, in Il NEST
appropriate and becoming manner
they were by him, in accordance
with the beautiful Episcopal ser.
vice, made man and wife.
Indeed, Mr.. Editor, very much
has been said about tho appear
ance Of the parties, and their tasty
attire.
The expression, GLOW veil Inc
bride looks was frequently heard
from very competent judges.
The marriage ceremony being
concluded, the bridal party, fol
whom the buss WIS in waiting
proceeded to the depot, with host
Of friends, where numerous CON
gratulations ware cordially offered
and thankfully received.
The entire matrimonial body
then took the noon train, and gaiiy
moved of to CiarksbGrg, where
Your correspondent is informed
:hcy met a number Of friends 4
Judge r. W. lIarrison's, an'
heartily enjoyed banquet pre-
pared for l!I2m. After the further
rendering q numerous valedictionf
at this poi"t, the happy husband
and wife continued their tour, nnt
tho attendants repaired 20 theil
several homes. All coacur in til,
mn;nion that Mr.. WSrrpn'S choice
ola wife is cvinciye Of goo,
taste, for Miss Mary was certainly
to say the least, a most eXcellon
and amiablc young lady.
Excuse the unmcthoj;cal ar
rangemont of this production.
omitted to msntion in tho prorcI
place. the fact that on the cvcnjn:
preceding the wedding day. the
groom, bridesmaids, gronmsmsn
a7 well AZ 4 frT intimate friends u
III" bride and groom, were invite,
to the residence Of Mr. II. v. liar
rison, the brides father, to lea anl
spend the evening. to which invita-
ton they responded s~bs'an'ia'iy
In reply TO the question by yor'
correspondent, whether they haC
3 nice supper, the answer wa-
1--WE had just such cs Mr.. NJ. v
Harrison would prepare for III,
OCCASION" This WAS sufficient I,
engender 4 regret that the write
hereof had not "hcen there
The bride received as tokens o
esteem from numerous friend:
quite Il number Of handsome aMl
valuable presents, about fifty il
sumhor, perhaps, and others il
Clark>burg and Richmond, IL
which latter city the parties WI
reside.
Your correspondent bess leav,
to conclude his remarks Ivy Saying
that during the progress OF til,
service, he WAS impressed with tn,
belief that some, and perhaps ri
the groomsaren would he dvligLte,
to afford him. or somc one more
skiIlrul, an opportunity to rccor(
| their marriages,
Tint the parties may live Ion
and happily together, is tho SINGER
wish Of ATrEsTER.
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