The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-05
LOCAL SOCIAL EVENTS

r.sGGrn.ns chugal,
Miss Pauline Jamison will return
this evening from Pit:sburg, Pa, where
she had spent the past ten days as the
guest Of friends. Miss Jamison was
maid OF honor at the marriage of Miss
9 Margaret Hosack and Frances O'Hara
Mooreland which was celebrated on
New Years day at Pittsburgh. The
Pfttsurgh Gazette-Times says the
following Of the marriage:
AT 1880 O'Clock on New Years night
in the Third Presbyterian Church the
wedding of Miss Margaret Hosack,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ.
Hosack, of South Negley avenue, and
Francis o'Hara Moreland Of Fifth
avenue took place, the Rev. DR.. w.
j.. McEwan officiating before an altar
OF cibodium ferns, bamboos, and high
ly colored cretons, which formed a
background for two standards filled
with flowers and tied with white satin
ribbon. The bride, who was given in
marriage by her father, wore a gown
OF ivory satin and pearls, with bodice
OF rose points lace. Her tulle veil.
fashioned in q coronet effect, was held
In place by band Of orange blossoms
and pearls. She carried q shower OF
white orchids and sweetheart roses.
The colors of the opal were carried
out in the taffeta and tulle gowns OF
the attendants. The procession was
led by Miss Bessie Watson of New
York In yellow, Miss Nancy Evans
Dillnger in green, Miss Ruth Phillips
in blue and Miss Athelia Bergman,
pink They were followed by the maid
OF honor, Miss Pauline Jamison, or
Fairmont, w. Va, in gown of or
child satin and silver cloth. All the
attendants carried arm boquets to
harmonic with their frocks.
The men in the party included ].
Robert Showalter Us Mr.. Moreland's
best man and the ushers were George
NJ. Hosack, Jr., Phillip Hench, Russell
Moon, Frank B. Wickersham and
David N. Denham. A reception IN
the Rittenhouse followed the ceremo.
ny, the bridal party receiving befora
an embarlfment of ferns and bamboos.
The wedding supper was served in
the room adjoining the ballroom. The
!, colops Of the opal were carried out in
the centerpiece at the brides table,
and was lighted with tall tapers In
crystal colonial sticks.
After an Eastern trip Mr.. and Mrs.
Moreland will live in Negley avenue.
Mothers Club.
The Mothers club will meet Tues
day afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at the
home Of J. w. Mowery at 2o9 Wal
nut avenue. Mrs. Jennie Engle will
lead. the devotional exercises and q
duet VIII be sung by Mrs. Pearl Reed
Wise and Miss Pauline Reed. Mrs.
j. "a. Meredith will give tall: and
the hostesses will be Mrs. Mowery
and Mrs. Victor Mowery.
Attended Dance
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Arnett have re-
turned from pa kersburg. where they
attended the w Years Dinner
dance given by Cosmos club Of
that city.
Parkersburg Guest.
Miss Ruth Baker of Parkersburg is
the guest Of Miss Elsie Welsh at tho
home of her parents on Pierpont ave.
tirday Guests.
their 6 3 5 on Sunday at their home
uE WE'VE fsllu aNeuuep MI. anu MrS.
L. II. Boor and children, Miss Melrose
and Jean of Warrington. Mr.. and
8 Mrs. Hoge; entertained at dinner on
Sunday covers being laid for Mr.. and
Mrs. Boor and. children, Mrs. Rose
Steel the Misses Jeanette and Carolyn
Bright, Miss Betty Carpenter the host
and hostess and their daughter Miss
Harriet Hoge.
To the East.
DIR. and MrssG, H. Brownfield left
last evening for Baltimore, where
hey viii spend a week. DR.. Brown
,ield accompanied patient to the
hospital there and Mrs. Brownfield
vent With him.
Returning Today.
Miss Mary Moulds Hurst who had
spent the holidays with her parents,
lir. and Mrs. w. J. wiegel or Benoni
avsnue is leaving this evening for
Poughkeepsie. N. Y, where she is n
itudent at yassar college.
TWO Piano Recital.
musical treat is in store for all