The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-10-15
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Merchandising Wedding at Romney.
At the home OF Mr. sommerfeld
Taylor, at Romney, at high noon to-
day, his. niece. Miss Mary Cawthorne
Taylor, and Mr.. William Huntington
Newton. OF Clarksburg, were united
in marriage in the presence OF a num-
Der of friends, ard their relatives.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Robert Hudson, Of Petersburg.
The house, which was the old home
lof tle brides father and the scene
OF many family weddings for more
thar a century and a half; was beau
itifully embellished with Autumn
leaves, Golden Rod and ported plants.
! Historical associations added to the
Interest of the wedding place as the
house has been the home OF the Tay-
Tors since Colonial days. 1t was
decided TO the original Taylors by
Lord Fairfax. governor OF Virginia.
The wedding march was played by
Mr.. l. B. Wilson, the composer, Of
Moundsville, on violin; and Miss
Johnes Taylor, sister of the bride, on
a piano. The bride was lovely and
charming, attired with an exquisite
Empire gown OF crepe de chene over
white silk. She was given away at
the marriage altar by her Uncle. Mr..
sommerield Taylor. The matron 81
honor was Mrs. Charles Ritter. OF
blkins. who wore beautiful gown
OF white Messaline trimmed In real
lace. The best man was Mr.. John
NJ. Newton, brother OF the BRIDE
groom. "a
After the ceremony "a bounteous
wedding feast was served in the din.
ing room to the bridal party and soon
Fafterward the bride and bridegroom.
showered with congratulations, left
on train No. "a for a wedding Journey
OF two weeks duratioh nseastern
cities and points of interest. Upon
their return they Ill be at home to
their many friends at syo. s454 West
Pike street, Clarksburg. rs
Mrs. Newton is the attractive and
accomplished daughter of the late
John E. Tailor. prominent bust
ness man of Petersburg, Grant coun-
ty. Her uncle. Mr.. sommeraeid
Taylor. is one OF the leading peach
growers in the eastern part Ut the
state. She is charming, winsorae
and loyable young lady with a wide
circle of friends and acqualntances
who hold her in the highest admtra-
ton. Mr.. Newton is the son of Mrs.
i Edith Newton. Of Clarksburg, and a
| young man of sterling character, fine
ability and affable disposition. He
Is assistant manager Of the Williams
& DAWSON company's large whole
sale house in Glen Elk. where his
services as such are regarded as val
liable. They are; indeed, splendid
young couple and they have tbs
warmest and sincerest wishes of a
host of friends for long. happy and
prosperous married life. ;sss5 % :
The out-of-town guests present at
the wedding were Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Ritter, of Elkins; Miss
Louise Brosins. of Hancock, Nd;
Miss Margaret Taylor, of Baltimore.
Nd; Mr.. l. B. Wilson, Moundsyille:
Or. William Kirk, Springfield; Mrs.
Edith Newton. Miss Edith Newton.
Mr.. John NJ. Newton, Mr.. Guy II.
Earle. Mr.. T. Blair Wilson, Col. ana
Mrs. r. B. Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs
Frank A. Wilson, R. A. Blass, F. u.
Connolly. of clarksburg; Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Baker. Miss Anna Tay-
lor, Miss Johnes Taylor. Miss Sarah
Taylor. Miss Nina Taylor. and the
Rev. Robert Hudson. of Petersburg:
Il and the Rev. William Wnlfa Ka..