The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-24
CEREMONY WAS PERFORMED AT
"EOGEWATER." BRIDES
HOME. LAST NIGHT.
Or. J. NJ. Potter. Of Vance Memorial
Church, Read Service, Which
Was Attended by lmme-
date Families.


In a beautiful setting Of white
chrysanthemums the wedding Of Miss
Kettle Last Dalzell. the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert c.. Dalzell. OF
LeatherwOod. to Mr.. George Price
Whitaker Coudon. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Coudon. ST.. of Perrys-
vile. Ind, was celebrated last even
ing at the home of the brides parents.
'Edgewater." in the presence OF the
two families and a small assemblage
of friends.
The rooms Of the handsome Dalzell
home were artistically decorated
throughout, Florist Langhans having
been in charge of this detail. In the
parlor, to the left OF the center hall.
where the wedding was sOlemnized.
white blossoms alone were used. A
bower Of palms and ferns was ar
ranged in the western corner. making
a beautiful setting for the bridal party.
In the background was a screen. in the
center OF which was a gilt basket OF
white chrysanthemums. and on either
side tall palms on white pedestals.
The mantelpieCe was banked with the
same flower. together with ~varieCated
foliage in white and green. Tall
standards bore clusters Of cleaning
blossoms. and the chandeliers and side
lights had shower effects Of white
Chrysanthemums.
The ribbons which marked the
pathway OF the bridal party were
drawn by Masters Archie and Am
brose PAUL. attired in costumes OF
white. These streamcrs were formed
OF alternate garlands OF pink rose
buds and white ribbons.
The bridegroom and his best man.
Mr.. George Parks Whitaker. we're
met at the floral altar by the omci-
ating minister. Rev. j.. VI. Potter. ID.
d, of the Vance Memorial church.
Following them came the little flow
or boy. a nephew Of the bride. Master
Harry Cannon. Of BridEeville. Del.
who also wore white. Then the brides
maids. Miss Arietta Coudon. OF Per
rysyille. Md. sister Of the groom. and
Miss Eleanor Renshaw. OF Pitts
burgh. Both bridesmaids wore eN-
quisite OF pink and carried
great clusters Of Killarney roses.
The bride. entering with her father.
who rave her in marriage. was lovely
in a gown OF ivory white Charmouse.
fashioned with a short full skirt. pan
eled with Carrick Macross lace. and
with a full court train falling from her
shoulders, edged with silver. The
bodice was Of CarriCk Macross lace
and pearls over silver cloth. The
f'my tulle veil. which fell gracefully
beyond the hem of the gown, was
caught in dainty cap effect to the Golf.
furo with orange blossoms.
The wedding gown was constructed
by Miss Sarah Moore of the Island
The bridal bouquet was a shower OF
lilies OF the valley.
Rev. Potter read the marriage ser
vice al eight O'Clock.
a reception followed for which two
hundred and fifty guests received
invitations. During the evening a
buffet supper was served in the din
ing room. which bore all decorations
in pink. The table that held the
wedding cake was Eraccd with an the
new varieties OF pink roses. which
shaded from very delicate To a deeper
tone. The arrangement of the center
piece was particularly beautiful. in a
shower construction. Garlauds Of
sweetheart roses fell from the cluster
ed lights 10 the outer edge of the
table. over which was an airy drap-
ing Of asparagus vines. on one side
OF the table was q miniature semi
circular pyramid OF v~ari-coIored pink
roses. blending from the light 10 the
darker hues and interpreted with
very narrow ribbon bows 20 match
Directly opposite was a French basket
containing flowers OF "a like shade.
The mantel was bIankotod with pink
blossoms and the two tall columns
were topped with French baskets of
pink roses. from which was suspended
a garland. Assisting en- the dining
rOOm were. Mrs W VI. Tiernau. Mrs
PEBBLES Tatum. Mrs. r. G. Ewing.
Mrs I'd Hazloff and Miss Hottic List
Moisfcr's orchestra was stationed
in the haIl and played softly dur.u.
the evening The decorations of tho
spacious hallway were most artistic.
TAN cornuCopias and vases of white
chrysanthemums extended from the
entrance 20 the stairway. and the
many lights were yelled boz delicate
Erconcry. Tho balu-trads was on.
twined with smilay and asparagus
vines. and lied with butterfly bow
Of white tuIlo Groupings OF palm
were used on tho landings 40 'r
guest rooms were adorned with BIAS
kofs and vases Of onryalntbomuma
The library directly across tho haII
from fhe p3rlOr- with Dos furnishings
and hang.ncs of deep red. presented
"a rich background for fhD superb olue
tors OF great yellow ShrF .4uthsmums
arranged On tall handled basket.
Tho large fire rlar. vH. banked.
with tho rorr.0u. bios from min.
afIr0 ono. f0 tho great pom pom FHr..
Tho UFhf4 rI'HwrI fnruu.H
graceful haug.uss OFF tIr.. and .H.I
"a .or radisue. con- fn. golden I.H.f...
TI" magnificent aI'f. we're uu GI.
play and included Hu elegant silver
.%srv'rr chat bad been l rIff from 500.
N. D. Whitaker fO fHr lrHudrHflrf. u.
rho BRIDEGROOM MANY h'HHrfuI Doll. ..
of rHf and 'rsrlrsd .IH rII. china
PER- .Hu ru. handsome ..I.... and.
dainty hrir GA hrH.
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