The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-16

One of the mos: brilliant society
events of the season was the wedding
Of Miss Florence Post, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Ira carpcr Post, of Temple
moore, to Mr.. Frank Marion Atterholt,
lre OF Denver, Colorado, which occurred
in Gofr Methodist Episcopal church on
Wednesday evening.
The ceremony was performed in the
presence Of = large and fashionable
audience by the Rev. S. X. Arbuthnot.
After the ceremony the bride and groom
IND the bridal party went to the Waldo
hoicl whore wedding supper and a
reception were given,
The bride and groom LIFT on the 0.l5
3'clock ca-t b,uni train for an extend
"a welding tour thfousA the east and
north.
The interior ef the church was beau
Sifully and artistcally decorated for the
occasion in roses. lilies aud other flowers
Aftcr the audience had been seated and
aramptly at the hour SET the bridal
lafty marsted down the. middle aisle
u the church toward the altar in step
% The strains Of Lohcngrin's wedding
march The be-. man DIR. Sidney Hay,
rond Post Nes followed by The groom.
who in turn was followed BY The brides.
maids. Miss Ethel Putnam. of New York
City and Miss Lille Koblegard
The two little flower girls, Miss Irene
Hutchinson and Miss Martha Juliet
Hutchinson. proceeded the bride. who
vas leaning on the arm Of her father
At the altar the bride gas given away
BY her father and the beautiful rina-
service Of the Methodist Episcopal
church was performed by Rev. Arbuth-
not. At the conclusion Of the ceremony
hc bridal party marched down the cen
ire aisle Of the church to the organ
music of Mendlessohn's wedding march
md thence to the church door, where
the waiting carriages conveyed the party
TO the Waldo hotel.
The bridesmaids We're Miss Ethel Put
nam, daughter Of George Haven Put.
nam, Of New York City. Miss Lille
Soblcgard, Of this city, and Miss Rose
McGraw, of Grafton. Miss McGraw
was taken i'll at her home al Grafton on
the day Of the wedding and was unable
TO be present at the ceremony.
The ushers were Mr.. Thomas Watson.
~ Pittsburg; Mr.. Wade b. Nell. Of
Havana Cuba, and Mr.. Edward A. Phin.
ney, Of Akron, Ohio. The flower girls
Miss Irene Post Hutchinson and Miss
Martha Juliet Hutchinson, were the
daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L.
Hutchinson, of Fairnont.
The exquisite wedding drcss of the
bride was beautiful creation. Ii was
Of white chiffon and poin. Duchess lace
with the long flowing veil and the bride
wore handsome Diamond ornaments the
gift Of He groom. The bridesmaids
wore beautiful pink silk null aud
lace dresses and carried large bouquets
Of pink roses. The little flower girls
wore dresses Of white India linen and
Valenciennes six with pink silk sasacs,
They carried baskets Of roses which
were strewn on the floor before the
bride and groom on the wedding march
from the church
The bride mother wore beautiful
gown Of Lavender brocade with poini
lace. Preceding the ceremony tine rela-
tivcs Of the bride and groom were usher
/ ed 10 the front seats Of The church. inst
before The entrance OF the bridal party
the ushcrs carried streamers or white
six ribbons down the center aisle 20
! the seats occupied by the relatives and
! tied them along the sides Of the seats
ic he removed when the bridal party
aad The relaiivcs had left the church.
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