The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-01-17
TIE !. DAVIS -AoRNoR WEDDING
One Of the lGSst Beautifully Appointed
and brilliant here for some time. 4


place in Clarksburg for some time was
that Of Miss Garnet Amelia Horror,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A.
Horror. to Mr.. Edward Rein DAVIS,
which was solemnized p Christ Epis-
,copal church Wednesday evening at .
O'Clock ,:the Rev. Thomas w. Cook ofli-
ciatingk The church was beautifully
decorated in southern smilax and
holly. The inner altar was brilliant Z
IL lighted with tall cathedral candles
and wth the festoons OF greenery,
and white carnations formed bright
back ground for the bridal party
a delightful organ recital was rend-
cred byMr. Charles a. Bukey, Of Park
kersburg, before the marriage cere-
mony tSok place: The program consist
ed of "Forget me not" by Macbeth,
.Christmas Fantasia" by Ashwall,
"Prize song from Meister Singer by
Wagner, Schubert's "Serenade, !"
concluding with Hearts and Flowers
by Tobani.
At s o'clock the bridal party enter
ed the ahurch to the sweet strains Of
Tannhauser wedding march. The
ushers, Mr.. Frank Reynolds Moore,
Mr.. Harry Smith, Mr.. Lynn s. Hornor
and Mr.. Karl Kunst, proceeded down
the middle aisle followed by Mr.. Roy
Rhodes Horror, brother Of the bride,
as man Of honor, who was her only at
tendant and took the place Of the con-
ventional maid of honor. The bride,
a bright brunette with dark hair,
came in with her father, Mr.. Charles
A. Horror, and she was gowned In a
very handsome white panne crepe
trimmed with panels of duchesse lace
and ruchings OF white chiffon, form
ing bow knots which we're most effec-
tive. The bow corsage was tucked In
vandyke design and relieved by SILK
embroidery and belero of lace. The
guimpe was of the duchesse lace and
chiffon. The long tulle veil was held
in place bya coronet Of orange BIOS
SONS and she carried an ivory prayer
book. :.
They were met at the chancel steps
by the groom andshis best man, MID.
Hornor Davis. Memberships wedding
march was played as the bridal party
left the church.
After the ceremony small but de-
lightful informal reception was held
at the home of the bride, only few
intimate friends and relatives being
present. The house was beautifully
decorated in southern smilax and
holly. The mantels in the reception
hall, library and parlor were masses
of greenery with vases of roses and
carnations placed about the rooms.
The dining room was green and red In
all its decorations. The chandelier
was heavily festooned with southern
smilax and garlands we're carried to
the four corners Of the table. A cut
glass vase filled with red carnations
formed the attractive center piece.
Mrs. Caroline NJ. Jackson poured COT
fee. Mrs. Albert Warren Rapp sat at
the salad table while Mrs. William
Hay Lewis and Mrs. Lizzie Hursey
Vance presided ut the punch bowl in
the library.
There we're great many handsome
gowns worn. The BRIDES mother wore
"a gown of black pean de Sole trimmed
In let: Mrs. Atkinson, mother of the
groom, wore black point d. Esprite
with black satin trimmings. Miss
pespard. of Parkersburg, white organ
die trimmed with bands of lace inser-
tion and white satin ribbon, Mrs.
Sprigg Camden, of Parkersburg, white
crepe de chine trimmed in shirrings
end bertha of duchesse lace and silver
passementrie, Miss Meigs jackson,
Of Petersburg, in a smart gown of
pale blue Louisine deliberately trim
med in lace and pearl passementrie:
Mrs. Fl. Milton Rapp a beautiful gown
of white crepe de chine trimmed in
white chiffon and silk embroidery, Miss
Paden, Of Parkersburg, dainty tulle
frock of pink satin grenadine oyer'pink
taffeta: Mrs. j, Horror Davis wore
an exquisite gown of white crepe de
chine with appliques of renaissance
lace, decollete corsage tucked and
trimmed in lace and liberty chiffon;
Mrs. Moore jackson very handsome
gown of white lace made over white
satin and trimmed in appliques of pink
satin. orchids and tulle; Mrs. Robert
Morrison a beautiful gown of white
satin ornamented with panels OF
duchesse point and bertha; Mrs. G
Sprigg Sands black pean de sole made
decolete with bertha of duchesse
point: Mrs. Charles Findlay dainty
costume OF pale blue crepe de chine
trimmed in lace of herring bone OF
silk: Mrs. Henry Raymond, In black
crepe de chine withsequips OF jet and
lace and chiffon waist with turqoiSe
velvet: Mrs. Fleming Howell,a beauti-
full gown of white renaissance lace
made over white satin: Mrs. Lizzie
Hursey Vance, a picturesque gown of
white organdie with ruchings Of