The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-23

aAIfaf SIMON daughter Oh MT
Mrs Arthur Dover Simon OF
ctty. and Charles James Shut
.oyth, son Of Mrs. Estelle Roger
ttleworth of Clarksburg. was
olemniZed yesterday evening at Z
bclock at the First Methodist Epis-
pal Church In Fairmont avenue,
re Rev Claude H. King, pastor OF
church, officiating
The church was a bower OF beau.
having been layishiy decorated
th q sprofusion OF Easter lilies.
hailax and ferns, an exquisite ar.
kangeinent Of these flowers AMI
eels making a pretty setting for
e Wedding.
Preceding the ceremony for a
orr an hour and while the guests
fere assembling, Mrs. j. Minor
anpham, at the organ, rendered a
lfflliapt program OF organ selec.
Rons such as Gounod's Romance
larfatto's "Love Song" Frysinger's
f3enedictlon Euptials," Lucso's in
finnfnerS, and Dlnn's "Dawn's En-,
Eminent As the nuptial hour
rev near, Mrs. Truman E. John.
EorS song Sandersons "Ail Joy Be-
Fhlne,. and at the conclusion Of
Pc song TO the opening chords o.
bridal chorus from Lohengrin,
bihyed. by Mrs. Durham, the bridal
bartyS entered the auditorium. Dur.
the ceremony, Cadman's "At
awning" arranged by Clarence
ddy was played.
The maids and maid of.honor
eceaed up the left aisle one at q
me while the ushers took the
ght aisle of the auditorium. Miss
Trim led the maids and was fol.
bysedaby Miss Aaron, Miss Robin.
51, Miss Hall and Miss Mona
|fnlon! The bride entered upon the
I'M OF her father, and as she ap-
roached the altar, the groom and
best man. Carlton Woods, met
hem, entering from the study. The
Lshers were James Carter and
MAXWELL Gaylord OF Clarksburg
nd Victor Shaw and Robin A. Hood
this city.
The Reverend Mr.. King, using
e ring ceremony, read the mar.
age service. To the strains OF
endelsshon's wedding march, the
eading party left the auditorium
the reverse order to which II had
tered They were at once driven
tho Country Club. where a bril-.
1yau hold
The bride. who is a handsome
pung woman of the brunette type,
as lovely in a gown OF ivory geor.
site heavily embroidered in 81!
kr beads. The gown was fashion.
q decollette. with short skirt and
Ianiers. with high beaded girdle
with long tulle veil, worn cap
shion with head piece OF orange
toosoms. The veil well over the
opEt train which was draped from
Pie Shoulders. Her slippers were
Fhite satin, beaded, and her bo,;.
uet was a shower of valley lilies
nd orchids. Her going-away gown
ascot navy blue poiret twill with
Ngora trimmings, with which she
kSbse "a hat Of blue taffeta and an
and grey suede pumps.
MISS Mona Simon, her sister.
aSd OF. honor. was becomingly and
S1odishly gowned In a creation OF
georgette, almost the entire
of which was Of silver beads.
gown vas sleeveless, cut low.
nd with It she wor silver brocad.
slippers. Her bouquet was a
olonial one Of sweetheart roses.
The bridesmaids -'ere charming
costumes of varied hues. They
ore with these costumes silver
fpcade slippers and carried arm
puauets Of pink roses.
Mis- Aaron's frock was OF orchid.
fhitton cloth, the skirt fashioned
fpNifont and the ruffles run with
liver Unread. From the waist al
ne side, a shower of roses and
Is gave a pretty touch and
mn eted a beautiful costume.
Miss Grim wore apricot pussy
illow effeta, richly embroidered
baskets and trimmed with cry.
III beads. Over the entire frock.
darker shade OF apricot was
acetully draped.
Miss Hali: wore a quaint colonial
stume of turquoise taffeta, with
yer lace fischu and a%pplicqued
pink roses and gold leaves.
Miss Robinson's gown was Of q
hautifils shade Of melon pink tat.
fashioned bouffont with gold
EcqAachu and deliberately trimmed
gold ribbon points.
Mrs. Simon, mother Of the bride,
Handsomely gowned In a cos
me OF black Spanish lace over
4 and wore a corsage OF orchids.
Shpttleworth. mother OF the
ooni. wore an elaborate costume
black with blue sequins, q cor
90 ofa orchids and roses.
fThe bride presented her maids
IN hoop bracelets set with rhine.
ones. while the bridegroom's gifts
his ushers were French ivory
sarette holders.
THE bride Is a daughter Of Mr..
d Mrs. Arthur D. Simon, promi.
int residents Of this city, and has
bent practically her entire life
ne; She Is a young woman OF
UGH charm and culture and has
ZEN o popular member Of the
onngcf society set since making
sr debut several years ago. She
quite Q musician and was edu.
ated at Miss semple's School for
Ionng women In New York City.
Nh Shuttleworth is a son Of Mrs.
stella shutleworth Of Clarksburg
nd! well known young bust.
.mansof that city. He Is asso.
"a With the C%larksburg Light
Heat Go. OF that city and Is alsn
popular member Of the Clarks.
|rf society set. He attended