The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-26
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! Presbyterian church in TINS city
when Miss Martha Juliet Hutchin-
son, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mel
vile Lee Hutchinson, became the
abride Of Andrew Jackson ColOorn.
The marriage ceremony was per-
4 formed by the Rev. K. S. Towson,
rector Of Christ Episcopal church,
. assisted by the Rev. Herman @.
9t6etEer, pastor OF the Presbyterian
church, in the presence Of a large
and representative assembly OF
men and women from this city ana
elsewhere.
Preceding the ceremony and as
the wedding guests assembled q
program. of lyrics and sOHuGLs was
softly played, and as the nupti4l
hour approached and the strains OF
the wedding march from Lohen
grin were sounded from the pipe
organ and taken up by the choir,
the bridal party entered The church
and advanced SLOWLY 10 the altar.
The ushers entered first, William
N. Engle and William J. F!aherty
. Pleading, followed by George DcBolt'
Jr., and George Henderson, the lat
ter OF Cumberland, I'D.
Miss Florence Hutchinson. SIS
ter Of the bride, and Miss Susan
Arnett. her cousin, led the bI.Ie5
attendants proceeding up the ilGht
and left aisles OF the church, lot'
lowed by Miss Pauline Jani3oR ana
Miss Mary Ellen Henry and tcot
their places before the chancel
railing.
Miss Irene Hutchinson, her sis,
ter's maid OF honor, preceded the
D bride who entered with her father.
They were met at the altar by the
groom and his best man, Captain
Prank c. Raymond.
AS the bridal chorus was con
Guided and while tho organ softly
played t'The Sweetest Story Ever
Told,H Rev. Mr.. TUwSon read the
marriage rites which made lhcnl
midland wife, using The bCauLliuL
RIG ceremony Of the Episcopal
church. They were driven TO the
Country club where u brilliant re-
canton was held, attended by ap'
pTy Ultimately three hundred guests
The church was artsticaiiy ar
ranged for the marriage. From
choir loft, altar rail and chancel
laurel, southern SmilaX and ferris
..had been hung, while large iTenci.
baskets containing whlte chryaan'
hemums added to the pretty Ell
ect. BunChes of white chrysan'
4Chemums tied with white ribbon
SEstreamers marked the pews when
had been reserved for the family
and close friends OF the bride ana
groom, Greenery had been artist
cally dra ed about the inverted
chandeliers in the church and this
also added to the artistic effect.
The brido who is one ot the hand
soonest and most attractive Young
women OF the city w@s bcautitui
in a creation OF ivory DUCHESS
satin, fashioned with court Train
a "a trimmed with tulle and orange
Blossoms. Her bodice was cut !ow
and her train fashioned Of heavy
folds OF satin. her veil, worn cap
fashio;., 7as caught with orange
blossoms and she ore a handsome
diamond studded platinum par pm
a gift from the groom. Her bouquet
was Of bride roses, orchids ga
ylilies OF the valley ShoTrreu '"tth
sweet heart roses and adldnLUln
rarleyonse. =,
Miss Irene Hutchinson. rs matii
of honor, was lovely in Il coStGlac
Of baby blue chiffon over silver
cloth deliberately embroidered IN
crystal beads with rhinestone Snou''
der straps, with which she wore
silver slippers. she carried al
arm bouquet Of Columbia tpinN)
roses showered with pint. sweet
THE bridesmaids were al beau
tiful in frock3 Of the hucs OF 'h2
reAIbow. The gowns wcae rash
ed alike and we're OF kitten car
satin with over bodices. shoulder
draDes and tunic of tuiiet with
shoulder straps Of rhinestuAes
They were fashioned nuop style
with wreaths Of French flowers
IAdrawed effectively below the waist
and with these froCks they were
slippers OF silver.
MISS Hutchinson wore peach
Il bloom pink and carried an arm
hOuduet Of pink roses with tie "l
peach bloom ribbon and tulie.
Miss Arnett wOre apricot and
carried an arm bouquet OF ycIIo"
(ward) roses, with tie OF apricot
and blue tulle and ribbon.
~ ! Miss Henry was Gowned II
\ crchid with an arm bouquet OF pins
roses, tied with pink and wIl'Is
tulle and ribbon.
Miss Jamison was costumcd In
Nile green with IN arm boaqWct ui
pink roses with tie OF ribbon AM
tlllle of green and white.
Mrs. Melville Lee Hutchinson
the BRIDES mother. was handsome
" gowned in black ]chantiiiy lacs
over charmeuse with diamond or
naments and wore a large picture
hat of black with blue ostrich
plnmes. Her corsage was vi pinA
q and pink bouVardia. Mrs
Harry B. Colborn, the groom's
mother, was costumed III black
satin with trimmings OF crystal
with pearl ornaments and wore a
corsage Eof pink roses and bou'
vardia. The groom's sister. Mrs
]. P, Reardon, wore a dress OF
white georgette.
Ia the great hall OF the Country
club house Mr.. and Mrs. IIutchtn'
son, together with the bride 3nn
groom, the groom's parents, MI
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