The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-02
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pehutlIul wedding was sol
emn!zed at Z O'Clock last evening
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. HO-
mer Hall on Pittsburgh avenue,
when their daughter, Miss Louise
) Gertrude Hall. became the bride
Of Delmar Robinson Of Win
chester, Va. The marriage was
aolemnlsed by the Rev. A. D.
Craig. pastor Of the Diamond
j Street Methodist Episcopal
Church III the presence OF about
seyenty-ttve relatives and intimate
friends.
The living Eooms and the sui
parlor were decorated In a profus.
sion OF ferns and southern smilaA.
with tall standards and baskets Of
yellow aad white NUNS grouped
about the improvised altar, before
which the bride and groom stood
for the ceremony.
AS the nuptial hour approache l.,
70 the strains of the bridal
chorus from Lohengrin, played by
Miss Frances Haggerty, the bridal
party entered the living room
from the stairway. The bride
groom and bis best man, ]. Louis
Maphls OF Winchester, Va, cana
first, aud were followed By Miss
Mildred Robinson, the brides
nlaid-of-honor. Preceding the
bride. who entered with her faith
%, came her flower girl, her little
Sister, Miss Martha Hall. The
bridal party was met before the
pre- dieu. by Reverend Mr.. Craig
who married them, using the ring
ceremony, During the ceremony
Miss Haggerty played Cadman's
fAt Dawning."
The bride, who is a pretty
blonde, was lovely in a BRIDES
dress Of crepe romatuc, elaborate
" beaded and gIrlish, the entire
bodice and. skirt being fashioned
~ crystal beads on a crepe foun-
dation; Her long tuIle veil, with
rose point crown, was caught, cap
shape, to her head by orange bios
ksoms. and orange blossoms also
Caught the evil 10 the pannelcd
skirt. Her slippers were OF white
Z satin with rhinestone buckles, and
she wore a handsome diamond set
platinum bar pin, the gift Of the
groom. She carried. "a shower bou-
iduet Of brides roses, valley lilies
and orchids. Her going-away cos
tune was a dark blue pioret twill,
touched UP with Harding blue, a
blue and silver cloth turbln trim
med with seal, seal skin coat
and grey suede and black patent
leather slippers,
Miss Robinson, her mail-of-
honor, was beautifully gowned IN
& dress Of corn flower blue lace,
with ribbon roses at the girdle
and shewpre a silver band in her
hair. the band having been this
BRIDES gift to her maid-of-honor.
She carried an arm bouquet OF
yellow chrysanthemums tied with
q yellow and corn flower blue
tnlle tie.
Miss Martha Hall, the attractive
little flower girl, who is winsome
little brunette, wore a dainty frocx
of yellow chiffon, with handmade
roses In pastel shades at her shou..-
derss She nlso wore a silver band
in9her hair, this also having been
o Gift from the bride. She carried
basket OF yellow rose leaves,
,aich she scattered in the path o:
the bride.
The BRIDES mother, Mrs. Homer
Hail, was handsomely gowned In
q costume of black crepe ronaine,
I, with rhinestone buckles, and she
wore a corsage Of Ward roses and
violets: The bridegroom's mother,
Mrs. Q. i. Z Robinson Of Wfnches'
ter, Va, was gowned in a hand.
some dress Of black charmeuse.
i The bride Is a charming young
\ woman. and since finishing school
has boen popular in society. She
: Is the eldest daughter Of her pa
rents and Is descended from prom
inent families Of this part OF West
Virginia. Her father Is a member
sf the Mountain City Drug Co.
She was graduated from Mt. De
Chantel Academy at Wheeling and
later from the Scudder School at
New York. Since her. engagement
was announced several weeks ago.
she has been the guest Of honor
AT q number OF social affairs.
Mr.. Robinson is "a SON Of Mrs.
J Robinson and the late Charles l..
Robinson >ot Winchester, Va. and
was formerly a resident Of this
scity. He Is a nephew Of Clarence
Df Robinson, Harry P! Robinson,
and Mrs. A. W. Sterling, all Of
Fairmont. He was graduated from
I. the Dickinson College at Carlisle,
4 Pa. aud Is a member H. tho Phi
Kappa. Sigma. fraternity. Ile Is 10.
I Gated IN Winchester, being asso-
ciated with the G. L. Robinson
lea g Cold Storage Corporation.
which does q cold storage. ice and
fruit growing business. He Is also
splendidly connected in West Vir'
Following the ceremony, nm In
FORMAL reception was held at the
EfIall home. In the receiving lius
were Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Hail
parents Of the bride, Mrs. c. L
Robinson. mother of the bride
giT.oom, Miss Mildred Robinson
Miss Martha Hall and the bride and
bridegroom.
< IaIthe; dining room, the table
from whtch-the guests we're served
with Ices, cakes and CONNECTIONS
was conferred with basket Of
white and yellow pomponB, vita
tics OF yellow and white tulle, with