The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-19
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daughter, Miss Helen r. Robinson
:; was united in marriage, with john
James Brown stoetzer, only child
isot DR.. and Mrs. Herman 6. stoeL-
ger OF this city. "a
The ceremony was performed
by Dr.. Herman G. stoet5er, pastor
OF the First Presbyterian churca
and the father Of the bridegroom.
In the presence Of one hundred
and fifty, Of the relatives and In
innate friends Of both families.
"a Tho Lying rooms and sun pa.-
i1orb Of the Robinson home had
been transformed into bower OF
beauty by the lavish use Of
antun11 leaves In reds, Colds and
browns and southern smilax
which mad been twlned about corr
ntees, doorways and windows,
hung from, electric domes and
ceiling and was banked on the
stairway down which the bridal
party rame for the ceremony, Tail
standards filled with largo white
ehryatsntenums and topped with
slighted white candles were placed
about the living room, while q
profuslun OF palmH, crotonB, ferns
aud pGumosis added to tho pretty
effect.
AT the south windows Of the
large living. room, where the
bridal party stood for the cern-
fn1ony, palms, ferns, rhodendron
and plumosis were grouped, with
tall Standards Of white chrystan-
then1ms together with candles
guarding a white satin pre-de-
diet, which was arHstically ar
\ ranged with plumosls, white chry-
senthenums and white satin rib
bcns and upon which the BRIDE
groom and bride knelt for the
prayer and before which the. cere-
mony was performed.
AS the nuptla1 hour approached
knnd as Miss Eleanor Blanche
Bernes, attthe piano, sounded the
openings chords of the bridal
chorussfrom Lohengrlh, the bridal
party descended the stairway,
through a white ribboned aisle,
which was formed by ribbons car
ried from the stairway to the altar
~ Robert and Albert Robinson
the twin brothers Of the bride.
AS the aisle was formed, the
brldesmaidsp the-NTlsses Florence
Hutchinson, Mary Moulds Hurst
and Louise Hall advanced dowr
the aisle where they awaited the
coming OF the bride. She was pro-
ceded 4 by her matron.of-honor,
Mrs. William McDougal OF New
York, and by her matd-or-honor,
her cousin, Miss Mildred Robin
son. The bride entred the room
with her father and was met at
the altar by the b rIdegrnom and
his best man, John Windsor. and
BY Doctor Stoetuer.
AS Doctor Stoetzer pNrformel
the ceremony, Miss Barnes played
notify Med ITO Wild
Rose" At the conclusio- Of the
Ceremony, an informal reception
rgas held. during which the bride.
yands bridegroom were showersd
with congratulations and best
wishes. After this. accompanied by
the wedding guests they passed
through q canopied walk 10 the
Brides cousin, which adjoins tie
Robinson home. where an elabo.
rate weddin gsupper was served.
The Dlckerson home was beau
titul in its decorations of autumn
foliage and southern smilax, with
a bit of coloring introduced into
the decorations by a profusion Of
: 'gaily colored zinias, marlgolds
and vari colored chrystanthen-
uns. These were used with good
effect,about the sun parlor, living
rooms and dining room and form
ed g pretty setting for the bridal
supper.
The brides table, at which
were seated the bride and bride
groom, their attendants and sew
eral OF her friends, was conferred
with IA handsome silver epegerue
Filled with pink roses, snap dra-
gpns, violets, bouvardia and maid
en- hair fern, with streamers Of
sbouvardia and fern arranged ar
ttstically about the table; with
here and there, punches OF pink
roses, yiolets and snap dragons.
Shaded candles In silver candle
sticksfwere used with good effect;
and d shower Onward roses aud
Tiolets, fell gracefully from dome
ITO the table center. Covers were
laid Tor eighteen, including the
wedding party and several others
Seated at the table were: Mr.. and
Mrs. John J, Brown Stoetzer, the
Misses Mildred Robinson, Louise
Hal: Mary Moulds Hurst. Flo,
renee Hutchinson, Mrs. William
McDougal,; John Windsor, DelmaT
Robinson, James Anywell, Mr..
and Mrs Robert Brock Of Nor
gantown, Mr.. and Mrs. Hurst
,Koblegard of ClarksOurg, Mrs.
Harry X. Granger of Lincoln,
Neb! Clarence D. Robinson and
SONS. Robert and Albert. "A
Pittsburgh caterer. served the sup
3 per. ..'n
The bride who lis beautiful
brunette, was lovef! in a creation
OF ivory satin, with long waist,
circular skirt, fashioned decolette,
with rose point bertha and with
long court train, handsomely en-
broidered in pearls. Her long tuile
cap veil, with rose point crown,
was caught with orange blossoms,
and her slippers were Of white