The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-10-20

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One ~ pref ONE Wedd iugs
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home Of Captain AMI 81 honnas
Reed, on Benonf avenue, hen heir
daughter; Miss Pearl, became the
bride Of Mr. Charles D. Wise Of II
city.
The ceremony was perfor nled by
Rev. GID. smith of The First eafet1lo-.
dist Episcopal Church, at seven.
O'Clock, in the presence of the rela-I
1tives and a few intimate friends TIE
impressive ring ceremony was@used5
and while the solemn VOWS we're be-
ing taken the intermszzo from Cav
rendered by piano and violin. I1o-
hengrins wedding march was given
for the entrance of the bridal party
and Traumerei peaie;l triumphantly
at the close of the tinaI prayer. Mrs.
Roy "a. Tough presided at the piano
and was accompanied by Irof. II. . 7.
Shaw on the violin
The bride had no attendants Dut
Miss Clara Boydston stood ather left
and received her bouquet during the
latter. part of the services. size look
ed the ideal bride in an exquisite
gown Of point d'esprir, With dainty
shirrings of lace and ribbon, made
en- train over white taffeta and carry
ing beautiful bouquet of brides roses.
She also wore tul1e vel, whose
value was enhanced because her moth
er had worn it when bride years ago.
The groom was in full evening dress
and the happy couple stood in strong
relief to an artistic background of
| gorgeous autumn leaves. Beautiful
vines and their rioting cocr made
| the library in which the cerem onyy
took place a veritable bower of love
Illness Festooned from picture mould
ing and heavily draped over and from
doors, mantle piece and chandelier
We're vines and leaves such as only.
this month produces in all their
! perfection, while the triple
windows at the side Of the room, be-.
fore which the bridal party stood,
We're one glowing mass of color.
When congratulation and good
wishes had been abundantly lavished
upon the bride and groom dainty re-
freshments We're offered. after which
the bride slipped away to don her
travelling dress of blue broadc1oth
with becoming hat to match, and a
| little later they We're driven to the
| station where they Boarded No. 4 for
a trip to the eastern cities. They re-
| fused to tell their exact destination
| but hosts of good wishes follow them
wherever they go. * large party of
their friends accompanied them to the
depot and showered rice upon them as
long as, the opportunity allowed Their
trunks as well as the cab in which
| they drove to the station was adorned
with white ribbon and old shoes,
While explicit instructions were writ
ten in white chalk over all available
/ space on the trunk
Many handsome pieces Of cut glass.
| silver and china bore testimony tc
the regard of their friends.
The bride is so well known here,
| having lived in this city all her life,
that it almost unnecessary TO state
that she has always been a very pop
.ular girl and one of whom 1t can be
truly said that she makes friend of
every acquaintance Possessed of SO
many lovab1e qualities there are hosts
to wish her God speed i'll her new life
and invoke for her all the good
things in this life.
/ Mr.. Wise also stands Very hisl, in
the regard of all who knew him. He
has been a resident of this city for
over three years, having rome here
from Canton, Ohio, and since his stay
in Fairmont has won the entire respect
of the business and social community
He holds the responsible position of
chief engineer for the Monongah Coal
Company, or ex-senator Camden's in
terest.
Among the out of town guests pres
ent at the wedding We're Mrs. J. "a
Kaufman and little daughter, Eleanor