Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-06-28
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lei The bride ~ a sister Sf Mrs. j
IL. McNser. of this cNy. aud of w. II
Whselwright. who was former
ca hisr OF the Flat Top National
Baak OF your city:
A very pretty home wedding took
place Wednesday night at the sesi-
denes of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. ID. Whselwright. near Union
a. half after seven O'Clock, whom
tfsir second daughter, Miss Margaret
Elizabeth WAeelwright bet ams the
bride OF Rev Malcolm Graham Wood
worth OF Clinton. S. C. rhs rooms
we've decorated with ferns and rho
dsdsndron In full bloom. the color
scheme being pink ana green. Msssrs
T. A. and Charles NJ Wheelwrisht.
brothers OF the bride served a. ush-
srs To the harmoniss Of the bridal
march from Lohsngpan. given hx
Miss jennie Johnston. who was
gownsd In white messalias. the bri-
de-; party entered the parlor. BIT
tie Elizabeth McNesr I'D Sallie
Wheslwright in Empire cost. mes OF
dSttsd Swiss. preceded, bearing light
cd candles and forming an aisle
with ribbons. through which entered
tho bridesmaids. Miss Minnie Ross
and Miss Jane Alexander, In white
silk batists and carrying pink sweet
peas. Thsn the groom and his best
man. MIR. Robert X. 0fay, both In
fell evening ires3. preceding the
GlAid Of honor, Miss Mary Wheel
wright. In white silk IA Il. and car.
fying carnations. Finally the bride
exquisite In white silk princess
trimmed In handmade lace AID
wearing her mothers Welding veil
aud carrying brides roses. entered
LEI mig On the arm OF her father.
The Iuptial rite was conducted with
du' solenaity ahd impress'vensss by
Rev. c. X. Lacy Of the Presbyterian
en- ron. tho ring ceremony being
used, during which Miss Johnston
softly played 20 Promise Nc. A.
Its conclusion the party relied 10 the
gold and lily music OF Msuu slssohn's
wedding march, In reverse order. ths
brides mother, gowned n black silk >,
leading the way with L,r husband
TO the sitting room. There the now
ly-wsjded pair received the coAgsat-
ulatlons OF the assembled company
and fruit punch was served by Mrs.
+. A. Wheslwri.ht, costumod In wis
tcria m0ssalins. A little later the
bridal party and guests were shown
into the dining room by Ms. James
II. McNesr, gownsd in gr0eE foulard
AID an elegant course supper was
ssrVs'A
Mr.. Woodwork is an honored
young miHiAier OF the Southern Pres
bytsrian church and Professor OF
Nnglish and History Ia tie Presby-
terrain College OF South Carolina at
Clinton. This summer he WI sup
ply the church at Point Pleasant,
w. Va. His bride 10 IA attractive
young lady. prominent In church and
social circles. The affection ana
good wishes of her friend. was bsto-
ktnej by many beautiful Wedding
gifts.
Mr. aud Ne. wood worth left last
sight for q trip east They Will be
at home after July at Point Pleas
ant. W. Va.
Father Olivier. Of BluAAsld. was
tbe guest Of Father era5ery Thsrs-
day.
James II. MeNesr, cashier OF the
First National Bank. has returned
from Union. whore he attended the
Woodwork Wheslwrigs Luptisls.
Miss Virginh BrockwsT, Of Pc
tSrssurg, 10 the guest OF Mr.. and
krs. j. A. Landen.
Col. J. S. Browning ana son, "Rxs
ter" are the guests Of DIR. and Mrs
Is. ID. Koonts at Salem
Chas. s. Moore has gone to
S"itSbDaVA ~ aOcept IOsltlOp Ia
the Lick Branch comni.ssry.
Parker Kelley, OF Swit.hbsck, was
a recent visitor to our own.
Robert Turner, OF Blus6sld, 10 Wis
hing relatives here.
James Franklin wapd ard u. C..
Smith have rsturned from q nshins
trip to Thscker and rspor. asher
nusn's lack
Mrs. g. n. Wood and Mrs. G. y.
Griffith and daughter, Nsn, are the
guests OF Mrs. G. G.. Frazier at her
summer cottage at Virginia Beach
Charles q. Thorne. OF Now York,
vlcs-presfient OF ths Pocabonta,
Consolidated Galleries 20. attended
a directors meeting OF his company
and IL spending q few days In the
city.
Mr. Musgrsvs, OF Red Lodge. Non
tans, has been the guest OF bis broth
er-in-lsw. Supt. Connsrs, AZ Reisss
VEIN for several days.
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