The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-12
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Iried out with q large birthday cake
lighted with candles centering the
table. The guests included the fol-
lowing: Misses Helen Haggerty,
katherine Lowe, Louise Deltz,
Eleanor Hite, Frances Pryor, Kath.
crime Laynan, Ruth Barnes, Mary
NIcodemus, Rose Morgan, Emily
Lively, Jean Wiltshire, Augusta
hR1ghtmire, Louise Brown, Della
May Riggs, Grace Hunt, Maxine
and Buddy Fimple, Charles and
Pauline Koon, Janice Fleming, Mrs.
Fleming was assisted in entertain
ing by Miss Irene Homer.
Birthday Party
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Myer, en-
tertained Monday evening at their
home at BarrackVille at a surprise
party in honor of the thirteenth
birthday anniversary of their
daughter, Miss Leona Wyer. The
guests were served with refresh
ments. Those present were:
Gladus Swisher, May Shackleford
Beryl Miller, Eva Ridgeway, Ger
aldine Cook, Grace Tenant Ralph
Beall. Carl Hood, Albert Tenant,
Virgie Wyer. Arval Wyer.
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Farls-Mayers.
The marriage OF Miss Mary
Eleanor Mayors, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. S. Mayors, OF this city,
and Robert Davidson Faris, OF
Bridgeport, was solemnized yester-
day afternoon at four o'clock at the
First Presbyterian church, the Rev.
H. G. StoetZer, pastor Of the church
performing the ceremony. The
church was artistically decorated
for the wedding, q profusion Of
autumn leaves. ferns and fall
flowers embanking the altar and
railing forming most exquisite
setting for the marriage. During
the arrival OF the wedding guests
Mrs. E. Z. Church at the pipe or
gan played bridal song and as tho
hour approached for the nuptials
Mrs. Forrest FankhauseT sang ef'
fectively. "Oh Promise Me" Is
the bridal chorus from LohaaEri&
was sounded the bridal party en-
tered the auditorium Of the church
and took their places before the al
tar where Dr. StoeiZer read :ha
marriage service, using the ring
ceremony. The ushers who wa-o
the Mesrrs shirley ana George
Mayors. brothers Of the bride. Gh"s-
ter Shinn. Of this city and tiiy
CarskaddoE. Of Clarksburg, lrd be
bridal party. Miss Eilt,a;b
Mayors. her sisters aud maid o:
honor preceded the bride wlIO enter.
ed with her father. Preceding to
the altar they were met BY the
groom and his les! man. Robert
Carskaddon, of Clarksburg. The
bride and groom and their attend
ants left the church In the reverse
order in which they entered and
were driven to the home OF the
bride on Watson avenue where an
Informal reception was held for the
immediate families and friends.
The bride who is handsome
young woman was styllshly and be
comingly gowned In 4 coat suit OF
dark brown duyetyn embroidered
With this she wore a squirrel neck
piece and a hat of honey dew vel
vet embroidered in silver. Her cor
sage was of sweet heart roses, lilies
OF the valley and gardenias.
The maid of honor was pretty in
a dress Of black canton crepe with
white beaded bands and large black
picture hat. She wore American
Beauty roses.
In the dining room where re.
freshmeuts were served a large
wedding cake centered the table
which was prettily decorated in fall
flowers and greenery. When the
cake was cut the ring was found by
Miss Margaret Brooks, OF Martins
burg, w. Va A number of the
young women friends OF the bride
served in the dining room. After
the reception Mr.. Faris and his
bride took the 1850 train for visit
to Eastern cities after which they
will take up their residence neal
Bridgeport.
The bride is a charming and &c
complished young woman. She is
graduate OF the Fairmont High
school and the Fairmont State Nor