Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1909-09-22
A PRETTY WEDDING
One Of Removals Most
Charming Young Ladies
Becomes the Wife of q
Member of the SUI
preme Court of APP
pealS of WeStVir-
ginia.

One Of the pretticst home wed.
dings that has taken place in this
community for long time was
solemnized at the home of the
bride on Beech street, Kenova,
Thursday afternoon at half past
two o'clock. MISS Harriet Louise
Peck, one of Removals most charm
ing and popular young ladies, was
united in marriage to Judge Luther
Judson Williams, associate Justice
of the supreme court of appeals Of
West Virginia. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. John S. Glib
son, pastor of Trinity Episcopal
church of Huntington, in the draw
ing room before an altar of banked
flowers and ferns and was witness
ed by the immediate relatives. The
bride was handsomely gowued in
beautiful lace robe over silk. The
groom wore toe conventional black.
Following the ceremony a re-
ception was held. IN the library
punch was served by MIS-. Bearss Of
Guyandotte and Mrs. Iehle of Ken
ova. Dainty ices and cake were
served in the dining room. The
brides table was exceptionally
beautiful! in pink and white, with
bride roses and smilax. The ia
vors were pink and white carna-
tions.
The decorations throughout the
building were elaborate and very
tastefully arranged. LeRoy's or
chestra of Huntington furnished
music for the occasion.
Owing to the prominence Of the
groom and the family of the bride
the wedding has been the chief
topic of interest among society
circles In this region ever since the
cards were issued. Judge Viii
llams was retuI ued to the supreme
bench at the election last Nuvem-
Der. Prior to his election TO the
honorable position he now holds he
was leading member of the
Greenbrler county bar and Is recog-
nlzed "a one of the foremost law
yers OF the state. The bride has a
large c!ic'e of friends, is lady cf
grace and refinement, being very
popular wherever known.
The bride received many costly
and handsome presents, some OF
which came from Rome aud Homo.
lulu. The guests numbered about
one bundled and fifty aud among
those from a distance were the
following: Miss Jennie Williams
of MaXwelton, W. Va A.; II. T.
Williams, Sunlight, w. Va; Ms.
Alice Leonard, Russell Williams
Forest Williams, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Dice and John Dice, Of
Legisburg; Charles McWhor,cr,
Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Mathews.
Judge and Mrs. Ira +. Robinson,
of Charleston; Judge and Mrs.
Geo. Poffen barger, Of TT. Pleasant:
Judge and Mrs. w. n Miller, Of
Parkcrsburg; Miss A. Laura De
Vel, Of Marietta, Ohio; Mrs TEos
Cherrington, Mr.. and Mrs. vii.
lam Ropp and Miss Frances Gull
len Of Ironton, Ohio. There were
also a large number from CatIetts.
burg and Ashland, Ky, and Hunt
ington and Ccredo.
Those who assisted in entertain
ing were: Mrs. Dr. Kiucaid aud
Mrs. l.. d. Il ,ugh OF Catlet'sburp;
Mrs. Henry Ensign, Mfs John )
Gibson ard Mrs. -. f.. Abbott, OF
Huntington, and Messrs. Ru. sell
Williams and G.. T. Iehle.
Amid a shower of rice and thu
good wishes Of host Of friends the
bride and groom boarded G IL o
No. 2 at o'clock 60, lie Est on q
wedding trip. After October four
teenth they will be cat home to
their friends at their beautiful
home, Nc. 1884 Quarter street,
Charleston.