The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-19
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sg33 For Bride.
Mrs. F. Earl Brown was hostess
81 evening at the home OF ner
farents: Mr.. and Mrs. H. v. Horner'
TBroadWay street, at an announce
ent party and miscellaneous
bower honoring her sister, MISS
arie Horner, who will be married
fhg December to Benjamin Y.
mpHn, of Wheeling. The engage
snt was announced during th5
eniug. The interior OF tho hoIse
was prettily decorated, a Color
qeheme Of pink and white having
Rbe6nf effectively used and pretty
SVors were given the guests. IN a
kitest which was a feature OF n
Stertainment the prize was award
ITO Miss Mary LaFollette. The
fIfs1r was one Of attractive appoint
biaents, Miss Horner is a charming
fsbung woman and Is a daughter OF
j. and Mrs. II. v. Horner. OF this
Aitfy. while Mr.. Templin Is a prom
lhept young business man OF Wheel'
~. Miss Horner is the youngest
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. y.
EHorner, prominent residents Of the
IFEaSt side. She is A pupil In the
East side high school. a member OF
Sthe Senior class. They will take
|alp their residence in Blueheld
Where the groom has recently en-
ged in business.
HamIIton.DavIs.
.The marriage OF Edgar Barnes
AHamilton and Miss Maravonda Da-
Sssis, both Of this city, was solem'
l4fzed this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
Iat the home OF the bride's mother,
TtArs. Lottie Wyckoff, on Spring
street. The ceremony was perform
led by the Rev. William J. Eddy, pas
,tfor Of the First Baptist chruch. in
the presence OF the Immediate fam
,dly and friends.
The bride ana groom entered the
living room to the strains OF the
SrIdal chorus from 'Lohehgrin
hyed on the piano by Miss Lucille
hamilton, a cousin OF the groom.
and were preceded by their attend
santg, MI. and Mrs. Roy jenkins, the
latter a sister OF the bride, The
bride and groom left the room 70
.sthe strains OF the Mendelsshon we'd
4ing march.
The bride who is a young woman
ofmuch charm and culture, was at
|Eracttvely gowned in 4 modish coat
ikuit Of dark blue mar"ella cloth
with trimmings OF grey squirrel FUR.
Her hat, shoes and gloves were OF
blue and grey and she wore a CO..
mage OF Columbia roses.
~ AFSRr Tna1~ty11 NN.o hnRNn1inPIV COS
tuned in a dress of black pam"
velvet with which she wore a BLACK,
picture hat and a corsage OF Aaron
roses.
Following the ceremony an infor
Nal reception was held and re
.freshments we're served. Mr.. and
MRS. Hamilton left on the 4:l2
sfrain for New York and other cast.
!ern points where they will spend
their honeymoon and upon their
Return will take up their residence
I'M Chicago street.
1.-The dining room was tastetuIlH
decorated in yellow and green
CRrysanthemums and. ferns 4haying.
3bsen used to carry out trc effect
does in the shapes OF slippers we're
sServed. Mrs. Roy jenkins was ~
charge OF the dining room and wa:
assisted in serving b. vert
friends of the bride. Chrysanthc
NUNS and ferns were also used IN
the decorations OF the li.ing room
The bride is a charming Young
3Moman and is the daughter of Mrs
szottie Davis and the late w. X
Davis. She has spent practically
her entire lie here where she Il
;auite a ~favorite. For some time
she has been employed as stenog'
HAPPIER for A. Sweeney Fleming tn
the Fairmont Auto Sales company.
She is a descendant OF a well
known Marion county family. hel
father having been born and reared
jns Marion county. On her mothers
side she is descended from the
sWyckofr family prominent in Tay
ao1 county.
Mr. Hamilton is a son OF John S.
Hamilton. of this city. and was
Norn IN this city. With his parents
e spent several years Of his life at
}oise. Idaho, returning here a mum
l9ar OF years ago. He is a grand.
3on-of the late Elmus, Hamilton, a
tnIoneer settler OF Fairmont. He il
employed as car accountant by the
5Monongahela Power and Railway
company. Both Mr.. Hamilton and
his bride are popular In. this city.
The engagement OF Miss Davis
and Mr.. Hamilton was announced
recently at a prettily appointed pre-
aptia1 party at which Mrs. Jen