The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-01-22
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Rrrd.Hayden Wedding.

Byrd.Hayden wedding.
Z Beautiful wedding announcements
Ireading as follows have been received
in this City:
Mr.. Patrick Hayden
announces the marriage of his
Anna Agnes
Mr. Percy Byrd
Wednesday, January the twenty-tirst
nineteen hundred and fourteen
Grafton, West Virginia.
The marriage OF Percy Byrd, of this
city and Miss Anna A. Hayden, OF
Grafton, was impressfvely solemnized
quietly in st. Augustin's Catholic
church at Grafton at s o'clock Wednes-
day evening The beautiful ring cere-
mony of the church was observed.
The Rev. John McElligott, rector Of
the church, ofticiated, assisted by the
Rev Father Brady.
AS the bridal party entered the.
church Miss Marie McEyoy, of Cum
bertrand. a talented musician, played
the bridal chorus from .Lohengrin and
THE occasional was Mendelssohn's
wedding march played by Miss Nc
Evoy with the Inspiration Of the
Robert Emmett Gill, of this city,
acted as best man, and Miss Rose
HAYDEN. a sister of the bride, was
The bride wearing violet suit,
trimmed in mole skin, with cor
sage bouquet of orchids, was lovely.
and her attendant looked beautiful
in a taupe colored creation, with a
black lace hat and a corsage pouquet
of pink roses.
Immediately after the ceremony
upon arrival at the home of the
bride's father on Beech street, an
elaborate salad supper was served
the bridal party, and later very en-
joyable reception was held for the
harrisburg guests. The Hayden
home was artisticaIly decorated and
perfect appointments in exquisite
simplicity prevailed.
The happy couple surrounded by
relatives and friends boarded the New
York sleeper on No. for honey
moon trip to Philadelphia and New
York. Upon their return within two
weeks, they will have q suite or rooms
at the Waldo hotel until they go to
housekeeping.
probation were Mr.. and Mrs Byrd
when they entered the drawing room
on the sleeper as they beheld scene
of rare beauty, a paradise OF flowers
The center attraction was large
wedding bell of carnations and Kill
1arney roses sprtnkled with sweet
peas, while the room was datntlly
drapecf and festoqned with smllax
freesias, roses and sweet peas. ne
Hayman Greenhouse Company 1ur-
nrshed the flowers at the instance OF
friends of the bridal couple and Cliff
ford MacManaway arranged the room
while the train was running between
Clarksburg and Grafton.
Members of the bridegroom 1aniy
and several CIarksburg friends were
among the, out of town guests. IN al
tendance ThosessWho were prssent
from this city are cGol.9W. BYRD,
Miss Bessie Byrd, sister OF the pT4ue-
groom. Mrs. Bridget Mcdonald, aunl
81 the bridegroom and Messrs. Samuel
r BENTLEY. Robert Emmett Gill, Cur
its e. Prunty, Wilbur g. MORRISON:
Edgar r. Hood. Louis A. Carr, Frank
Gill, Fleming II. Holden, WIFI
Lewis. Leo P. Caulfield and a, j.. snltns
The bridegroom is a son or Goll.
william T. Byrd, a prominent 1902
Of this city. He served the COMFY "a a.
sheriff and treasurer for one year M li-
ing an unexpired term caused by the
county official he had the distinction
IF being the youngest sherin IN the
history of the state. An honest, con
scientiopg oIieer Of highest, ability ne ne
proved himself, always jealousy PEI
forrnit1g the duties of his office and al
N va Vs. Carefully and judiciously hand
ling the public funds entrusted TO ms ms
custody. AS young business man
as we'll he has been hlgnlyl success
fully and now stands in the front rank
as a substantial citizen He is prom
inent in church circles and leadln e
member of the Gfafksoufs Eouse
The The bride is a daughter Of Patrick
Hayden, one OF Gratton,s p ron raeat
S Ssi.G esteemed citizens. She Is
beautiful cultured and popular, pos
sessed Of all the charming graesss 81 q
sweet womanhood she mas " Eis ne
city city are listed in her legion Of FRIENDS
and admirers.
Mrs. stone Entertains. !,
The members OF the Stonewah