The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-17
eRlLLlANT EVENT
vii. Be the Lowe'Wertz Wedding at
Huntington Tonight.

WIN Be the Lows.Wertz Wedding at
Huntington Tonight.
The Fifth avenue Baptist Church
in Huntington will be the scene Of a
brilliant wedding this evening when
Miss Edna Earle wertz, Of that city,
and Mr.. Scott Cephas Lowe, Of Fair
mont, will be united in marriage.
The church where the marriage GER
emony viii be performed will be elab-
orately decorated in palms, ferns and
southern smilax, while many lighted
tapers viii shed glow over the scene.
The color scheme carried out by the
decorations will be in white and green.
Promptly at eight o'clock Dr. Hay
worth at the pipe organ will sound the
opening notes of the wedding chorus
from Lohengrin and the officiating
minister, DR.. NJ. L. Wood, pastor Of
the church, will take his place at the
altar and await the coming Of the
wedding party.
The ushurs will be Mr. Frank Ems
low, Jr., DR.. Joseph c. Peck, Mr., Dan
lei Holten, and Mr.. George Donald
Miller of Huntington, and Mr.. Ed
ward F. Holbert, Of Fairmont.
The Groomsmen will be DR.. Charles
Walter Waddell and Mr.. John Guy
Prlchard, both Of Fatrmont, and Dr..
James Miller, Of Huntington.
Mr.. F. Karl Lowe. of Falrmont,
brother of the groom, will serve as
best man.
The bride will be given away by
her father, Mr.. Harry Wertz, and will
be attended by her sister, Miss Mayme
Eleanor wertz, as maid of honor Lit
tie Miss Alice Lowe Wilson, Of Hunt
Ington, will bear the ring, which will
be hidden in rose.
The bridesmaids will betMiss Lucy
Raymond, Of Fairmont, Miss Zoe
Lowe Burdette, Of Denver Col, niece
Of the groom, and Miss Frances Vim
son, of Huntington.
The bride will be attired in an Ina
ported lace robe over white messaltne
satin, fashioned en- traine She Will
wear a long flowing veil with wreath
Of orange blossoms held in place by a
handsome diamond pin, the gift of
the groom. She will carry a shower
bouquet of brides roses.
Miss Wayne Wertz will wear a
gown of white chiffon and lace over
white taffeta and will carry an arm
full of Chatney roses.
Miss Wilson, the ring bearer, will
wear a dainty gown of white null
trimmed In val lace.
The maids will wear gowns Of white
net and lace over green taffeta and
will carry white asters.
Immediately after the ceremony at
the church the Wedding party will be
driven to the WeEz home on Sixth
avenue where a reception will be held
for the wedding party aud the out Of
town guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. wertz, the bride and
groom, and the members of the we'd
ding party will form the receiving
line.
Mrs. Wertz will wear handsome
gown Of black lace over white satin.
The interior Of the home will be
decorated for the occasion in smilax,
palms. roses and asters and buffet
luncheon will be served. The aides
will be Mrs. George Miller, Mrs. Sam
uel S. Nigh, Misses Lucy Prlchard,
Mary Miller, sally Thackston, vermuth
Bpckmeyer, Ruth Mccullough, Mario
Point, and Helen Brandebury.
Mr.. Lowe and his bride will leave
on an early train over the G. aud o.
for a wedding trip to parts unknown.
The brides going away gown will be
a coat suit Of navy blue broadcloth,
elaborately braided, with hat and
gloves to match, The bride has been
the recipient Of many handsome we'd
ding presents.