The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-13
Hatehlns- Miller.

Mas soiemnized on Saturday evening
III seven-thirty o'clock at the home
az the brides father, Walton Miller, on
Fairmo1lt avenue. The wedding while
beautiful in all Its appointments was
characterized throughout by extreme
Hintplicity- The interior OF the resi-.
Z dence was attractiyely arranged for
8 Eiie nuptials and was artistically dec
GRATED by the lavish use Of fall flow
els, autumn leaves, palms and ferns
Promptly at the npptial hour as the
Wedding march was sounded by Wall
ter d. stockley at the piano SIX
young women. Mrs. r. y. McCabe,
Mrs. A. NJ. Hill, Hiss Elsie Quarter
Smith. all Of Charleston, Miss Mary
Frances Hartley, Miss Hester Miller
OF this city, all cousins OF the BRIDE,
and Miss Martha Hutchinson also Oh
this city entered the living room
carrying white ribbons with which
they formed a pathway for the bride
who entered on the arm Of her father
and was preceded by her maid OF hon
or. her cousin, Miss Caroline Brooks
Ward, Of Charleston At the altar she
.4as met by the groom and his best
man Or. Elliott H. Hutchins. OF Bal
Smore. The Rev Charles Baird
Mitchell, rector of Christ Bpiscopa!!
church an uncle of the bride salu
the marriage rites.
The bride was handsomely and be-
eoningly gowned in the brIIll dress
Of hsr mother, ivory white satin anu
duchess lace. She wore tulle ven
caught with orange blossoms and car
RED shower bouquet of bride roses.
Tier maid Of honor, Miss Ward, was
rrettily eostumed in turquoise blue
ebarmeuse and carried an armful oil
mink roses. Following the ceremony
which united in marriage Miss Miller
md DR.. Hutchins the announcement
d the engagement Of Miss Ward ana
Thomas Brooks Price, Of Charleston
was formally made by her parents:
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Edwin Ward OF
Charleston. The young women at
PENDANTS wore pretty frocks OF white
charmeuse.
Following the ceremony an informal
reception was held and a wedding
sumner was served in the dining room
which was attractive in decorations
az bride roses and greenery, to the
soventy-five members of the wedding
party and the immediate family pres
ent 800. or+
Miss Caroline Brooks Ward captured
the ring, Miss Mary Frances Haruey
the. coin while the thimble went to
clinton Stockley When the bride
threw her bouquet it was caught also
by Miss Hartley
DR.. Hutchins and his bride left on
the $40 train for an eastern Wedding
iourney which will include an extend
ed automobile tour. They will be al
home in Baltimore after December
Mrs, Hutchins who was born and
reared in this city is a descendant OF
one of the prominent families of West
Virginia She is a daughter Of wal
ton miller a native of Charleston:
Mr. Miller is vice president Of the
National Bank of Fairmont in this
civ and is prominent in state bank
4 ing circles as we'll She Is a grand
daughter of EX- y oN nv
and Mrs A B Fleming of this city ana
1t wa: while Mr. Fleming was cover
nor of the state tnat Mr.. Miller m.t
and married her mother Miss IDA
watson Fleming. She is a great grand
daughter. of the late James Otis Wat
son nioneer coal operator OF west
virginia and great niece OF former
limited States Senator Clarence W.
4 watson. Mrs. Hutchins attended Miss
HALLS school at Pittsfield, Mass, and
was also a student at Miss Maderia,s
seiSoo; at washington, D. c. She is
a Young woman of charming person
alitv and is leader in society cir
efes in this city and is also popular
IN society circles in other parts OF
, the state and in Baltimore where
she spent the late summer and early
fall together with her father and her
amt Mrs. Nina Miller Thum.
Dr., Hutchins is son Of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Thomas L. Hutchins OF Gear
Hill, Nd. and at this time is located
III Baltimore in the practice OF ms
profession Of surgery. He graduated
from st. Johns school at Annapolis
Nd. and also from Johns Hopkins
University in Baltimore. He spent
fwo years in foreign service For one
YEAR he was with the British eTpe-
tlifionary forces and was later trans
ferred to the Johns Hopkins unit OF
the American army where he served
for one yesr He is also prominently
connected in Baltimore,
Among the out of town guests here
for the wedding were Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Edwin Ward and daughters
Mrs r. E. McCabe and Miss Caro-
line Brooks Ward, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
nj. Hill, Miss Elsie r. Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred staunton and Mr.. and Mrs.
D C. Galliher, all of Charleston, Lieu
tenant and Mrs. Montague Blundon
Of Washington, D. c., DR.. Elliott H.
Hutchinson of Baltimore, and Mr..
and Mrs, Geo. W. Fleming of New
York,
Doctor and Mrs. Amos Francis
Hutchins
\ Will be at home after
the first of December
Guilford Manor
Charles Street Avenue
Baltimore, Maryland