The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-26

MIsS Waueta Prlce entertained a
number of her young friends Thursday
evening at her home In opekiska in
honor OF her sixteenth birthday ami
yersary. Music and games were en-
joyed throughout the evening and at
a late hour Refreshments were served
ALL left wishing Miss Price many more
happy birthdays.
Patroness Chosen.
Patronesses as follows have been
chosen for the charity dance to be-
given at the Fairmont hotel on the
evening Of Tuesday, February. the
tenth by the Court Joan of Arc Daugh
ters of Isabella: Mesdames w. A.
Small, J.;W. Devison, John G.. Burchin
al, Carroll Turner, Leo Smallwood,
D. F. Talbot, W. s. Raymond, ]. A.
Anwyll, George T Watson, John H.
Rock, Jr, Charles Hood, James Burns,
James Barry, Thomas P. McCray, e.
F. Holbert, John j. Mulvehill, E. II.
Ford, T. A. Deyeny, ]. T. Sloan.
Shtnns jazz orchestra will furnish
music for the evening and extensive
plans are being made to make the
event most enjoyable one.
A number of young people spent
the week end In Morgentown and at
tended the Pen Hellenic dance on
Saturday night, Among those who
were present were the Misses iath-
eryn Riggleman, Claude Layman, Ele-
amor Peddicord, Martha Raymond,
Frances Raymond and Bess Hunt.
Former Fairmonters Married.
The many friends OF Mr.. and Mrs.
P. R. Gailmard, former residents of
this city, will be interested in the ac-
count Of the marriage of their two
daughters, the Misses Eleanore Marie
and Gertrude Marie, which was print
ed in the Atlanta Constitution of a
recent date. Mr.. and Mrs. G!lmard
were residents OF this city for eleven
years having resided in Fourth street;
"Of interest to a wide circle OF
friends was the double wedding We'd
nesday morning at Sacred Hear
church of Miss Eleanor Marie Call
mard to Mr.. Mark Mcdonald, and Miss
Gertrude Marie Gailmard to Mr.. C. j.
Arban, of Washington, d, G.. The
brides are daughters OF Mr.. and Mrs.
P. R. Gailmard, of 20 e. Baker street.
The church altar was decorated
with Christmas flowers, poinsettias
and white, roses. Miss Marguerite
Gailmard, a cousin OF the brides, and
Mr.. Augustine Cain were attendants
for Mrs. Mcdonald, and Miss Louise
Gailmard, a sister of the brides, and
Mr.. c. s. Wolf were attendants for
Mrs. Arban. Paul and Joseph Gall
mard were altar boys, and Miss Rosina
Asmus played the wedding march.
Father Guinan performed the cere-
mony. The brides were given away by
their father, Mr.. p. r. Gailmard. II
".Tse brides were. dressed in blue
serge coat suits with white gloves
and black maine hats, and wore cor
sage bouquets OF pink roses and mar
cissi. The bridesmaids were dressed
in dark blue and wora corsage bouuets
Of pink roses. Their parents were
married just thirty years ago. and
their brother, cr. c. R., Gailmard, OF
California, was married iust a wear ago
this month, In the same church and by
the same priest.
The unique ceremony Is OF special
interest In that 1t is the first dontle
wedding in any Catholic church in At
lanta In twenty years, and the first
one ever had in Sacred Heart.p
Priee Ward Nuptials.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 25.-The we'd
ding Of Miss Caroline Brooks ward
and Mr.. Thomas Brooke. Price. mem
bers Of prominent Charleston families.
which event took place Saturday afts
esaanna at four o,clnck At 81 .Inhnss