The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-10-16
loves HOLE Realized.

LOVES HOPES REALIZEO.
Brilliant Nuptials at swan Greek
Pollock Hannan Wedding.
Gallipolis Journal.
"a notable event of the week was
the nuptials of Miss Kate Hannah
and Mr. George o. Pollock, cele-
brated at Swan Greek at high noon
Tuesday The bride, who is we'll
known here, is the seoond daughter
of Mrs. Sarah j Hannah and the
late Henry ii. Hannah, and a
young lady of rare charm and
many endowments. Mr.. Pollock
is native of Greenbrier county,
w. Va, but for several years res
ident of Boulder Col where he is
engaged in the banking business.
He is a young man of unsullied
character and high standing both
in the social and business world.
For days before the brilliant
nuptials the old colonial homestead
at Swan Greek echoed and re. echo
ed to sounds of mirth and repartee
as the guests began to arrive from
far and near in response to the
gracious Southern hospitality
which characterize it's occupants,
which field and forest yielded their
autumn wealth to the dexterous
hands of the fair ones until the in
terror of the Hannah home glowed
with the warm golden rod, bright
hued leaves and evergreen.
AT noon when the sun had reach
ed it's zenith and sent forth it's
brightest rays the bride attended
by bevy of six beautiful maids,
and the groom with his attendants,
descended the stairs and entered
the parlors to the sweet strains of
the exquisite bridal chorus from
Lohengrin. and exchanged the
VOWS which united them forever.
The impressive ring ceremony was
pronounced by the BRIDES pastor,
Rev. a e. Grover, of Point Pleas
ant. The bride looked as fair as
Venus in bridal white, her smiles
and bushes lost for once in the
sweet solemnity of the moment, a
vision of all that is true and beau
tiful in womanhood. The groom
earnest, dignifed and manly-it
,eemed, a perfect realization of the
old, old story which began in Eden
aud is forever new.
The bridesmaids were gowned in
Paris muslin and pink trimmings
and carried large bunohes of ferns
This constellation of beauty was
made up of Miss Rose Hannah,
sister of the bride, maid of honor
Miss Mary Hale Arbuckle of Lew
ishurg, w. Va, Miss Fannie Long,
of South Side, w. Va, Miss Bright
oflRiohmond, Ky, and Misses May
aud Alice Badgley, of this oity.
The following gentlemen were
the groom's attendants: Mr.. Wal
ter Pollock, of Bluefeld, w. Va,
brother of the groom. best man.
Mr.. james 81 George, of Hinton,
w. Va, Mr. Erkine Garland, of
Huntington, w. Va, Mr. John
Hutchinson, of Henderson, W. Va.
and Messrs. James and George
Long, of South Side, w. Va.
A shower of oongratulatory ex-
pressious followed the marriage
ceremony, after which the guests
with the bride and groom as the
guiding stars, repaired to the din
ing room in step with the entaano-
ing strains of wedding march
After delightful luncheon, the
goodbys were spoken and the. hap
ply couple left via o. r. r. for q
trip through the East, after which
they will make their homo in Colo
RADIO
The large number of guests and
substantial and elegant wedding
gifts spoke of the affection and es-
TEEN in which the fortunate young
twain are held
May JOY unspeakable be in their
lot along life's voyage.
Those from this oily who attend
ed the wedding were: Mr.. and Mrs
Q. D. Kerr, MIR. and Mrs. FL. O.
Brown. and Mrs. Agnes Badgley
and daughters, Misses May and
Alice Badgley.
Nit. Airy.
Correspondence, Oct. IL.