The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-11-25
Bril- Liant
CHURCH
WElDLNG
OCCURRED IN THE FIRST BAPTIST
CHURCH WEDNESDAY, EvENMG
IN PRESENCE OF LARGE AND
FASHIONABLE AUDIENCE.

IN PRESENCE OF LARGE AND
FASHIONABLE AUDIENCE.
WHEN MISS MARY coLDIE LYON
AND MR.. FRANK ARMSTRONG
wIELIsoN WERE UNITED m
MARRIAGE.
Wedding Rensption Follows thu Happy
Event At Home Of Brsdks Mother on
West Main Stnet Bride and Groom.
Leaye'on Honeymoon Trip.
Tne wedding OF Miss Mary Goldie
Lyon and Mr.: Frank Armstrong vii.
5lison which occaffed in the First Bap-
fist church on Wednesday evening at
$50 o'clock in the presence Of large
number Of invited friends. was most
beautiful and brilliant event The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Robert B. Mcdaniel, pastor of the church.
Following the ceremony a wedding re.
ception was neld at the residence Of thu
brides mother at the corner of West
Main and Cemetery streets, which the
bridal party and number. of intimate
friends of the bride and groom attennd.
ed. Bride and groom left on the 9:32
east bound train amid showers of con
gratulations. as well as rice, for New
York City, where they wiz spend their
honeymoon.
TIE church was artisticaIly and
beautifully decorated in flowers and
evergreens. Promptly at the appoint
ed hour the bridal party entered the
church marching to the strains Of the
bridal chorus, ''Hail, Bright Abode"
sung by chorus consisting of Mrs. R.
G. Altizer, Miss Carrie Peters, Measrs.
y Fl. bowman. Arthur X. Tdorn and
Richard falkland
The bride entered leaning ON the arm
OF her br rther, Mr. Guy Lyon, preceded
by the two bridesmaids, Miss Crete Hut
Crimson, of Parkersburg, and Miss Beu-
Ian Morgan. Tine groom entered with
his brotaer, Mr. Blair Willison, the best
man. Little James Stealey, nephew OF
the bride, carried the wedding ring upon
a silver tray. The ushers were Mr.. Will
liam Gardner Armstrong, of Pittsburg,
William Newton, a. Frank Dennison and
William Gold. The ring ceremony Of
the Baptist churcn was performed in
an impressive and solemn manner by
Rev. Robert Mcdaniel.
Toe bridal party retired from the
caurch to the strains of Mendelssohn's
wedding march.
The bride wass attired in a beautiful
wedding gown of crepe de chine, trimms
ed with chiffon with pearl trimmings,
and looked handsome, charming and
graceful. she carried large bouquet
Of brides roses. Miss Hutchinson wore
IN exquisite gown OF crepe de chine
trimmed with green velvet and last, and
Miss Morgan wore beautiful dress OF
embroidaried point il esprit VITA point
de venise. The gentlemen attendants,
of course, wore bic conventional black.
The bridesmaids carried bouquets OF
red roses.
After the ceremony the bridal party
was driven to the home of the brides
mother at tne corner Of Cemetery and
West Main streets where they were
Joined later by number of intimate
friends of the bride and groom and
wedding reception was neld
The house was prettily decorated for
the happy occasion. Prof. Ed. Henry's
orchestra rendered music during the re-
ception. Mrs. Thomas c. Brady, assist
ed by Miss Fannie Stealey, Miss Gay
Lynen and AiTs. A. f. Dennfson, pre-,
sided at the refreshment table. which
was artistically embellisned with silk
ribbons and roses. Delicate refresn-
ments were served to the guests and
the reception was most delightful al
fair Tae bride and groom were saow,s
cred win congratulations and wsll
wishes. just before the departure OF
the bridal party for the train the bride
tossed ner bouqet OF brides roses from
the top Of the stairs TO the party whicl
mad assembled below. To one rose was
attacqed q ring and Mr. Blair Wiliison,
the best man and brother Of the groom
was fortunate in securing It. In ac-
eordance with the pretty little supcrsti-
tion Mr.. Wilson viii be the next Of
those who formed the party, to lead a
bride to the altar.
The birds and groom vita tne wedd.
ing party were driven 10 tae depot
where they left ON the o.32 o'clock
train for Nav York City xvhere fs,ny