The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-16

been tie scene oe loveiier wedding
than wien the marriage Of Miss Hazel
Anne Frost to- Mr.. Jaspn AFTER Fisher,
on RiftsBlre Was quietly celebrated
st o'clpck lS5t evening IN the preS'
ence Of og7y the relatives and teW
intimate friends Of the bride and
bridegroom "a half hour before the
ceremony the doors Of the church
were tElEowu open and during tho M
teryening tiIrgs before the arrival ~ the
bridal party q. beauttful musical pro-
gram was played by the orsapist Miss
L.amberd,
The church WAS PARTICULARLY beau
tiful in It's decorations The large
Trinity window was banked in state
IS ascension lilies, while in the chan
eel wero groupings Of tali palms and
greenepy, and under the soft glow Of
the altar candles formed pleasing
background for the bridal party.
The welding march from Taun-
hauser was played -as the bridal party
entered tIne church, promptly on the
appointed hour. Mrs, Waldo Percy
Cot as latron of honor preceded the
bride and was beautifully gowned in
aprieot fafFeta. trimmed in lace and
rhinestones. She csfrled a bouquet
OF, Bohemian roses and violets. The
Bride entered with her brother, MT.
Ellis PcTter Frost, and WAS radiantly
lovely in ma exquisite gown of ivory
satin, en- traine, with bodice Of white
chiffon and Viennese lace.
The wedding veil was held in place
by simply fashioned cap of bridal
tuiIe canght with orange blossoms.
Her cnly ornaments were a string oil
pearls and a superb ornament Of dia-
lnonGAs set in platinum, the latter a
gift from the bridegroom, and she car
ried shower bouquet Of valley lilies.
The bridal party was met at the
gchabcel steps by the bridegroom and
his best man, Mr.. Samuel Uphanl. OF
2 Ettgburg, where the betrothal service
was red by the rector, the Rev. Charles
B. Mitchell, and to the soft strains OF
.SSallte glamour the bridal party
1spproached the inner altar where the
solemn marriage ceremony OF the
fchurch was impressivel yprononnced
\ by the rector.
\ At the close of the ceremony the
-Ibridal party left the church to the in
spring strains OF Mendelssohn's we'd
lding march.
Immediately after, reception was
/ held In the assembly room OF the
Waldo. Mr.. and Mrs Ellis Porter
Frost were assisted in receiving the
guests by the bridal party, Mrs. John
Fisher and Mr.. and Mrs John Porter
| Of Pittsburg; Mrs. James Jackson
i Duncan and the Rev Charles 3,
Mitchell. A delightful program OF
music was rendered by the Cadenza
4 orchestra during the reception and
4 later dancing was enjoyed by the
! ding supper was served in. the large
4 dining room.
The floral decorations sin the ball
/ room and dining room were palms,
1 bride roses and jonquils. Nineteen
tables were arranged with covers for
Eight at each table, while the brides
table was oruamented with the bridal
cake bordered with vioiets and smtlax.
Spring blossoms and cybodfum ferns
were used as centerpieces at the
guests table.
a rf,rmfne program of ballads and
songs was played during the supper
and before the departure OF the
bride. according to an ancient tradt-
ton. she threw her bouquet from the
balcony rail which was enthusiasts
caliy caught by Mrs. Florence Jack
son. Miss Mildred Larberd, Miss,
Katherine Burns, OF Huntington and,
MISS Ellen Powell. of Parkerspurs,
each one merriIy claiming to be posi-
SCISSOR of the bridal flowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher left on train
No. for white sulphur Springs and
after a short honeymoon trip in the
East viii he at home to their friends
at the Hotel Scheniey Pittsburg.
The out-of-town guests included
Mrs. John J. Fisher, mother of the
bridegroom, Mr.. and Mrs. John Por-i
ter, sister and brother-in-law of the
bridegroom, Samuel Upham. STANLEY
Anderson. Pittsburg: Mr., and Mrs.
Ellis p. Frost. Huntington; Mars. Cal,
Iasher and Mrs. Miller Gallagher, OF
charleston; MIR. Aurey Romine, Char
lesion; Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Fleming
MT. and Mrs Walter stockley. Mrs.
george Watson, Mr.. Harry Clark. Mr.
walton Miller. MT. and Mrs. Brooks
Fleming. lr.. Mr.. Brooks H 1Itchln<on'
son Mr.. aYsd Mrs. Fergus O'Connor.
Mr.. George Ross, of ParkeTsb urg;
Miss katherine Burns.