The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-10-08
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Rnssen- Vance wedding.


Iments were more artistic In It's fioral
ldecorations than those attending
lthe marriage Of, Miss Amelia Hornor
Vance. daughter OF Mrs. William, A.
Vance. to Jacob Ward Russell.
which took place at . o'clock Tues
Fday evening. Large potted plants
land palms we're gracefully grouped
in the chancel and the altar rail was
massively banked with southern
smilax and vines OF asparagus. The
Trinity window was heavily hung
with greenery. while clusters of yell
low and white chrysanthemums
were artistically grouped in large
vases on either side Of the altar,
adding to the soft glowsof the altar
candles placed on the reredos sup
plemented by the tall brass cross.
Miss Lamberd rendered beautifully
arranged musical program during
the seating OF the large and fash
Iionable audience.
Promptly, at the appointed hour
to the strains Of the marriage Choir
us from Lohengrin. the wedding
party entered the church. First
came the: ushers, Wilfeld Day
Wamsley, DR.. Edward Allen Fleet
wood, Paul Smith Hornor and
Henry Alexander. Parting to right
and lett at the church steps, they
were followed by the maids of honor,
Mics Katherine Russell, of Keyser,
and Miss Mary Virginia Hornor, OF
Lumberport. Each wore attractive
gowns of yellow charmeuse with
draperies of yellow chiffon embei-
lished with shadow. lace, and they
carried huge bouquets Of long stem
med yellow chrysanthemums.
The bride, who was the cynosure
OF all eyes, entered with William A.
Vance. They were met at the chan
eel steps by the bridegroom and his
best man, Edward Allen Russell. of
Keyser, where the betrothal service
was read by the Rev. Charles Baird
Mitchell, rector of the church. Ad-
I.yancing to the chancel rail while
the melody of "The Angels sere-
made" floated softly through the
church. the solemn marriage service
was said and the blessing pro-
nounced. The wedding party left the
church in inverse order to the tri-
umphant strains of Medelssohn's
wedding march. III
The brides gown was q satin fin
ished charmeuse. beautiful in It's
simplicity and trimmed.ilh duchess
lace. The long tulle veil in cap eff
feet was held in place BY a coronet
of Hohiton lace and sprays OF or
ange blossoms. A large cluster bou-
quet of valley lilies completed the
bridal costume.
The ceremony was followed by a
large reception given in the home of
Mr. and Mrs: William A. Vance. The.
guests were received by Mr.. and
Mrs. Vance, Mrs James E. Russell,
Miss Helen Russell, Miss Mary Rus
SELL, Miss Anne Alexander Russell.
Of Keyser, and the bridal party.
The color scheme oe. the entire
house was white and yellow aug
mented by groupings OF yellow and
white chrysanthemums with ferns.
palms and southern smilax.
The aides through the rooms were
Mrs. Albert w. Rapp, Mrs. Edward
s. Wallis, Mrs. Criss and Mrs. lew
is.
In the reception hall Miss Hazel
Frost presided at the punch bowl as
sisted by Mrs. David tB. Carper and
Mrs. A. Brooks Fleming, Jr., OF
Fairmont. In the dining room where
ices were served, a large mound of
yellow and white chrysanthemums
formed the centerpiece of the table,
above which the large dome was
artistically festoonet with southern
smilax and chrysanthemGms. Mrs.
Davis presided and was assisted in
serving the guests by Mrs. Henry Al
exander, Miss Mabel Carr, Miss Anne,
Borgess. and Miss Florence Grove.
Coffee was poured by Mrs. Lynn S.
Hornor. The wedding cake was
placed in the reception hall at which
Miss Mary Musgrave presided, and
Miss Atchison was the lucky recipi-
ent Of the ring It contained.
Following the good old custom
the bride tossed her bouquet from
the head of the stairs. 1t was
caught by Miss Grove and Miss Carr.
Many OF the guests registered in the
guest book which VIII be a pleasant
reminder of those who attended this
beautiful social event.
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