The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-04

i, J1as - Is Il sS l,.. 80 -. ft.l
the convention, which will be the
reports by the officers and chairmen
Of standing committees upon the work
done during tho last year, there are
social features planned which pro-
mise to be very delightful.
Pryor.HamlIton.
Z. A beautiful; wedding was solemnlz.
ed today at noon at the home OF Mr..
and; Mrs: William s. Hamilton on Wal
nut avenue sand Third street; when
their daughter Miss Louisa Magda.
line Hamilton and ME- Frank Badge.
ley Pryor We're united in marriage.
Tho marriage ceremony was perf9ym
ed by Rev. j. CIR Bloomfield, ID. ID,
pastor Of the sM.rP!! Temple and the
wedding guests included relatives and
intimate, friends, .S.!w (
At the noon hour, Miss Teresa
Nuzum. jof Tuscaloosa, Alabama, at
tho piano struck the opening notes OF
the wedding chorus from, tohepgrln,
to the strains 81 which the. bridal
party entered the library where, ,tha
cerci1ony was per}ormed. DR.. Broom
field lead the party and was followed
by Miss iEstelle Hamilton. sister OF
the bride us maid Of honor. The
groom and his best man, DR.. Walter
Gay Loughofollowed the maid OF hon
or and { the bride entered with her
father. During the ceremony, 81 Love
You Truly was rendered softly and
Memberships Wedding march was
rendered after the closing prayer.
The bride wore a stylish coat. suit
of brown cheyiot and her hat was OF
black velvet with trimmings Of gold.
She wore a. crescent of pearls, the
groom's gilt and carried n loose bou.
quet Of Brides roses and Valley
lilies. The maid Of honor wore a
gown OF soft pink silk and carried
Pink bridesmaid roses.
The interior OF tho Hamilton home
was transformed into a bower OF
grcenery for the event, a most artIs.
tic effect having been obtained by the
decorator In using laurel, wild smllax,
autumn Leaves; and saliva In pro.
fusion. The library, reception hall
and dining room were massed In
foliage and the effect was beautiful.
A lunch was served In the dining
room. after the marriage, the table
was set with. pink shaded candelabra,
whila an immense bunch Of Killarney
rosesI formed the center piece. As.
sisting in the serving were the brides
sister, Miss Estelle Hamilton. and a
number Of girl friends namely, Miss
Katharyn Race. Mary Louise Nichols,
Ola Conway, Irene Hutchinson, Edna
and Jessie Jacobs.
When the brides cake was cut the
ring was found by Miss Katharyn
Race and Miss Jessie Jacobs found
the thimble. Miss Irene Hutchinson
caughtftheT brides bouquet,
Mr.. and Mrs. Pryor left this after
noon iorit Plttsburs and from there
will so to New York for a week. En-.
route home they will stop in Phila
delphia, and in Baltimore where they
will visit relatives OF the bride. They
will also 60 to Charleston this state
where thep will be the guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Caplto. nee Miss Pau
line Miller, cousin Of Mrs. Pryor.
The marriage Of Mr.. Pryor ant
Miss Hamilton Is an event OF un
usual; interest. The. bride Is mem
Der OF one Of the oldest and mos
highly respected families in the city
and Is the eldest daughter OF her par
ents and the late Elmus Hamilton wal
yher grandfather She has peen ,
president OF Fairmont. for number O
years and is a popular. member OF the
younger set. For nsthe past three
years she has been member Of tht
Faculty Of the Fourth ward schoo
(which Office she filed most success
Efully: 4 4.
PryurSissfl ,sens Of and AIRS
III. g. Pryor, Of this city though 9the
Family formerly resided In Green co