The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-10

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MOST lSEAUT,FUE
Was the Wedding of Mr.# Yocier and
Miss SanseI.

Was the Wedding of Mrs5Soder and
Miss sanseI.
Last evening in the FRS ,oresby-
terrain church one of the Very pref
test weddings ever Witnessed II
Fairriont occurred. when Mise A<lna
Lee Samsel became the bride OF ar
Lynn Emerson Ioder. The altar
was completely incased IN white
cloth which formed san attractive
background for Florist Ed. Halls
decorative efforts. A profusion of
ferns and palms was massed Con-
every available space, large num-
Der of vases held myriads OF pink
and white carnations. From .invis.
ible wires pink and white satin rib
l,ons were festooned and caught
gracefully with small buaclles: OF
arnations. A number OF White can
dies were prettily shaded H. pink,
while ribbons of pink tulle were eV-
erywhere draped, and froll INC
chandelier Immediately over the altar
were suspended lovely bride 8 roses
The effect here was specially charm
ing, but the entire decorative scheme
won many words Of admra tor
Long before the time for Inc com
| mence1nent of the ceremony the
church was packed to the doors With
a throng Of fashionably dressed 2eo-
pie. The bridal party entered
promptly at $3.50 and proceeded up
the aisle to the soft strains Of I-o-
hengrin wedding march, as rendered
by Professor Macarthur on the 'narp,
with clarionct and violin accompan-
iment.
Messrs John Hughes and r. =.
Miller. Harry Engle and Z =. Stem
Die. ". N. Engle and James Sbinn
came in pairs down the clo:n cover
ed and ribbon enclosed aisle. ana
were followed in turn by the brides
maids. Misses Ethel Fleming and
Louise Potter and Nell Cochran and
Clara Boydston; the maid OF honor,
Miss Edna Tricllett came ne>ly alone,
and was. followed by Master George
Irwin. little nephew of the bride, VINO
acted as ring bearer. Fe Wa; toll
lowed in turn by the bride on the
arm of her broth er-in-law, M }. w.
Irwin who gave her away .IheE
were met at the chancel by the
groom and his best man. Mr. How
ard Thayer, of Grafton Rev Stoet-
ger, pastor OF, the church, was await
ing them, and using the Impressive
and beautiful ring ceremony, he pro
nounced the words that made them
man and wife The bride, leaning
on the arm of her husband was tol-
lowed by the rest Of the pariJ IN re
same order as before, an! enfered
carriages awaiting at The rear door,
and we're driven TO the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. Irwin where the mother sg1d
sister OF the bride reside, aud an IN
formal reception was held 1oI the
wedding party and immediale trienns
and relatives.
The bride was dressed III white
crepe de cllene over silk, made en-
traine and carried a shower bouquet
of brides roses tied with stTeamer5
OF white tulle. A tulle veil completed
n lovely costume and her appearance
called forth many compliments. The
raail OF honor was gowned in pink
creme de chene with white hat and
carried white roses. while the MAIDS
wore Dolly Warden gowns Ok PINK
and white lowered mul: with large
white picture hats with ties OF white
t1llc and wreaths OF pink roSGS, ana
carried pink carnations. These cos
tunes. made exactly alike aid III CON
trast TO the maid OF honor PINK
gown and the brides gown OF white.
were surprisingly pretty. Inc little
ring bearer was in white anG earned
a silver tray on which repoSeH the
enblen1atic ring.
The groom, best man an" ushers