The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-26

csnlae 1~layInond and Miss susan
Walton Annette; both Of this eitys
which WIS Bpiemulzed last eve
ming. uritess Two families prominent
IN tho business, professional po
lilcal and social life not only OF
this Community but Of the state Of
Vest Virginia as well.
Nj Raymond Is the eldest son
3 Judge and Mrs. William Stanley
Raymond; prominent residents OF
E~aif1lont, and IL q grandson Of the
late Judge Alpheua Raymond, pio
pner Marion county resident. He,
descendent OF William Hay.
mond Of Revolutionary fame and Is.
alao q close connection OF the Wat.
son{ family OF this part Of the state.
Miss Annette Is a daughter OF Mi.
And Mrs. Thomas Watson Annette,
the former . prominent coal opera.
Tor and business man OF this city,
and is also a connection Of the.
Watson family being a great grand
datlghter and name sake OF Mrs.
Susan Watson, q pioneer resident
3 this community. on her moth.
stside she is descended from the
Hutchinson family, we'll known III
West Virginia, and is q niece Of
Messrs. NJ. L. and o. Il. Hutehin.
son also prominent coal operators.
Their marriage also unltes two
q he most socially prominent and.
popular members OF the society set.
az This city and West Virginia.
The marriage OF Mr.. Raymond.
and Miss Arnett was solemnized
last evening at 1880 o'clock at the
home OF the bride in Locust. avenue
the ceremony having been per.
forfueds by the Rev p. H. Gilsenan,
rector Of st. Peters Catholic
church IN the presence OF the i'm.
mediate family connection.
The living rooms Of the Annette
residence had been profusely, deco.
rated Tor the occasion, a handsome
pergola effect having been obtain.
cd IN the music room whore the
ceremony was performed. The per.
COLA was built from the dome In
the centre Of the room to the man.
tleptece, and In tho pergola was
placed the preadeau on which the
bride and groom knelt for the
prayer and over the .preadeau was
hung q handsome flower.draped
wedding bell Streametss OF white
ATTN ribbon formed an aisle from
the pergola 70 the stairway while
a large candelehra with burning
CANDLES cast an artistic glow over
the surroundings. Showers Of
white roses and snilax hung from
the pergoia and carried out the
color effeetsp OF green and white.
Promptly as the nuptial hour APP
preached 20 the strains OF the hri.
alchnrus from Lohengrin the bride
on tho arm OF her father descended
the stairway and advanced % the
altar through the ribboned aisle
and took her place In the pergola.
Tteresshe was Joined by the groom
and his best man, Paul Raymond,
and there the words were said by
Father G1senan which made them
man and wife. After the bride and
groom had been showered with con.
Hatulations and best wishes they
We're driven TO the Fairmont Conn.
IN club where a brilliant reception
was held.
The bride was lovely In a hand.
some Paris creation OF ivory kit.
tens ear satin profusely. ambroid,
cred in crystal and pearl beads,
tashipned with long court train,
With Greaan4 girdle, Madeline neck
and Worth sleeve with which she
wore q long tulle veil cap fashion
made of rose point lace and caught
with orange blossoms. Her, bouquet
was q shower effect Of lilies OF the
valley and orchids. She wore a
handsome platinum diamond set bar
PHI, the gift OF the groom.
Mrs. Annette, the brides mother,
was handsomely gowned in a draped
model OF black chiffon and velvet
with trimmings OF silver lace and
wore q corsage OF yiolets and
orchids.
The groom's mother, Mrs. Hay.
raond; wore a robe OF black sequiul
andsje oyer Neapolitan canton
crepe and her bouquet was Of vic.
let and orchids.
The guests several hundred in.
number were received by Nj. and
mrs: Arnett, Judge and Mrs, Hay.
mould and the bride and groom.
Tie Country club was .lavishly dec
orated for the occasion by the
Hague's,s assisted by Miss Blanche
Gclborm a false ceiling otssoutherl.
snutlax made q beautiful back,
ground while a p~rofuslon OF smilax
was used about q special setting
q lattice work before which the.
receiving line was stationed and
n corner set apart for the or.
ehestra and 10 the balcony to the
rear % the great hall while hang.
ing baskets, wall baskets and foo.
haskets contained white roses, mar
ctssis, hyacinths and white roses.
Shaded lights cast d pretty glow
OYER the surroundings.
1lSthe dining room where a de.
Hcious course Of refreshments were
seryed the color scheme of greer
and white was further carried out.
a long serving table was placed
IN one end OF the dining room and.
oyer this table was arranged q can.
ap2sot smiiax, sweet peas and hya
cinths' the pastel shades heing used
With pretty effect. Baskets Of these
flowers hung from the canopy, and
the effect was unusually pretty.
The wedding cake rested on a cir.
cplar table over which had been
placed a handsome battenburg
cloth From the cake white ribbons
extended which were drawn by the
niaidens who were guests and these