The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-26
CHURCH WEDDING.
Of YESTERDAY
MISS HELEN M'CUELAGH BECOMES
BRIDE OF MR., f. ]. M
CUTCHEON.
Many Small Affairs Offer Pleasing IN
terest-Church Circles Open Act1V-
ties for Winter Season.

\ prct,v wedding of late autumn was
th, one sulcmuizrd In the Second Unit
cd PRESBYTERIAN church yesterday alter
noon, whom Miss Helen McEuIihSn'
daughter vi Mr.. and Mrs. r. }. McCul-
laSh ct Fifteenth street. m''hln' 'nr
hrldn al Mr.. Robert }. McCutchcon' OF
Frederick. Md. Th" wedding WAS at
tended by Il large number OF relatives
and friends of the couple. While tho
quests wrro being seated. Miss Edith
Whyl" OF Altoona. Pa. played delights
full program Of wedding music. Extreme
simplicity was observed In the d"c"ra-
tiunS which were confined strictly ["
tn. altar where palms and ferns wrro
nttractlvrly arranged. pcautllu'
Air"rican flag was hung before tho
organ.
At =, o'clock. To tho first notes OF tho
l.nhcurrin wedding march. the bridal
party entered the church by way of the
right aisle. led by the ushcrs. Mcssrs
Homer Ran$hurE. nr Frederick, Md.
Earl Smith. John +. Reed and Edward
Nrt'ullHgh Il brother Of the bride.
Tho four bridesmaids followed. gown
ed III the pastel shades or the RAIN
bow Miss E,Sslr MCCutchron. sister
of the groom. Of Frederick. Md. in blue.
Miss Erbccra MctulchcNn another Sis
tor II tina groom. in green. Miss Sarah
C'lNcN, bt :tlheIl. N. ~ III Law St'4SA''
and Miss raulin" Wilson. Of keyscr.
w. Va. in yellow. Their gowns Of
organdlc were fashioned alike with
cluster OF tiny rufiles ut the hem OF
the short full skirts. The waists were
made with bretcllcS with whit" cdGo
and clusters of Tiny rutilrs formed the
short sleeve. High satin gIrdleS or
the same hue of their dresses were
worn. which was finished at the back
with large double bow. and ends
which fell to the hem. They carried
arm bouquets Of maiden hair fern. tied
with satin ribbon. the color of the
gowns. Their hats were Of black lace.
with malinc crown. silver slippers
We're worn.
Miss Amy McCullaGh. II sister OF tho
hrid, as maid of honor. preceded the
bride. wearing Il pretty frock Of pink
talrctGr with side drapcrlcS of GcorGetto.
\ Sirtlir the same us the bridesmaids
was worn. The neck was low and the
long sleeves were of gcorEettc. large
pink c"urg"tte hat lined with deeper
shade. and silver slippers completed the
costume. She carried an arm bouquet
Of pink Killarney roses.
The bride came next with her father.
who gave her In marriaSc. and they
were met 1T the altar rs the groom
ana ms pcSl U!till. MI NputEl IiaENcy
OF Philadelphia. Tho Rev. Ira G. Mo
Crcary. II. D.. read the nuptiA service.
and while the vows were being taken
Bartlct1's "A Dream" ard Joselyn's
"LuIl;lhy' were played. The bridal
party left the church by the left aisle.
TO Mcudelssohn's wedding march.
The bride was attirrd in gown OF
white gcorgrttc meteor. The short skirt
having n border designed in chalk beads.
The waist was made full The bodice
OF the costume was beaded. The neck
was low and the sleeves long. y pic
turc hat Of white Gcorgctte meteor COM
pleted the pretty costume. She carried
an arm bouquet of brides roses.
y wedding dinner and reception fol-
lowed az the home of tho bride, Mr..
and Mrs. McCutchcon. later departing
on n western honeymoon Tho bride IS
a graduate of the school Of expression
Of Hood college at Frederick. Md. and
is very popular among large circle ut
friends. The groom Is the son OF MIR.
William McCutcheon OF Frederick. Md.
and an alumnus OF the Maryland Agri-
cultural college. II" is at present con-
ncctrd with the Warwood plant of the
Wheeling Can company.
Tho nut-oft"wn guests for the we'd
ding were: Misses Esstc McCutch"nn.
R"bccca McCutchcon. Frederick: Edith
Whytc. Altoona, Pa; Sarah Given,
Aiken. " g.: Pauline Wilson. kryscr.
W. Va; Mcssrs. William McCutch"Un
and Homer RansberE. Frederick; II. Car
roll. Baltimore: Robert Harvey and
Robert McCutcheon. Philadelphia.