The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-11-06

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Helnze-IleyoIc WeddlnE.

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Heinze DeyoIc Wedding.
The Wheeling Intellrgencer today
gave the following account OF me
wedding OF II. Arthur Heinze, OF this
city, and Mss Helene gDeVore, OF
Wheeling, last evening In Wheeling:
A prettily appointed home we'd
ding took place on the ISLAND We'd
Inesday evening, when Col. and AIRS.
]. II. DeVore gave their daughter.
Helene Hilton Devore, 10 Mr. Henry
Arthur Heinze, Of Clsfksbllg, W
Va. "a sFfGf
The home was decorated ia south
Iern smilax and slrysant hemunns IN
yellow and white. This popular au-
tumn flower was found eyerymhere.
arranged in huge bouquets. White
ribbons formed an aisle through. the
rear paflors TO the trent parloT;
where the ceremony Yves peTtpHhea.
In the bag wlndow a shat groiInd OF
palms and etaer ported plants was
artistically arranged for the eere-
mony. The dining room and recep-
ton hall were decorated with theF
same flowers.
AT s o'clock nohengrin's wedding
chorus was played and the wedding
party passed through the hack par,
lors to the front parlors. The Rev.
Arthur Nv Aii1ls, pastor of the
Fourth street Methodist Episcopal
church, oftlciated He led the way
to the irnprovised altar, followed byi
the bridegroom. Next came the ring
bearer, Master RaIph Edward ;WaI-l
tiers, wearing a pretty white suit He
was followed by the flower girl, Miss
IEstelle Maxine Deyore, of Woods
field, o., both cousins OF the bride.
The flower girl wore Trench fIock
or white and carried chrysanthe-
mum petals, whieh-were scattered in
the path of the bride.
The bride came last on the arm l0f
her. father. Sheao was becomih Y
ngowned ans wAitet brocaded satinii
trimmed in flaces and hand ,enlbtoias1
tered with ypearlb sequins, Her long
ltulle veil was held in place by
4 "a wreath got orange blossoms. The
gown was styled in draped efredg'
with long train. Her bouquet was
"a huge bouquet Of white chrysanthef
NUNS.
Following the wedding an inform
al reception was held for the rela-
| t!yes. Mrs. James Harvey DeVore
wore pink satin gown with white
chiffon draping, and garniture OF
1 pink roses and vioiets. Her orna-
ments were canoes, heirlooms in the
family. Mrs. DeVore was assisted
in receiving by Mrs. C. B. hickey, OF
Cleveland, o, she being attired in an
imported gown OF draped pale silk
chiffon. The dining room was in
charge OF Mrs. c. Earl Reed, who
wore a black satin and lace gown.
field, o, served the brides cake. She
Twas attired in blue Gharmeuse trim
med in real lace. The presents to
the attendants were gold bracelet
to the dover girl ana monogram
engraved cuff links for the page.
+! The gift> received were many and
beautiful, handsome monogram lin
en-, chest OF silver, silver tea service
from the Heinze Company, Of
Cllarksburg, of which firm the BRIDE
groom Is a member; set of Hayi-
land china and substantial checks
added to the collection. Late in the
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Heinze left
Tor an extended trip east, after which
they will be at home in IClarksburg.
Il The bride is one of Wheeling'5
4 popular young ladies, and has been
honor guest at numerous social
events. She will be greatly missed
among her young friends. The
n bridegroom is we'll known business
. man of lClarksDurg.
! the following we're among the out
Of town guests: Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
He.nze. OF Clarksburg. parents of the
Bridegroom; Mr.. and Mrs. r.. b. Par
rott, CT Washington, ID. Cis Mr.. G, q.
DeVore, of Buffalo, N. Y, brother oil
the bride; Mrs. Mary Jane tDeVore,
OF Woodsfeld o., who wore grey
silk with white lace fichu; Mrs. y.
j.. Winchell. of Mountain Lake Park,
Md. Mrs. &c. R. Hickey. OF Cleve-
land, o.; Mrs. Charles H. Deyore
and daughter. Estelle Maxine, OF
Woodsfield, o.
The following cards were issued
to friends today:
Mr.. and Mrs. James Harvey Deyore
ANNOUNCE the marriage of their
W daitghter
4 HeleHe Hilton ny
H HN TO ! SO. a
MIR. Henry Arthur Heinze
November five, nineteen hundred
and thirteen. a'ahil
At home after November fifteen
Clarksburg, w. Va. ~