The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-19


piighting Of the VOWS. ran STAND:
ards and baskets o. pom POM
HchtyS san hemufns TO either side
comp1e d the effective floral note
The Rev Dr.. ]. w. Engle PASTOR
Of the First Methodist Episcopal
Church ottitiated, using the ring
ceremony; IN
The bride was gowned in ivory
satin with pearl trimmingss Her
full court train hung from the
shoulders and her tulle veil was
edged In real lace. fashioned with
a coronets OF the lace and held with
Q stand Of orange blossoms. Her
shower bouquet combined roses,
orchids and lilies OF the valley.
Her small attendants wore beirut.
lied trocks Of organdy in pastel
shades. The little flower girls car.
ried dainty baskets Of pink rose
Immediately following the cere.l
mony an informal reception was1
held, which included over 100
guests. Receiving with the bride
and bridegroom were their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Young and Mr.. and
Mrs. Bruce Hill. Mrs. Young was
gowned In orchid satin trimmed in 1
silver. Mrs. Hills gown was Of
kltten-eaF satin.
I'm the dining room where tempt.
ing CONNECTIONS and coffee were
served during The receiving hours,
the attractive color scheme or pinR
and white was predominant. The
wedding cake consisting Of three
tiers banked with smilaa studded
with pink roses formed an attrac.l
tive center Of the table. Lighted
pink candles marked the four cor. /
ners Of the. table.
Mrs. Oh. WhItSe.l presided at
the coffee urn. Mrs. q. D.. Nun
son and Mrs. Maynard Davis. OF,
Bridgeport, served the ices and
CONNECTIONS. Assisting in the sery. !
ing were: Misses Catherine swi. /
ger, Margaret Gaylord, Ruth Sou.
ders, Wilma Smith, Erma Young.
Nellie Young, Louise Hill Of Fair. |
mont. Miss Mabel Young, sister
OF the bride, registered the guesta :.
Club Tomorrow
"a Tho autumn reunion Of the Fair.
mont Woman's Club will be held
tomorrow evening at the Masonic 4
Temple when the annual autuinnal
tea will be held. The tea will be In
charge OF the hospitality commit.
tee OF which Mrs. Edwin Robinson
IS chairman and preceding the tea /,
an interesting program will be oh.
served the features Of which will
be feature dancing by the Misses
Louise Conn and Mildred Jones, a
plano solo by'Miss Katherine Beitz.
hoover, costume reading by Miss
Jean Btllingslea and reviews Of
the bienie held at Lake Chautau.
qua and from the state convention
held at Shepherdstown. Mrs. Jos.
eph Roster, club president, will al.
so give a brief outline Of. the work
for the year. Miss Beltzhooyer will
play "Polonaise in AZ Najor,",
Chopin; Miss Jean Billingslea will
read What Was Nurse to Do"
and interpretative dancing, "Pier.
rett and Pierettet"! will be given by
Miss Conn and Miss Jones.
Bake Sale ~
The Women's Auxiliary Of the
American Legion will hold bake
sale Saturday. morning on the
porch of the American Legion
Building on. Cleveland avenue.
This sale promises to be a fine
one, as all the women Of the auxil.
larry will donate good things to eat
for the sale.
The members Of the auxiliary are
famous for, their splendid baking
and cooking, and they will have
for sale a splendid line Of cakes,
pies, doughnuts, cookies and salt I
rising bread, as well as other dain.
ties.
= Tickets Selling
Tickets are selling fast for the 4
three.number concert course which
will be given in this city by the
music department of the Women's /
Club, the first number Of which
will be Madame Louise Homer.
who will appearfin concert at the
First NJ. E. Church on November
2. Large numbers of tickets are
being sold In this. city and nearby
towns. and the celebrated artist !;
is assured of a fine audience:
when in doubt, take Homer"
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