Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1901-07-10
WEDDING BELLS.
Two Of csrsdo's Popular Young
People Are United In We'd
lsek's Holy Bonds.
Wright

that has occurred III this mmu-
NIFTY tor loug time, took place at
the Ceredo Congregational church,
Wednesday evening. June 26th, al
3 O'Clock, the contracting parti. +
being MIR. Carl A. Wright aud
Miss Leona Utuahmer.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev Geo. Gadsby, III IA pleasing
and appropriate manner, under II
uncovered arch, LON which
suspended bell.
The bride was Handsomely
gowned in tiue, white mousseliue
made over white taffeIa. Ell tram.
She wore u long ven, held in place
with flowers, and carried beauti-
full boque, OF white lilies.
Her sister, Miss frankie Utnah-
mer, who was maid of honor, was
IN white Paris muslin and carried
DAISIES. The other maids were
Miss Florence Mansfield, OF
Wayne, and Miss Cora Ptouts, OF
Huntington, both in Paris muslin,
carrying daisies.
Earl Lawson, of Portsmouth,
OHIO, cousin vi the groom, was
best man, and Mr.. Parrish
and Mr.. Walburn, both OF
Huntington, and Harry Smith aud
Frank Marcum, OF Ceredo, were
ushers. The bridal party was
completed by pretty little Helen
Mathews, cousin of the bride, who
carried the ring on tray.
Mrs l.. b. Vinson played Men,
delssohn's wedding march as the
party entered the church, and
"Gall Me Thine own" during the
ceremony.
The ceremony was followed 10y
a reception at the residence ot
Mr.. j. w. Collier, where dainty
refreshments were served. On the
following day the wedding couple
left tor Columbus, OHIO, TO spend
the honeymoon. They returned
TO Ceredo the first of this week,
and are now lat home" at the
residence of Mr.. Will right.
The groom olds a position in
the FIRST National Bank, at Hunt
Ington, and is one of Wayne
cUunty's model young men, while
the bride IS one of the most beau
tiful aud charming young ladies
of southern West Virginia. She
has been teacher in the Ceredo
public schools for several years.
May the contentment of love
and JOY aud peace be with them
always.
The following is a list of pres
ents:
Stand table, Robr. Wright, sr. and Miss Ag-
mes Wright
Jardinere, A. G.. Holt
Vase, Mrs. l.. Il. Vinson.
Dolly, Miss Mills.
Picture, Mrs. J. J. Mccall.
Fern pot, SchOeneterger family.
Cut-giass olive dish, Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Hoard.
Lut-giass vinegar cruir, Mr. Floyd Hoard.
Cake plates, Mrs. Frizzel1.
Center piece, Mona Grothe.
Whittier's poems, Mrs and Miss Osgood.
Ornamental pitcher, Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Osgood.
Ornamental pitcher, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Stewart.
Salad dish, Ollie Bush.
Salad dish, Mrs. Grihith and Dave Griaith.
Salad dish, Mr.. and Mrs. Black.
Picture, Willie Workman.
Picture, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Smith.
Hand painted picture, Mr.. and Mrs. Gieske.
Hand-painted picture, DR.. and Mrs Wharton
and Mrs. Cowie
/ Silver knives and forks, Mr.. and Mrs T. w.
/ CRiier.
/ Silver knives and forks, Mr.. and Mrs. J. T..
I Mathews.
! Set solid silver teaspoons, J. =. Dunn.
Set solid silver teaspoons Mr.. and Mrs. 4.
/ r. McDougal and Mrs. FeazeII.
Set silver spoons, Misses Laiance.
Bon-bon spoon, Mr.. and Mrs. a. n. Roush.
Bon-bou spoon, VIM. W. Gies<e.
Berry spoon, DR.. Shirley.
CoId-meat fork, Lewis Stewart.
Silver fruit knives Mrs. Geo. Gadsby.
Book, Marriage Chimes" Rev. eco. Gadsby.
Ten dollars currency. Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.
Batemau.
Silver cream iadie, Nellie Osgood.
Cut-giass fruit dish. Chas Siiiimau.
Silver and cut-giass pickle castor, Mr.. and
Mrs. Max Wright
Silver thimbie, Paul Adkins.
Silver ehateiaine bag, Mr.. and Mrs. L. L
/ SchOrtie.
wedgewood jeweiry case, Mr.. and Mrs. W
I b. Ferguson.
Silver after dinner coffee set, First Natons
. Bank, Huntington.
Towels, Mrs. Spurlock.
Mrs. J. A. Newman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Wright.
Miss Bette Lambert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas Wright.
Mrs. Lewis.
NJ isses Cole.
Mr. and Mrs G.. X. Cum.
Mrs. Alice Crum.
Mr. and Mrs. Werth.
Mrs. Newcomb.
Luuch cloth, Mr.. and Mrs. Houchins.