Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-07-02
FREEMAN-wHEELER
at tie Home Of the Bride
NoNterday AfScrnoou.
Lyuchburs News.

MISS Martina FRANCES NhVCler was
united In marriage to Mr.. Charles
Wesley Freeman. OF Dramwen. w.
Va. The ceremony took place at
O'Clock at the home OF tie brides
neither. Ms. Camilla h Wheeler.
No. Ssl Taylor street. n the pres
enoe OF relatives and intimate friends
OF the bride and groom.
The rooms OF the lower floor of
tho residence were beautifully deco
rated with pink roses and smilax.
Before the ccreMony Mis- virginia
Hurt, accompanied by Miss Florence
Harvey, sang with sweetness. and fine
expression, II Love Yon truly" As
the wedding march from 'H.ohcn-
grin was played by Miss Katie
Roberts, first OF the bridal party
came the little rihbon girls. Rosaiie
and Frances sherman, niece, OF the
bride. dressed in white, who form
ed the aisle with ropes OF smilae
Then came the bridesmaids, Miss
May Llewollyn Jones, OF simmons.
w Va, n niece OF the groom: Mis-
Mary Andrea Roberts, OF Lynchburg.
and Miss Maria Vass TuRSle. of
Blackstone, cousin of the bride. dres-
sed in white messalne aud carrying
shower bouquets of lavender sweet
peas. They were followed by the
maid OF honor. Miss Susie Mckinney
Wheeler, sister of the bride, dressed
IN white and carrying "A bouquet of
killarney roses. Each OF he brides
maids wore pearl pin, the gift OF
he bride. The bride. whose gown
vas of white duchess satin with Ouch
'ss and rose point laco and pearls.
entered with her mother. wEo was
attircd in gray crcpo de chine. The
bride carried a shower bouquet OF
orchids aad lilies of the valley. and
wore a diamond brooch, the rlft of
he groom. she was mot by the
room, accompanied by his best man,
W.. James Elwood Jones, OF Bran
we'll, In front OF an improviscd altar
D! Terms and palms with Candelbra.
lore, while the uOtes of "Traumeri.
played by Miss Roberts, sounded
'oitly from the piano. the marriage
VOWS were taken according to the
ieautiiul and impressive ceremony
I the Episcopal Church, Rev. w. w.
Hamilton, pastor OF the First Bap-
list Church. a relative of tho bride
1eing the officiating mini,tcr.
After Tho CONGRATULATIONS and
| GOOD wishes OF thosc present had
been spoken. the bridal PARTY were
IriVen TO the Union Station, where
W. ana Mrs Freeman took the
'orthbound train on the Southern
railway for an extended tour They
viii visit Atlantic CITY. New york
Boston and other Easto.n poinis
ana VIII 80 by boat to Halifax. y. s
hen down the st. Lawrence to thc
Lakes, and Will visit points in Cana
"a before proceeding westward 40
Yellowstone Park and the Seattle
exposition, after which they will
make the homeward Journey by way
u Colorado and the Southwestern
route. They will be absent about
hree months before returning TO
make their home at BramweH.
Among the out-of-town guests pres
ut were Miss Maria Vags Tugelo.
u Blackstone, Va; Miss Nay Jones
% Simmons, w. Va; Mr. and Mrs
r. G.. scott, Jr., of BalIwiusvilIc
y y. Mr. T.. -. Sherman, OF Dan
we Va; Mcssrs. Edwin Cooper.
Abe witt. !. l.. Lee, Jairns Collins
" Blamwcll ". va: Mr. Frank
Truscott, OF Cleveland. o.. Mr.. VII
liam MoreGcld of Hinton. w va.
W. james Jones, OF simmons. w.
Va
The groom, who IS prominent
coal operator OF Bramwcll. ls wcII
Known and highly esteemed f., the
Two Virginias. The bride has re-
iacd for most Of her he since child
mood in Lyuchburg Charming I'm
personality and with disposition
which has cndcsrod her 10 all with
in the CIRCLE OF her acquaintance.
She has q host OF friends in the city
whose good wishes follow bo5 to her
now home. She has for several
Gears followed the vocation or "a
trained nurse, and among physician
and patients alike has cared high
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