The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-04-14
Tisnef Enuieman NuptiaIs.

5toner. Engtcmans Nuptiais
The marriage Of Miss catharine G.
Ense:msn. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William p. Engleman of this city. and
ALBERT Hin ,Tigner OF Birmingham,
Ala. was soIemnized this afternoon
at three O'Clock at the home Of the
bride on Monroe street in the pres
ence Of the family and a number Of
invited guests. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. DR.. Herman G..
= Stoetzer,. pastor OF the First Pres
Sbyterians church OF this city.
AS the guests assembled for the
marriage Miss Mary Louise Nichols
at the piano played a program of love
lyrics and sonnets and as the nuptial
hour approached and the chords OF
the wedding chorus from Lohengrin
were sounded, Miss Ruth Engleman
J. Is her sisters maid OF honor entered
( the parlor and took her place TO the
side, of the alta,- She was followed
by the bride who with her father as
& cendeds the stairway and took her
Y place before an improvised altar OF
ferns and roses. There she was met
by the groom and his best man Gu.
Borden, and using the beautiful and
Impressive ring service the marriage
rites were read following which an
informal reception was held.
z The bride who Is beautiful and at
.tractiye young woman was lovely in
q rufned costume of white chiffon
over white taffeta made girlishly. She
wore. no train nor veil and her cos
tune served but to enhance her youth
and Sloyellness. She carried q beau
Z tifuls shower bouquet OF bride roscs
and valley lilies.
ms Ruth Engleman as. maid OF
acnor was charming in costume of
turqnoise blue chiffon over taffeta
with which she carried an arm bou.
quet of pink bridesmaids roses.
Mrs. Engleman, the BRIDES mother.
was becomingly g6wned in a costume
Of flesh colored georgette and wore a
( ccrsage of orchid sweet .;beas. Miss
TiNer, the groom's sister, was pref
thy costumed in white tulle over
Z 'uesh.c olored taffeta with large pic
3 ture hat and wore a colonial bouquet
OF sweet peas, roses and for-get-me-
nots.
Mrs. Kuntz was gowned in blue
crepe meteor with which she wore a
corsage OF pink rose buds and sweet
u peas,
The interior of the home has been
transtormed into a bower OF beauty
under the sMllful hands of Mrs.
Hange of the Hauge Plant and Flower
House. In the parlor where the cere-
mony was performed an altar had
been improvised of ferns, palms and
blooming roses and before this altar
the marriage VOWS were plighted.
Abont the parlors and large reception
room French baskets OF pink snap
draons tied with large bows Of blue
tnlle carried out the color scheme OF
pink and blue, while in the dining,
room where a salad lunch was served
3 large white basket OF pink snap
dragons and blue forget-me-nots CEN
tered the serving table while show
er of these flowers fell from the dome
Suspended above the table to the cen
ter piece. sGaily colored butterflies
tched on baskets and flowers lent
setty air to the decorative effect.
lowing the ceremony an informal
ion was held during which Mr..
yrs. Engleman. Mr.. and Mrs.
Miss Ruth Engleman, Miss
of Bon Secour, Ala. sister
groom, Mrs. E. NJ. Kuntz Of
aem, Pa. a siste. of Mr.. Engle-
ID Mr.. Borden received the
Mrs. Hugh F. Smith had
pf the dining room and was
lin serving by her two young
rs, the Misses Margaret and
1ne Smith. Mrs. Frances E.
Is poured coffee.
Ts evening on the six O'Clock
Mr.. Tigner and his bride will
aeayes for Miami, Fla, where they will
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