The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-13
PRETTY WEDDING
Of EARLY APRIL
MISS MARY mILLEN BEST WEEDS
MR.. GUY HOLDEN LAST
EVENING
ChildTen's Masquerade Ball Ihla
Esening !; Ssratford Springs
Hotel VIII Be Event Of
nrnrtarce,

The nulnr of pr. and Mrp. p. Bigger
! Best, On X"3" at""r!, WAC the scene
! at Il Gnurmina wedding Inst evening,
wa"r rIi,ir daughter, Miss Mnry Mil
len E.si. was married 10 Mr.. Guy
Emerson Holden. son Of Mrs. NJ. \.
; !lCl.rn If North Huron street. Tho
h"fny was drrkrd with spring time
. Hnw"rs and palms, and the parlor
here IL" Ccr"uIuny was performed,
W.; . bower o. beauty IN Its profus'
: iun ~ brides rOFt'S and Ereenery.
E.fo." tho ceremony at $40 o'clock,
| Miss Jaucy Truce. school friend Of the
! bride. .anS - PTum!sc Me" aSld AT
. i:aHrina" Miss barbara Edelen Of
/ p"rl;r.sD,:"G, gave tn. piano accom-
! Daui.!rns. The Premier orchestra
! rrnfinurd with the wedding march
! :ra:l I.onCngr.n. 10 which the bridal
parry descended the staircase and
entered Ire parlor.
Tn" TWO little flower girls. Dorothy
jan" Holden and Virginia Marats of
Pilf#burgh. led and each wore simple
frocks Of white net, from which fell
! showers Of pink ribbons. From the
rays which they carried, rose petals
were strcwn in the pathway OF the
pa..v. The trays we're tied with bows
Of ninl; ;ulle and held pink petals.
Miss Louise Davis Of Lexington,
Ky, another school friend OF the
bride. followed She was gowned In
a. handsome blue tafFeta outfit, with
trimmings Of sIlveriuce. Miss Mar
garet Sanders. classmate. was an
o, her Of the bridesmaids. and she too
entered alone Her gown was or or
cu!d and silver Miss Mary Eleanor
WRIGHT Of Wheeling. and Miss Martha
AIi!lcn Of ScottSdale, Pa, a cousin of
the bride. came in together. Their
dresses were Of pink tullc and silver,
fashioned with pink and satin
bod!ces. Their flowers wcrn made
into shower bouquets and were or
sweet peas tied with loops OF airy
lullc.
Holden. was maid OF honor md cana
next. Her gown was Of pink taifcta
and pink fall" silk. with ruifIcS OF
silver lace. Tho flowers we're loose
armful Of Killarney roses, with show
crG Of sweet peas.
The bride entered escorted by her
father. and was lovely in an exquisite
Gown Of soft white satin draped with
Silver lace, with full court train over
which fell her veil Of lulln. caught 10
The hair In cap effect with jasmine
flowers. The bodice Of The gown was
of satin. the neck square the long
tuIlr slreves. finished with deep cuffs
% satin. The hounuet was OF brides
roses in a SnOwrr Of sweet peas.
Tie groom and Mr.. Arthur Tor.
renee Of Indiana. Pa. who ol1iciated
rs his best man. met tho bridal party
NJ The altar. with DR.. Charles +. Rob
inson, pastor OF The First United
PRESBYTERIAN church Of Wheeling, and
Rev. ". II. Mi!l"n Of Scottsdale, Pa,
who is IN uncle NJ the bride, who
read the marriage service.
| After the marriage here was an IN
formal reception. with wedding
supper served 10 n guests. Caterer
George Phillips Of N" For HenTT.
club. served Tho appointments OF
this were in pink and white through
out, harmnniZinC with the DINER &C.
tails If The pink and white wedding:
! IN" gifts were on display ANA formed
a very handsome array. They includ-
cd silver, china, linen crystal ana PIC
| lures.
The bride AMI groom lcft at mid
rirh, for wedding journey al
though their destination WAS kept So.
rrcf. The bride wore Il coat suit or
! blne twill with small hat Of black.
| YESTERDAYS bride is charming
! and raNnbl" Young woman and has
many friends. Her education was
SUPPLEMENTED at Martha Washington
Seminary. WASHINGTON, u. {. Mr..
! Holden j. well known in this city ara
! is associate principal nj linSly !nSil-
! iutc. He is an alumnus OF NaShin&'
| ION and Jefferson college.
! Several out o. 'own friends were
! guests AZ Tho wedding.
CorirS Of the following cards will