The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-12

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Iat ST Joseph i Catholic Church ip i
tRobfngon street wi al the Reverend
Rather Gilbert offfefat ting The
i church was beautf fully decorated
/ for the event with "a profusion of
flowers and greenery al large arch
| built over the altar had suspended
from 1t a large floral wed ding bell
| aDd as the bridal couple left the al
tar, brother of the bride pulled a
ribbon and the bride and groom
were showered with rose petals.
The church was packed to capacity
for the event, which was one of the
most beautiful weddings ever held
lin this city
The bride was attended by Mrs.
| Frank Delegate, a cousin, as maid
the bridegroom best man. The
bridesmaids were the Misses Mary
Romino, Rose Scagnellf, Margaret
Old, Anna Romino. ] eannette Pacif-
ffco. Rose Rufano. The flower girls
were Rosie DeligattifG and Eileen
Rouino. James poIino was the
ring bearer The ushers We're:
Michael Deligatti. leonard Romino,
Anthony F'etherol, Michael .Deligat.
ii, Michael Romino and De1igatti-
The bride was lovely in hand
some costume of white satin, bead
/ ed in pearls, and she wore long
tulle veil and carried shower
bouquet of brides roses and valley
lilies. She wore handsome string
| of pearls, the gift of the groom.
The marion of honor also wore a
! beautiful costume OF white. and
the maids were gowned in the col!
Tors OF the rainbow. green, orchid.
! orange and pink, and carried arm
| bouquets Of pink carnations
! Frank Delegate. cousin of the
bride, who is member, of the Phil
adelphia Symphony Orchestra play
| ing the first violin, played Trau
merei" preceding the ceremony, ac-
| coInpanied by Miss Katherine
Moore. Miss Lowe played the we'd
Ldipg march. The bride was given
[away by her brother, Anthony Ro-
fmino. The ring ceremony was
used.
| Following the ceremony the we'd
| ding party and guests, some five
hundred in number, assembled at
the Romino home at 21O Mckinney
street, where they enjoyed the hos
pitality of the Rominos. The guests
| enjoyed an elaborate feast, while
the West Virginia Orchestra rem
dered music. Following the recep-
| ton, Mr.. and Mrs: Shuttle, left for
wedding journey to eastern cities,
following which they will reside
here.
The bride is a beautiful young
woman and is popular here with a
wide circle of friends She is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Dominic
Romino. Mr.. Shuttle is splen-
did young man and Is a general
contractor with headquarters in this
city.
As the wedding party drove from
the church through the city, it pre-
scented pretty sight with the
flowers and gay colored costumes
| worn by the young women.
Will Picnic.
The children of st. Peters Cath
Ole Church will picnic on Thurs
day of this week at Loop Park. The
| picnic will be the closing event of
a week of festivities attendant upon
commencement.
Chapter viii Meet.
The Robert E. Lee chapter or
the q. D. c. will meet tom orrow at
$3.50 at the home OF Mrs. J.. E. Nc
Coy in Spring street.
Return Horne
Mrs. Raymond F. Crump and
daughter Florence have returned
to their home in Cincinnati, Ohio,
after a visit here with the for
mer's mother, Mrs. F Dean,
at her home on Third street. fney
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they had attended the marriage Of
Miss Elizabeth Charlotte Dalzell
of Ben Avon and William G.. Fps
TEN of Chicago. Little Miss Crump
was train bearer at the MARRIAGE
Miss Dalze1l was maid at the
marriage in this city a number OF
years ago of Miss Dean and Mr..
Crump. Mr.. Crump came here ana
accompanied his family home.
To Cleveland
Miss Malissa Crowl, a member
OF the high school faculty left yes
terday for Cleveland, Ohio, where
she will be the guest of her sis
ter. Mrs. Herman Pocock. She
viii also visit her brother. Mich
olas Crowl and Paul Crowl al
Wheeling and Detroit. Mich.
To Meet
AT the monthly supper and bus
mess meeting ofythe Business and
Professional Women's Club to be |
held at 5:45 tomorrow at the Y. |
W. c., A., Mrs. C. w. Waddell, al
new member of the organization,
will sing. Business matters Will be
attended to, and plans will be
made for those who will~attend the
convention of the federated clubs
to be held at Chattanooga, Tenn, !
July 10 and Is. No special pro
gram will be observed. and the
meeting will be informal.
Observation-Disclosures
Andrew Robinson, son OF Mr. !
and 3Irs. A. J. Robinson Of Harris I
vile. and Miss Cleo .Pearle snod- i
grass, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. i
H. Snodgrass of Warrington. We're !
united in marriage last Tuesday at !;
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