The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-24
FASHIONABLE WEDDING WAS v
S0LEMNIZED ON WEDNESDAY

her hat was pink with dainty pink
ostrich tips. She was the matron of
honor. and carried a hat filed with
pink roses and marguerites. MISS
honor and preceded the flower girl TO
the altar. She wore the same kind
OF costume as the bridesmaids, with a
lace overdress and finished at the
neck with a Marie Stuart frill at the
throat.
Elegant Gowns.
All the gowns were elegant, and
the bridesmaids we're school com
panions of the bride at OgontZ col
lege. The little flower girl. Miss
Helen Kirkpatrick. three-year-old
s 9igEhtr,c Of Nr: ga, and w., Mrs LYMAN
niece OF the groom. preceded the
bride to the chancel Her frock was
OF spotiess white over pink silk, with
a pink sash. She carried hat
shaped basket OF roses and petals.
which she scattered in the path or the
bride. who brought up the rear on
the arm OF her father. who COVE her
in marriage. The wedding party was
met at the altar by the groom and his
best man. his brother. MIR. Lee G.
PAUL Rev. Jacob Birmingham. rec
tor of the church. performed the i'm.
pressive Episcopal ring ceremony.
The bride was radiant in "A hand
some gown OF white satin in the lat
est French design. styled en- train.
anda full white veil enhanced her
beauty. II was Juliet style and edged
with the daintiest of lace. She wore
dainty wreath OF real orange bios
SONS and carrier large shower OF
lilies OF the valley and white orchids
She wore string OF faultless pearls at
her throat and her gown was finished
at the back with a huge lace and
pearl butterfly.
Following the wedding an elaborate
reception was held at the Sands resi-
dcnce on the Island The rooms We're
iavishly decorated in brides roses.
Killarney roses. spring blossoms and
pottcd plants. which transformed the
nom, into veritable flower garden.
The lights were shaded In green
asparagus vine and AT the rear of the
spacious parlors a pavilion was built
especially for the reception. and he--
the decorations were the finest Mr..
I-anghans could arrange. trellis-
work or green vines and natural XII
lari cy roses covered the walls and IL
( could be termed a bower Of rosDs
wherein was mingled white lilaCs and
purple arhutuS. In the center 90 the
room was a huge zoos" cluster Of white
lilaCS and southern smilaX which hung
gracefully over the center of the
brides table. and the center table
decoration was hug. mound OF
whit" brides roses and pink snap
dragons. tied among which were
dainty bows Of tulle. Seated at THIS
table were the bridal party and Mr.
and Mrs. Lee q. PAUL. Mrs. PAIL
wearing dainty white satin: Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond =. clark. Of New York
city, Mrs. Clark attIred in white lace.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Holloway. Mrs.
Holloway In white satin trimmed n
lace: Alr. and Mrs. X. \. Splitter. Of
| Toledo. Mrs. splitter Handsomely
rowned. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dahl
myer. 81 Pittsburgh. and Fairfield
Pet' rson. or New York city. Caterer
Heath. 81 Pittsburgh. served the. we'd
ding dinner. Meistcr's orchestra was
stationed behind bank Of palms and
rendered appropriate music during
: the evening.
To receive the guests besides tho
wedding party were: Mr.. and Mrs
Lawrence +. Sands. Mrs. Sands al
tired IN an elegant creation Of white
ano black lace over white satin. IN
ished IN the back with a light blue
sash. diamond ornaments: Mr.. and
Mrs Alfred PAUL. Mrs. PAUL wearing
rich gown OF lavender crepe
meteor; Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman XIII
patrick. sister o. tbs. groom. she wear
Ing white and blue accordian pleat-d
gown OF latest dea'Gn. Mr.. and Mira.
Arthur Greer Hubbard. sister Of IN"
groom. she wearing white crepe me-