The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-20

A brilliant marriage was sol.
emnized at Warrington on Satur.
day evening at seven o'clock when
Miss Lucy Gertrude Prichard, Of
Warrington, became the bride Of
George John Jochem, OF Peoria,
Illinois. The ceremony was per.
formed at the home OF the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Absolom
Wellington Prichard, in the midst
lof an assamblage Of three hundred
guests, by Rev. John Beddow. pas.
tor Of the NJ. z. church. OF Man.
nington. assisted by the Rev. H. D.
Clark, D. D.. of Warrington. The
! interior OF the Prfchard home had
been transformed into bower Of
beauty by the lavish use Of cut
flowers and greenery. III the draw.
ing room where the ceremony took
place handsome improSlsed altar
Of white satin had been built and
this was covered with lilies and
ferns. To the strains Of the wed.
ding chorus from Lohengrin. played
by the Court Theatre orchestra Of
Wheeling, the bridal partySdescend.
/ ed the stairway and approached the
altar. Little Miss Charlotte Roen.
! daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. 4. Burch
Koen, Virginia Coleman. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. J Howard Cole
man. and Master John Long. son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. Howard Long.
all cousins OF the bride. led the
party carrying streamers Of white
ribbons which formed an aisle
through which the bridal party en-.
tered. The bride was attended by
Mrs. Harrison F. Carr. of lndepend.
enGc, Kansas. Mrs. Charles Tnger.
soil. OF Cleveland, Ohio. and Miss
Margaret Conway, OF Peoria, ILL.,, as
Salds. and by Miss Nella Wethereli,
Of Chester, Pa. as maid OF honor.
Little Miss Susan Rehekah Prich.
ard, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester L. Prichard, niece of the
bride. as flower girl, preceded the
bride who entered the room with
llcr father and was met Mt the al.
tar By the bridegroom and his hest
man, Chester L. Prichard, brother
Of the bride and the officiating min.
listers.
The bride was handsomely gown.
ed in a creation OF white ivory
satin fashioned entrain with long
tulle veil and trimmings OF duchess
and rose point lace. Her veil was
crowned with cap Of old point
lace and caught with a wreath Of
orange blossoms. She carried q
shower Of bride roses and valley
lilies. Her going awav costume
was a dress OF dark blue canton
, crepe blue taffGta hat, blue duvetyn
, coat with trimmings OF grey fur.
Miss Wetherill was attired in yell
low geolgette crepeTS with golden
b. swn girdle of tulle and carried
yellow daisies. The attendants
wore geoFgctte gowns Of the pastel
shades and each was fashioned in
the same design with girdle OF
golden brown tulle. They carried
large clusters OF spring flowers.
Mrs. IngcrsOl wore wedgewood
blue: Miss Conway wore pink and
Mrs Carr was in pale green. They
wore silver slippers. The little
flower girl and ribbon bearers wore
dainty orGandle dresses, ruftled and
| embroidered. and Master John Long
wore a white sailor suit. The
flower girl carried a basket OF
roses and rose petals we're scat.
tered in the pathway Of the bride.
Mrs. PrtChard, mother of the
bride. was attired in a beautiful
dress OF black lace over satin, with
panels beaded In blue and gold.
Mrs. Jochem. the Eroom's mother.
wore black crepe meteor combined
with cream lace.
a reception followed the mar.
riage and an elaborate wedding
i supper was served by a Pittsburgh