The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-09-01
SOCIAL
RriIIInnf Chureh Weddlng.


Brilliant Church Wedding.
The first wedding in the magnificent
Methodist Episcopal church at Buck
harmon was on Wednesday evening
August 80, at o'clock, when Mr. Lee
Frank Everhart, of Morgantown, VINO
was graduated from the West Vir-
ginIa Conference Seminary in 1905
and from the state university with
the degree Of Bachelor of Laws in
1911, and Miss Edna Laureta Brown,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Brown, OF Buckhannon, a graduate of
west virginia Wesleyan College IN
the piano department OF the class OF
1910, we're united in holy wedlOck.
The church was decorated with
potted palms, flowers and opal ribbon.
The pipe organ was presided over
by Mrs. u G. Young, who rendered
Lohengrin's wedding march as the
briday party entered the church
auditorium. The ushers entered by
couples and were Messrs. Percy
sharps, of Connellsville, Pa, Arthur
ID. Hodges, of Morgantown, Prof.
Claude King, of wesleyan College,
and DR.. Alden Beagle, local dentist,
all of whom were in evening dress
After the ushers the bridesmaids
party entered, who carried out in
their costumes the opal color scheme.
and were led by Miss Minnie Jane
Merrels, graduate of Wesleyan and
an accomplished reader, who was at
tired in pale blue messaline satin,
draped with silk grenadine, en-
broidered in silver and opal beads,
fringed and decorated with forget
me-nots. Miss Jean Pollock, daughter
byterian church and an excellent so
prano, followed, dressed in pink mes
saline satin draped with Marquis
cite, caught up at the left side with
punches of embroidered pink satin
roses. Miss Kathryn Barnes, we'll
known as finished pianiste and al
of the faculty at Wesleyan
College, brought up the rear of the
bridesmaids. Her dress was lavender
satin. draped in grenadine and
trimmed in a crystal dress ornament
and double violets of same colored
satin.
Miss willard Brown, only sister OF
the bride, was maid of honor and was
attired in white, daintily trimmed
with ribbon and lace. Then Mrs
Ray Lorentz, preceding the bride |
wore yellow messaIine satin, draped
with Marquisette and trimmed with
silver beads and yellow messaline
roses.
Next the bride and her father aP
peared. The formers gown was
duchess satin draped with real prin-
cess lace and embroidered with
pearls. From the right entrance the
best man, Mr.. Wilson Hefner, escorted
the bridegroom to the altar where
the bridal party became complete
The beautiful ring ceremony was
performed by DR.. Hyre d. Clark, pas.
tor of the bride, and during the ser
vice the following pipe organ selec-
lions were rendered: Hymn Of
Nuns" Nelly and Romance" litter
hast
The party left the church to the
Mendelssohn's wedding march.
The flowers for the occasion we're
asters, which all except the BRIDE
carried, whose boquet was roses.
The brides favors to the maids we're
gold pins and the bridegroom's wee
pearl stick pins.
A musical program followed:
IF l had a Thousand Lives to
Give, III Give The m all to The.
Mrs. Hal Morris, >pf Charleston.
20! Heart of Love"-Mrs. Barlow
"Because'-Mrs. Fred Williams.
At the residence the entire bridal
party received about one hundred
guests, and a delicious two course
luncheon was served. The happy
couple were the recipients of many
beautiful and costly presents. They
left Thursday morning for an extend
ed trip in Pennsylvania, after which
they will return to Morgantown.
where they will be at home after
September ii.