The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-06-18
Fashionable
WAS THE sMITH-coLLNS WE'D
DING AT OVERLOOK INN, MT.
LAKE PARK.
HOTEL LAvISHLY AND SUPERBLY
DECORATED FOR THE oc-
cASIoN.
Many Guests Present From Various Sec
y. tions of the state.-csTemony
Elaborate, Impressive and IN
terestiag to All in
Attendance.

Overlook Inn, Mt. Lake Park was tho
marriage Of Miss Anita Collins. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Creed Collins, Of
Pennsboro. to Mr. Harvey FaHs Smith.
Of clarlssburg, which was solcmnized on
Wednesday evening At $50 o'clock.
The Inn never looked more attractive
with its dainty trimmings Of white and
green. The very breath u spring seem
ed to have invaded the whole lower foof
and great galleries. The decorations
were most elaborate, being. one mass Of
greenery, with huge palms, pottcd plants
and other exotics and with the brilliant
electric lights presented scene long
to be remembered oy the many guests
who we're present The large reception
hall was most attractive with its hang.
ings Of oriental rugs and large wood fire.
was gracefully wrapped with sarlands
The balustrade Of the broad stairawy
OF asparagus vines and ferns, and with
the rich glow Of the great log tire from
the Old FIRE place. and eo!orea hghts Of
the lanterns, formed pleasing back
ground for the bridal party as it ap-
preached the beautiful staircase. Prompt
" At the appointed hour nc sweet
strains Of Lohengin's wedding march,
two little flower girls Misses "enevieEe
Collins and Lillian Woodeii' OF Penns
boro, who wore dainty ireeks oi "hit'
lace and with great bunehes Of white
oFgandy eia6orateiy trimmed "i'n Wiiee
roses carried the p'nS ribbons whiea
marked the way 70 'he oeauti'ul aF'A .,
smiiaX training asparagus vines ahu
clusters OF white flowers under "Iien 'he
bridal party stood during the eeiehoh!
Following the httle maias came 'ne ii'.
tron q honor Mrs EDWARD 9faiiaisei'
Smith, sister-ln-iaW TO the groom "ho
was BEAUTIFULLY attfee IN gown .,
white voIle' MADE over pms llne,' ana
embroidered IN aeorns ana OAK leaNsS
She carried an IVORY prayer doom anu
an American Beauty rose l nen came
the ushers. Mes1rs. haynoha MitA%ei,
OF ClarSsburg' and Dr. George l. hatneiu
Of Cniontown, Pa followed oy 'he
bridesmaids, Miss Mary Wilson bFo"n
and Miss Susie Alice Maxwell Oo'n q
whom looked most charming IN exquisite
gowns of sheer white orsandy aFtlsti-
cally made over white taiteta. The dec
ollete eorsaSe, trimmed IN Mechm Aee
was most effective, and TO complete these
becoming costumes they carried nrse
bouquets Of white roses with PINK rio-
bons. The bride. who was the eynosure
Of all eyes, entered with her father
She is a petite brunette, with large
brown eyes and auburn hair, and never
looked more beautiful. She wore su-
perb gown Of white crepe de chine made
with princess train The high corsagc
was cNquisitcly trimmed in rare old point
dc Venice lace and hand embroidered pal
lated circles. The fuIl tullc bridal vel
vas gracefully held in place by coronet
of tule and orange blossoms. She car
ricd a superb shower bouquet of brides
roses and lille, il The tlIey. They we're
met at the foot Of the beautiful arch 81
flowers and grecuery by the groom, the
best man, Mr. Edward Grandson smith
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