The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-11-13
Withers-Keister.


church, South, ON last Saturday
evening. at 400 O'Clock. prompt.
The contracting parties were MIR
Walter J WitheTs and Miss Villa
E. Keister, both of MERGERS Bot
tom. Rev. Robert Pierce Bell,
pastor of the Point Pleasant N e
Church. South. was the officiating
minister
MIR. Withsrs is one of Mason
oounty's best young men, coming
from enc of the oldest and best
families in this part of the State.
He is sober and industrious, and
we bespesk for him bright future
in the profession which he is pre-.
pairing for. that is, a NJ. D.
Words are inadequate to express
our meaning when We come to
speak of the bride. She was
known far and near as lovely Miss
Villa Keister, just the sort of a
woman to make DR.. Withsrs a life
companion in all it's meanings.
This wedding lie one of the social
events Of the season, which has
been looked forward to for months
by the many friends of the happy
couple. And now dthat.it is past,
we all join in wishing them calm
and pleasant voyage through life.
The bride wore an elaborate
wedding gown of elk Crepe de
chine over white silk foundation,
trimmed in rose point lace. All
Jewels were discarded with the ex-
oeption of one plain gold GROSS.
The veil was a bridal illusion, fas-
tened with a coronet of valley lii.
lies. A white prayer book covered
with valley lilies was carried by
the bride. s
The groom wore the oonven.
tionsl black.
The Maid of Honor was dressed
in a creation of white net over
white tsffstta foundation. She
wore black picture hat and gloves
to match. The flowers carried by
her we've shower of sunburst
ohrysanthemums.
The maids were Misses Claude
Williams. of Huntingdon Rhoda
Peck, of Guyandotte; Maude Rey-
nolds. of Addison, and Mollie
Withers, of Apple Grove. Their
dress was chiffon over white silk,
and black picture hats with gloves
to match. They carried pink oar
nations.
The best man was Mr.. Claude
Reynolds, of Addison, Ohio, oou-
sin of the bride.
The groomsmen were Messrs
E. Clyde Scott, of Beckley; Leith
Reynolds, of Cheshire, Ohio; O..
M. Geho, of Parkersburg, and
Ernest Kincaid, of Huntington.
The flower girl was little Miss
Mona Sayre.
Master j. Keister was the ring
bearer.
Mrs j. D. Tuning, of Hunting.
ton, rendered the very appropriate
solo, 20 Promise Me-" Her dress
was black voile over elk founda-
ton.
Mrs E Clyde SCOTT rendered the
beautiful wedding march, Men
dIeshon." Her dress was lavender
crepe de chine over silk, trimmed
in applique.
The Lsdies Aid of the M. E.
Church, South, arranged the
church decoration. which was an
elaborate display of flowers, repre-
senting 1.-TWO Hearts that Beat as
One" Both the church and home
decorations were pink and white
ohrysanthemums
After the Wedding ceremony was
solemnized at the church. three.
oourse lunch was served at the
b ,me of the bride.
The presents were of all sorts
and designs from floor rug to an
extravagant piece of cut glass,
coming from a half.score or more
of States.
The ring was of the plain band
style, with name and date en-
grayed.
Mrs. j. P. Tuning. of Gsllipolis.
and Mrs. j. II. Olutts, of Green
Bottom, presided over the culinary
department to "Queen'u Taste"
After lunch the happy couple.
and party left over the B. & D
going south, for Chattanooga, Ten,
where the groom will complete his
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