The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-04-21
NlyPTIAlL!|,,S.
Tie RAiLEY-LATHAM WEDDING
A Most charminsiy, Appointed Affair
at the First Baptist Church.

Yesterday evening at seven o'clock
in the First Baptist Church, on the
South Side. this city, an elegant and
pretentfous church wedding TOOK place
when Miss Mae Aldenia Latham De
came the bride of MIR. Hammer BegSss
Bailey. of Pittsburg. The wedding *s
was complete in all It's appoin tments &
and many compliments We're hearo Z.
concerning the details throughout
The church was 1astefully decorated
with palms and formed very prettS-t
background for the bridal party MISS
,apitoIa Laynan presided ut the OF
gan and drew soft strains frohs the
KEYS while the church rapidly nileu
with the large number OF invlted
s-uests The ushers were MesSrs.
Harry Engle. james Shinn and Dr.@St
Schreiner. the latter OF Rfttsburg.5
when the guests were all seated the
bridal party formed in the Sestbuie
and entered the church while Lohen-
rren's bridal chorus was beautifully
rendered by a quartette composed OF
Misses Myrtle Shaw and Nell LAY
man and Messrs. John Hook anu
FLOYD Borgess.. The party entered
sincly, Mr.. Engle being followed pS
Mr. Shinn. who preceded Mr.. Schrein-
or The matron of honor. who is also
| the brides sister, Mrs. Luther How
| ell, of Ridgedale. came next Shex
was attired in white organdle oVe&
pink taffeta. and carried white carnfa#
tions delicately tinted with pink. q X
| bridesmaids were Miss ElizabethS
| johnson and Miss Edith Godfrey, both
of Pittsburg. These young Indies We're
attircd in dainty pink and white flow
cred organizes over taffeta and car
ried pink carnations. Preceding the
bride came Miss Ruth Phillips, the
| charming little daughter OF .Mr. ana ana
| Mrs. John f. Phillips, as lower Slri.i
Little Miss Ruth was clad IN puresI
white and carried a basket OF PINK
| carnations. Very handsome and state
| " did the bride look as she advanced,
| upon the arm of her father. MT. John
r Latham, who gave her away ier
dress was beautiful creation OF whlte
accordian plated chiffon over Whlte
| taffeta with girdle and collar OF seed
| pearls She wore a chiffon veil and
| carried an immense bunch Of white
lilies.tgThe groom With his best man
Mr. F. J. Lidstone. Of Pittsburg-
awaited them at the altar, where Rev.
w. J. Eddy. using the impressive Epis7
copal ring service, pronounced the
! holy words of wedIoc11. The party
then re-arranged and left the church
in pairs to the. inspiring trains of an
ever popular wedding march. MI and
Mrs Bailey were driven from the.
| church to- SINNERS Tavern where
the bride donned her travelling gown
a handsome brown crea tlon. and they
left on train No. 50 FOR Prtsburg.
| their future home:
Mrs. Bailey Isl SO well known by
the most of our people that we have
only to add our word of communication
to that of the others. She is =. very
amiable and popular young lady and
| F'airrnont regrets losing SO talented
member OF society.
MIR. Bailey, from his frequent Wis
it's here, is well known by quite a
number OF people, He holds posi-
ton in Pittsburg.
All who count themselves among
4 their friends unite in wishing the
groom and his charming bride q hap
ny and prosperous journey along LIES
highway.