Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-06-23

Hulue vi lue DIIue, on w wednesday
evening, June %, Richard Picken-
paugh and Grace Selby The wedding
was quiet affair. only the families
OF the couple being present. Richard
is employed at Lough's carriage fac
tory, and is well known around here
as young man of good habits and
great industry. The bride is one of
the incest and most popular young
ladies in town. They will not take
any wedding trip, but will, in short
time go TO housekeeping.
RoBY-HooD-M FRIED, at the res
idence of the brides parents Mr. and
Mrs John Hood, of near Louisville,
by Rev. Henry Morgan. Mr. Law
renee Robey and Miss Della Ho ID,
on Wednesday, June p. There were
few present only the members of the
family attending. Several relatives
came down from Fairmont. After
the ceremony an elaborate dinner
was served to those who were pres
ent. The couple took supper at
George Robey's. They will go to
housekeeping at once near George
town. Both of the young people are
well known in the section of the
county in which they live and they
have the best wishes of every one
for their future happiness.
kEENER- BEATTIE- Chilhowie wit
messed a beautiful wedding on Wed
nesday evening the 18th at $50 at
the NJ E church South, when DR..
George |. Keener, of Weston, W Va,
led to the alter the fair and beauti.
full lady, Miss Rowena Isabella Beat
tie. Chilhowie witnessed a most
elaborate and elegant church wed
ding As Mrs. Balfour Vance sang
rsOh Promise Me- the ushers Mr..
Ernest jackson and Mr.. Marvin
Sanders wendell their way to the
alter followed by the bridesmaids and
groomsmen, Misses Lena Beattie,
Lille Honaker and Susie Taylor, and
Messrs. J. NJ. Preston, Beattie Nc
Kinney and Willie Beattie
The bridesmaids looked as it were
dream of beauty gowned in exquis-
tie ariel white organizes made over
white silk, carrying large, handsome
boquets Of white carnations.
The maid of honor, Miss Cynthia
Groyer, one of Virginia's most bril-
liant, fascinating and accomplished
society bellies gowned in filmy white
organdy over white silk, deliberately
trimmed, carrying anexquisiteboquet
ofwhite carnations, was followed by
the bride on her fathers arm adj
vanced up the left aisle to the cen
ter of the church, where she was
metby thegroom andhis best man, Mr..
Frank Wood coming from the right
side entrance They then proceeded
to the Mecca, when Rev. Wagner in
an impressive manner performed the
ceremony. Accompanied by the
soft strains of Schubert's Serenade
rendered by Miss Ada Sanders.
The bride wore beautiful veil
with orange blossoms and was
gowned in handsome white satin
embroidered in pearls, with muslin
de sole, and orange blossoms, she car
ried magnificent boquet of brides
roses.
The church was lastly decorated
in evergreens and cut flowers.
After the ceremony the bridal par
ty filed down the aisle to Mendels-
sohn's wedding march and repaired to
the home of the brides father, where
an elegant reception was rendered
them.
Miss Beattie is a daughter of Cap
tain and Mrs. C. w. Beattie, one of
the first families of the Old Domin-
ion, whose ancestry is Of the truest
and highest type. She herself pos
sesses rare literary and musical at
tainments and is noted for her
strong resolute character She was
for several years student of South
west Virginia Institute and stood
high in all her classes. She is well
known in society circles throughout
the state.
DR.. Keener is a prominent and
prosperous citizen of Weston and
stands at the head of his profession
in dentistry. The doctor owns and
controls the natural gas system of
Weston. He is possessed of all that
ia nacassary for the future hanni