The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-11-14
Marriages..

FRosT-GREATHoUsE-Married at
Morgantown November 5, 1891, An
drew K. Frost to Miss Belle Great
house, Rev. Ross Ward pastor of the
Baptist church officiating. The groom
is the present proprietor Of the Com
mercial Hotel. The bride has been
resident of Morgantown for mum
Der of years. She will make a good
| hostess.
WIGGINToN-CUNNINGHAM-Mar-
ried at the home of the brides par
ents in Morgantown, Sunday, Novem-
Der Sth 1891, Rev. Buchanan, of the
Presbyterian church, officiating,
Charles f. Wigginton. of Fairmont,
to Miss Lavara Cunningham.
The young couple have the best
wishes of their numerous friends for
a happy life.
NEsBITT-MeCoY-On last Tues
day it was publicly announced that
DR.. Charles Nesbitt, son Of j. G. Mes
bitt. and Miss Sallie Mccoy, daugh-
ter of Hon. John w. Mccoy, had
been married in Oakland, Md, ON the
10th day of last August, by Rev.
Clark. The announcement created
quite surprise among the many
friends of the contracting parties, for
never was secret better kept than
this. DR. Nesbitt was attending lee
lures in New York and returned
home last Tuesday when the an
nouncement was made. The numer-
Gus friends of these most excellent
young people are as lavish with their
congratulations as if they had been
married in a less romantic manner
Fdirmont Inder.
KEENER-HoLLAND-One of the
prettiest weddings that has occurred
in this section for some time was the
marriage of John F Keener to Miss
lisa Dora Holland at the residence
Of the brides father j. W. Holland,
of near Randall, on Nov. 3, 1891. A
few minutes after 2 o'clock the bride
and groom preceded by j. K. Cans
and Miss Grace Jamison entered the
handsomely decorated parlor, to the
sweet strains of the wedding march,
where they were received by Rev.
Curry, of Grafton, the officiating
clergyman who used the impressive
service of the Baptist church. The
bride was arrayed in a magnificent
costume of pale gray Bedford cord,
with jewel trimmings and wore white
chrysanthemums. Miss Jamison was
attired in becoming costume of
gray albatros and wore pink rose
buds. Immediately after the cere-
mony an elegant dinner was served
in the dining room. The happy
couple were the recipients of many
useful and valuable presents, among
which were the following: Joseph
Keener, father of the groom, check
for 81 900; j. W. Holland, handsome
set of chairs; w. w. Keener and wife,
silver fruit stand; J. L. Keener and
wife, pair towels; A. H. TAFT and
wife, table cloth and napkins; Mrs.
j. W. Holland, silver table and tea
spoons; Milt. Hirschman, rug; l.. N.
JOHN, silver tea spoons; Lilly Hen
men, silver sugar spoon;J. M. Jami-
son, carving set; W, c. Force, clock;
Mrs. Matilda Boyers. silver mug;
Mrs. l.. N. John and Mrs. Jarrett
Lynch, pair towels; Miss Myrnie
Keener, silver butter dish; Mrs. w.
t. Boyers, set of napkins; Mrs. ]. NJ.
Jamison, set of napkins; Miss Lulu
Carlow, handsomely bound book;
Geo. l. Keener, silver salt set;
y. L. Cans, parlor hanging lamp;
Miss Gertrude Jamison, rug; Miss
Grace Jamison, pair towels; Madi-
son John, boquet holder; G. L. Mil
Ter, silver pickle castor; G. M. Alex
ander, silver card receiver. The
young couple enter upon their mar
ried life with the brightest of pros
poets, and the New DOMINION joins
their host of friends in best wishes
for happy, prosperous life.