The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-04
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o., church ON Fairmont avenue when
M'ss Louise Virginia Hite, daughter
q Mf. and Mrs. Rolfe Miller Hite, was
rr.!ted in marriage with Harry Kelsall
Granger, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
u. Granger of Lincoln, Nebraska.
The altar Of the handsome edifice was
banked with palms, ferns, and laurel
while large French baskets OF pink
and white chrySa1themums we're plac-
Cd effectively here and there, which
added bit Of color to the setting. The
work had been done under the eff
Client direction of Weber the florist.
To the strains Of the marriage Choir
us from Lohengrin, artlsically render
ed on the pipe organ By Mrs. j. Minor.
Durham the bridal party entered the
church from both aisles. The bride
and her attendants entered from the
left aisle while the ushers preceded
down the right aisle. Miss Ruth Phil
lips led the bridal party and was
followed in turn by Miss Helen Robin
son, Eleanor Fox and Lucille Shain:
The bride preceded by her maid OF
honor, her sister, Miss Lucille Hite and
her flower girl her sister Miss Eleanor
Hite entered the church on the arm
Of her father and proceeded down the
aisle where she was Joined by the
groom and his best man, Ernest Grain
ger OF Lincoln, Neb At the altar rail-
they were Joined by the Rev. CLAUDE
q. Goodwin pastor of the church who
performed the marriage rites, using
.,f..n. Tho 1tuhnFE VINO
entered the church with the bride and
her attendants proceeding down the.
opposite aisle we're Messrs. Earl Fox,
Robert Richie, Victor Shaw, all OF
this city and L. N. John OF Morgan
town.
During the ceremony Mrs. Durham
played effectively Lamont's Cares"
and as the marriage was concluded to-
the strains of Memberships wedding
march the bridal party proceeded up
the right aisle Of the church and made
Its exit.
The bride, who is dainty brunette,
vas handsomely and becomingly gown
ed in costume of ivory white satin
trimmed deliberately in pearls and os-
trich feathers, fashioned with long
court train. She wore long tulle
veil which was becomingly caught
with orange blossoms and carried an
elaborate shower boquet Of bride roses
orchids and sweet peas. With this
costume she wore white satin slippers
with rhinestone buckles. Her sole or
nament was link bracelet of plati-
rum set with sap2hires, the gift Of the
groom.
Miss Lucille H:te her maid Of honor
was handsomely and artistlcally gown
ed in a costume of silver tulle over
mink satin with trimmings Of silver
ace and ribbon. She carried an arm
full of pink roses and her costume was
completed by large picture hat
matching her costume and silver slip
pers.
The bridesmaids we're lovely In
Eroclzs of chiffon, fashioned over satin
Of the same shades made with hoop eff
feet and trimmed with large bows Of
satin ribbons With these frOcks they
wor picture hats of cloth Of silver
with transparents crowns of contrast
ing shades of tulle. Silver slippers
Completed these costumes and with
tNem carried large punches OF chrys-
Rnthemums.
Miss Phillips wore watermelon pink,
Miss Robinson yellow, Miss Fox or
child and Miss Shain turquols blue.
Tho winsome little flower girl, little
Miss Eleanor Hite, who so daintily
scattered rose petals in the path of
the bride as she left the church was
lovely in fluffy dress OF tulle over
pink satin with white slippers.
Mrs. Hite was handsomely gowned
in a costume Of black lace and Sc
uuins and wore a corsage OF pink ros-
es. Mrs. Granger. mother Of the
groom, wore black velvet and chiffon
with let trimmings. Mrs, Durham
wore an evening frock of green and
pink tulle with corsage OF pink rose
buds.
Immediately following the ceremony
reception was held at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Hite on Fairmont ave
nue.. Mr.. and Mrs. Hite, together
with Mr. and Mrs. Harry K. Granger
and Mrs. Harry B. Granger the latter
Two the parents of the groom Of Lin
coin, Neb., Miss Lucille Hite and En-
est Granger received the guests in
the living room after which they were
invited to the dining room which was
lovely IN a color scheme Of pink and
green with large brides cake adorn-
ing the center of the serving table.
Those who assisted in entertaining
the guests were Mesdames w. "A.
Wiedebusch, Fred Helmick, M. 2. Ash
craft sd John F. Phillips. The
bridesmaids assisted in serving the
Following the reception Mr.. and
Mrs. Granger left on the $40 train
for New York city where they will
spend several days and from there
will 20 to Chicago and thence to Lin
coin, Neb., where they will reside.
The brides going away costume was
handsome coat suit of henna peach
bloom cloth deliberately trimmed In
beaver With this suit she wore hat
Of duVetyne embroidered In henna
and shoes and gloves OF henna. When
the bride tossed her boquet it, was
caught by Miss Martha Hutchinson.
The bride who is one OF the charm
ing members Of the younger society
SET Is the eldest daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. R. NJ. Hlte. She was born and
reared in this city. During the past
several years she had been student
at Miss Britol's school and at Guns
ton Hall in Washington. Since her
debut into society she has been recog-