The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-24
Reed.Layman.

at Two O'clock at the nome oI Iue n.y.
and Mrs. W. b. Reed on fairmont
avenue, when their son, Foster Daie
Reed, was united in marriage WIZ
Miss CLAUDIA Layman, daughter o.
Mira. N. E. Layman, Of this CITY. Inc !
marriage rites were read by INC
eroofn's father. the Rev. Reed, assist.
cd py the Rev. Archibald Moore, o.
OAKLAND, superintendent Of the NOT
gaHtoWn district Of the NJ, Z. CONFER
M the strains Of the bridal chorus
from Lohengrin sweeuy played BY
the bridal party entered the living
room where the ceremony was per
formed ard during the ceremony ap-
propriate airs were played. Preceo'
iny.tbo entrance Of the bride and her
sttendsnts, Mrs. Basil Welch, Of
Clasksburg, sang beautifully "oh
Promise Ne" ,u..
The bride was attended by Miss
Marguerite Barnes as maid OF nonor
while the small sister Of the groom,
Rnth Reed and Evelyn Allard acted
AZ flower girls. Mr.. Reed was attend
ed by Dana Moore. Of Clarksburg. a
son Of Rev Archibald Moore.
The bride who is an unusually
beautiful and attractive young woman.
Vas becomingly costumed in a dress
~ white organdy. She carried
II..,.' shoyer hnunuet OF bride roses,
Ilorchids and sweet peas. Miss Barnes
her maid Of honor. was attractive IN
4 costume Of orchid orgardy With
which she carried an arm bouquet Of
pink roses. r,
feceution was held and The bride and
groom were showered with congratu-
lations and best wishes.
The interior Of the home was pro
fusely and beautifully decorated 10.
Z The occasion, rambler roses and palms
,redominating In the decorations. In
the dining room where Ices in ihe
shapes Of wedding bells, brides silp'
pers and hearts were served VITA
dainty CONNECTIONS and pastries. Mrs.
il ". Howard and Mrs. Fred Hell
mick presided. A large wedding cake
adorned the centre Of the table, the
first cut IN the cake having been made
By the bride following which piece
was given each guest. The dining
room aides were Mesdames W: D.
Darlington, ". J. BoydSton, H. }:
pa,, 3 n Moray G. + Crane and
Bailey Thompson.
Miss Layman is one Of the popular
Young women Of the younger society
set She Is a daughter Of Mrs. N. E.
Laymsn OF this city, and is a gradu,,
ate OF the Fairmont High school anu
tie Fairmont State Normal school.
Mr.. Reed Is popular Young man
OF this city and is associated with MS
father In business. He is gradu
ate Of Pennington college, Pennington
Following the reception Mr.. and
Mrs! Reed left 70. a tour Of the Great
Lakes, Niagara Falls and will also
.yisit in New York after which they
Ell return here where they will re-
Among the out Of town guests pres.
emit for the marriage were Rev. and
Mrs. Archibald Moore. Of Oakland,
Ma: Dana Moore. Of Charleston: Mrs.
Basil WEIGH. Miss Frances Moore.
Ms, Marmuduke Wells, and the
Misses Edith Gabriel, Ruth Sturm.
Beuna Orr and Jack Watt, all Of
Clarksburg.
At Fairmcnt.
. Mr.. and Mrs. G. Willard Embrey
and son, Bruce. have taken apart
mepts at The Fairmont for the sum.
mer. Mr.. Embrey who had been 10
Gated In Morgantown associated win
the Bishop Garage and Supply com
many has severed his connection with
that firm and Is leaving soon for
I Cleveland, Ohio. and from there Will
%. to points in Oklahoma. During his
absence Mrs. Embrey and son will
reside at The Fairmont. Master Bruce
Is recovering at this time from Sc
we're illness with tonsilitis.
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Society to Meet.
The Aid society Of the Southern
Methodist Episcopal church will meI
tomorrow evening at the home Of
MIS-. R. ] .Yoak on Second street. The
members are asked to be present.
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Marriage Celebrated
The marriage OF Miss ThOra Leota
R6binson Of this city and Greenland
THOMPSON FedereI. Of Morgantown.
vas quietly celebrated last evening
nine O'Clock at the home OF the
BRIDES parents Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.
Rnbinsori on Fenimore street The
Rev. John Calvin Broomfield perform
ed the marriage ceremony in the
presence Of the immediate family.
The bride was hecoming!y gowneG
N a costume OF white georgette and
satin and carried beautiful shower
hnuouet Of orchids and roses show
area with sweet peas. She was I'M
attended.
y me living room where the ceremony
Xas performed was a bower Of beauty
isrge clusters Of Dorothy Perkins
roses having been used Drofusely
about the chandeliers fire place and
IN various other places about the
The bride Is a daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs 4 C Robincon Of Fenimore
street this city and is a Young woman
81 unusual charm Of manner. She
graduated from the Fairmor: high
school IN the class Of 1916 having
been yaiedictorian Of the class and
iater graduated from the Fairmont
State Normal school. For the past
Two ysa.s she had taught in the VIII
Ham R. White school.
Nj. Federer is a. son Of Rev. and
Mrs. G. A. Federer OF Morgantown.
He Is also graduate OF the Fair
mont State Normal school Of the class
81 1915 aad at the time war broke
cut was a junior al the West Virgin
a university. kfte- returning from
service he engaged in business in
NorEantown where they will reside
Temporarily. While in service Mr..
Federer was a member Of the famous
Eightieth division which saw active
overseas service.
This morning Mr.. and Mrs Federer
are leaving for Camp Lee at Peters,
burg, 70. and from there will go TO
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