The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-15
Fisher.Hamllton.

2 ~ ts4Fef ldIullca VI LILO CITY LOOK pldC6
this afternoon at three O'Clock at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Hamilton
IN Fairmont avenue when their young
est daughter, Miss Ruth Ashmore
Hamilton, was joined in marriage with
Raymond Moore Fisher eldest son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Fisher, OF Pier
point avenue, this city.
The interior OF the Hamilton resi-
dence was tastefully decorated for the
occasion by the lavish use of palms,
ferns and roses, the decorations hay
ing been done sldllfully by the H.
Weber Flower company. In the hey
( window an embankment OF palms and
ferns made a pretty setting for the
marriage and In the dining room
where a salad lunch was served a
large white French basket OF pink
roses and Stevia showered with sweet
peas and smilax made lovely center
piece.
The bride and groom descended the
stairway as Miss Laura NJ. Briggs at
the plano sounded the strains of the
bridal chorus from Lohengrin and took
their places before the improvised al
tar, where using the beautiful ring
ceremony, the Rev. Claude L. Good
win, pastor of the First Methodist
Episcopal church, said the marriage
rites which made them man and wife.
The Caress, by Lamont, was softly
played during the ceremony.
Following the ceremony an infor-
mai reception was held and the bride
and groom were showered with con-
CALCULATIONS and best wishes. About
fifty OF the immediate family and
friends witnessed the ceremony.
The bride who is one of the most
attractive and popular young women
OF the city, was unattended and was
handsomely gowned in a coat suit OF
taupe cloth with trimmings of African
squirrel with which she wore black
hat shoes and gloves. Her corsage
was Of violets centered with orchids.
She was born and reared in this city
and has always been active in club,
social and church affairs. Since her
engagement was announced several
weeks ago she has been the honor
guest at a large number of social
functions.
Mr.. Fisher was also born and reared
here and is one of the popular young
men of the city. After completing his
education he was employed for years
In the engineering department Of the
Consolidation Coal company and only
recently left that company to accept
q similar position with the Fred T.
Ley company, of Springfield, Mass,
which company is constructing a num-
Der of-buhdings and residences in this
city. He is also popular in business
social and church affairs.
In the dining room the aides were
Mrs. Paul Hamilton, Mrs. George
Adar Hough and the Misses Mae
Montgomery, Eleanor Fox, Florence
Hntcldnson. Lena Hamilton, Ruth
Phillips and Lucille Shain. Little
Miss Margaret Linn Hamilton, niece of
The brides had charge of the guest
book and aided the guests in record
ing their names.
On the, 4:12 train Mr.. Fisher and
his bride left for Pittsburgh where
Eney VIII spend a brief honeymoon and
VIII retWn here on Sunday evening
and for the present will reside with
hef parents in Fairmont avenue. The
Weddtng party accompanied them to
the station and gave them a rousing
send OF.
Cards announcing the marriage were
bride.
Out Of town guests present for the
marriage were Miss Georgia Andres,
of Minneapolis, Mimi; Miss Margaret
Gallagher of Coshocton, Ohio, guests
of Miss Ethel Heintzelman, and vii
liam Campbell Moorhead, the fiancee
of Miss Heint1elman.
For Miss Heinteiman.
"A large wedding cake containing
ring, thimble and coin formed an at
tractive center piece for the table dec
orations at luncheon of beautiful ap-
pointments at which Miss Martha
Hutchinson was hostess today at The
Fairmont. The luncheon was given to
honor Miss Ethel Heintzelman whose
marriage to William Campbell Moor.
head, of Minneapolis, Mimi, will be
event OF next "Wednesday and the
guests included the members of her
wedding party. Miss Hutchinson will
be one of her attendants. Kewpie
dolls wearing large hats were stand
ing at each plate while the places were
marked with hand painted place cards
representing white slippers. The
luncheon throughout was one OF pref
~ appointments, During the serving
OF the luncheon the wedding cake was
cut Miss Heintzelman removing the
dirst piece. Miss Edith Hartman whose
"AAA NC 5OleIuulAeu Janu-
airy 2s to Stuart Ely, OF Jeanette. Pa,
was guest present and out OF town
guests were the Misses Georgia An
dros, of Minneapolis. Mimi, and Miss
Margaret Gallagher, of Coshocton,
Ohio.
TO Attend Mr.. Moorehead.
William Campbell Moorhead whose
marriage to Miss Ethel Heintzelman
will be celebrated on next Wednesday
evening at seven o'clock at the Fair
mont Country club has asked the fol-
lowing gentlemen to attend him at
his mnrriage. His brother Kenneth
Moorhead of Minneapolis, MINI will
be his best man and the ushers win
be William Hin, of Pittsburgh and
Messrs. John Windsor, Paul Fleming,
Nelson Beale, Paul Raymond, all OF
this city and Robert Book of Morgan
town. Mr.. and Mrs. William ]. Moor
head, parents of the groom and sons
Kenneth Moorhead and Alfred Moor
head will arrive here Sunday and will
be in attendance at the marriage. Miss
Ruth Heintzelmtln who will attend