The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-03
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WEDDING SOCIAL EVENT ~
CANTON. OHIO.

/ Scores o. friends viii read with tB-
torest the account of the shuttleworth-
Fisley sddlng. which was a social
event Of last saturday in Canton. o.
AR shuttloworth - a former ponsa-
coiian and has many relatives and
friends here.
zone ~ the iovllest ~ the seasons
weddings took place saturday in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs T. =. FlGley on
the North Cauton-rd. when their
daughter Marie became the bride 81
I AIR. William L. shuttleworth 81 this
city. son OF Mr. and Mrf David shut
+ tieWorth o. Pensacola Fla.
The living room fireplace, before
which the oeremOn was performed
/ vas banked VIII ferns bld southern
smllax. which formed a hackaround
I FOR clusters ~ Russo roses. vases 81
the roses were used about the ro IS
Of the house.
at the stroke a. 6. to the strain. 81
a harp, play ed By Prof Hug Chalm-
ers ~ Akron. the bridal party descend
81 the stairs. The bridegroom and his
attendant Mr.. Raymond Langley.
came FIRST and were met az the altar
by Or. Albert r. Day. who read tho
marriage service. They were followed
By the bridesmaid. Miss Evelyn Fig.
lev. q sister ~ fHa bride. who wore
chiffon in lovely tones shading from
American beauty o. pale rose. The
gown was made over silver cloth A
corsaEo 81 American Beauty roses
completed tho costume.
The bride came last. walking with
hor father. who gave her IN marriage
She wore a bridal gown Of white panne
velvet. made with q train The front
~ the bodice and the short sleeves
were OF Brussels lace Her veil OF
tulle was held AZ the head with a frill
~ the lace She carried a bouquet u
roses and archlds. showcred with lilies
~ the valley
Immediately following the eere-
mouy. a receiving line was formed Of
members Of the bridal party. the
brides parents her grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs. William Figlsy. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Figly II, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Bratton Scott OF New York
city and Miss Genevieve Shuttieworth
% Pensacola sister Of the bridegroom.
Dinner was served 10 the guests at
small tables. charmingly arranged
with Russell and Schuyler roses. and
lighted with candles. The brides table
bore a plateau OF 70 "a four silver
candlesticks with piga shades. The
fav0rs for the guests were also IN pink.
Mr.. and Airs. Shuttieworth left later
in the evening for a motor trip 20
New York in their car. the gift OF the
brides father Mrs. Shuttieworth
wore a hat OF henna duvetine and q
Hudson seal coat They VIII be away
several weeks. and upon their return
win reside until spring ia tho Figley
home. Mr. and Mrs. Figiey will leave
Immediately after Christmas Tor Ha-
wall
Mrs. Shuttieworth IS well known
here. and Is a member OF the Junior
Service Club and the Canton Day
Nursery Association. She II n grad /
uats OF Western Reserve University
During the war she spent a year over
seas as "a reconstruction aide.
The bridegroom graduated from
Stetson University in Florida. He was
commissioned as captain In tho hath
infantry. Dixie division. during the
war and served overseas for a year
and half. lie n new with the Can
ton Grocery Company here
Among tho out of-town guests Al
the wedding were Mr.. and Mrs. James
Bratton scott Of New York city, Miss
Shuttleworth q Pensacola. Mr.. and
Mrs Patrick Hayes. Mrs. Ida NJ
Lockwood Of Cleveland and Senator
and Mrs. Atel pomerene Of washing
ton. u. G.
"Air and Mrs FIgley entertained
the bridal party and few other guests
20 dinner Friday evening AZ Congress
Lake club. After the dinner. a re-
hearsal Of the marriage service was
held. Canton Exchange