West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-10-20
In Hardware Enameledwae
ORANGE BLOSSOMS.

[ specially Reported for The Argus
II was Bishop Jeremy Taylor who said:
Marriage is the mother Of the world, aud
preserves Kingdoms, aud nils cities and
churches aud Heaven itself" while Milton
tells Us that a good wife is "IIeayen's last,
hes, gt, 60 man"
One Of the most brilliant weddings which
has ever occurred ia the town of Tunnelton
took place Wednesday, Oct II, 1904, at
5ISp. m, when Miss Elhlyand Virginia,
only daughter Of M. aud Mrs. A. /. Bona.
FIELD, became the bride Of Mt. Bedford
Forrest Hutton, Of Ihuonylle, w Va.
The wedding took place at The handsome
residence of Mr.. Bona6eld. The writer has
not the descriptive faculty to do Justice to
the decorations which were many aud beau,i.
full which adorned the dHeren, rooms within
the house
The ceremony was performed by Rev. c.
IL. Lakiu, of the NJ L. Church, aud was
rendered in The usual beautiful service 81
the church in very impressive manner.
The attendants were Miss Caroline w.
Ban,z, of Baltimore, and Nj. Ernest Hutton,
OF iuuonville. Miss Louise Hagans presid-
ed a, the organ and as the bridal party
entered tho spacious parlor she reformed
Lohengrns "Bndal Charms" in the mos,
brilliant style While the cermony was
being performed she played, ooh! Promise
Me-" and during the congratulations she
played Memberships wedding march.
The writer has known Miss Bonadeld from
childhood and knows her To- be a young
lady of many merits, all that could be
desired in point of good sense, modesty,
cul'ute, sweetness Of temper aud tenderness
OF heart She is an accomplished young
lady being a graduate Of one Of the best
known Female Seminaries OF Washington,
ID, c. The groom Is a son Of Col. Hutton.
Of liatonville, aud is young man of
brilliant attachments aud high character.
lie is a graduate of the famous military
institution of Staunion, Virginia.
The event was celebrated by the presence
Of a laIge number u the friends Of the bride
aud the groom After au elaborate and
sump,ous repast the bridal couple left ON
the six O'Clock train for the Worlds Fair to
eui'y the honeymoon On their return they
Will reside in lIuttonyille.
In a room, displayed on four tables, were
the wedding presents, small label. on
which was written the donors name.
Space forbids to enumcraic. Suffice to say
that Tie presents were many aud costly,
consisting Of silver, china aud cut glass.
There were over one hundred guests
present. Those from abroad were Miss
Nancy NJ. Ilorner, Miss Caroline w. Ban,z.
Mr. II. II. Blniz and Mr.. Harry
Bantz, Ir, all Of Baltimore Mr.. Clarence
d. Robinson, wife and son, Squire ID. S.
ilemlick and wife, Mr. Murray Dickerson
aud wife, Mrs. Ella Robinson, Mrs. Rose
Fleming, aud Miss Laura Robinson. all Of
Fairmout. MIS-. r. +. Lanham, Mrs. Mary
Jeiterys Messrs. John win Bonafeld and
Clyde Grafton, all Of Grafton. Miss Inez
wilkins and Daisy wilkins, Of Independ.
cnce. Miss Or. Mary Fauchler, Of Rowles-
burg Mrs. Sarah B1naGsld, Of Morgan
town. Mrs Bsyl strader, Mrs. ! Floyd
Cobb, Rev. Hudson and Mrs. Ernest
Hutton Of lIuuonylle Miss Murdock,
Miss Louise Hagans and NJ. Frank Shaffer.
OF kingwood. Many # those out Of town
remained over for few days as the guests
Of Mr. aud Mrs. A. ]. BonaGeld.
The writer voices the sentiment Of all the
people in Function in wishing Mr.. and
Mrs Hutton a long, prosperous and happy
welded life.