The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-11-15
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Prettily married were Mr.. sehnn
]. Flanagan and Miss Blanche Hay
maker at 8 O'Clock Thursday night
at the home of the brides mother on
South Second street, in the presence
OF relatives Of the happy couple. The
ring ceremony was used by the Of
hciatIng clergyman, the Rev. ]. F.
Bird, the brides partor. The re-
.ception hall, parlor and dining room
were decorated with chrysanthe-
nuns, the color scheme being green
and white. with very artistic effect,
and the bride and bridegroom stood
at the folding doors, between the re-
ception hall and parlor. while the
ceremony was pronounced. Miss
GeueYieye Haymaker, niece of the
bride. played Lohengrin's wedding
march, ana during the ceremony
Hearts and Flowers" sweetly. The
bride was attired in gray travelling
suit. 9GA
After We ceremony and congratu-
lattons tie happy couple We're &C,
commpanied by relatives to the in
teruIDan. car, which took them to
-Fairmont. Thence they went to
Pittsburg and will visit Buffalo, ~.
Y, before their return.
Miss Haymaker is daughter of
Mrs. Virginia Haymaker and is
beautiful, popular and cultured
young lady, possessing numerous
friends.
Mr.. Flanagan is son OF the Rev.
and Mrs. John w. Flanagan, of
Adamston, a printer of ability EN-
oloped at the Herald office. and a
young man of sterling integrity and
worth. ..
The reception given by Mrs. c.
w. ShuttIeworth ae her home on
Clay street Thursday afternoon
from 8 until 5 o'clock In honor of
two of the seasons brides. Mrs.
Harry Meade Shuttleworth and Mrs
Benjamin Franklin Shuttleworta,
was an elaborate and charming az
fair that gave delight to every one
of the one hundred and fifty guests
who attended.
In the receiving line were Mrs. G.
W. Shuttleworth, Mrs. Harry Meade
Shuttleworth, Mrs Benjamin Frank
lin Shuttleworth, Mrs. F. C. Pifer of
! Buckhannon, who is visiting Mrs.
G. w. Shuttleworth, and Mrs. Jesse
Miller, of Parkersburg. who is visit
ing Mrs. B. F. Shutleworth.
The house was beautifully deco
rated for the event The arches
between the parlor, reception hall
and dining room we're prettily trim
| med with wedding bells and smiIax,
In the parlor there were chrysanthe-
NUNS, smilax and ported plants ar
| ranged in pleasing order and the
table in the dining room was ex-
quisitely ornamented with white
tulle. and Bride roses, there being
festoons of the tulle from the chan
delier to the table. This room was
also artistically decorated with smi-
lax and flowers. At the dining
table delicious buffet luncheon was
served by Mrs. d. w. Jacobs, Mrs.
Walter Leaman, Mrs. E. B. Deison,
Mrs. Blair virgie. Mrs. D. K. Reed,
Mrs. S. H. White and Mrs. Wilma
Redman,
Prof. r. L. Crows orchestra. sta
toned at the head of the stairs
leading from the reception hall,
rendered program of music while
the guests were being entertained.
Before leaving each guest was pre-
sented with dainty little brides
bow as token of the event which
will long be remembered with pleas
ure by all those who attended
Friends of the bridegroom in
this city have just received hand
somely engraved wedding announce
ments which read as follows:
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ebenezer Page
announce the marriage of
their daughter
Emma
Mr.. Joseph Lee Rhodes
On Tuesday. the twelfth day of