The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-26
THE CUMMINsrKENNAN xUPTIAIs.
"Happy ls the Bride that the SUN shine.

"ahppy ~ tue htlue tnnt the sun SHINES
A special train Of two coaches In charge
Of Capt. Devries, left the Baltimore and
Ohio depot yesterday morning at haltpast
eight, carrying the invited guests from this
vicinity to Washington, Pa, towitness the
marriage ceremony Of Mr.. James Cum.
minis, Of this city, and Miss Tillie B, Nc.
KEENAN,, Of the former place. The party
consisted Of Mrs. Cummins, Misses Lille
and Fannie and Masters Hazlett and vii.
lie Cummins, and Sir. and-Mrs. OF Gum.
minis, Mr.. Morgan or and son Charles,
Mrs. Henry OFT and daughter Miss
Mary, Capt. o. W. Heiskell and Misses
Lille and Sydney Heiskell, Mrs. A,
". PAUL, Mrs. Joseph r. PAUL,
D, @, List, Esq, and Misses Emma and
Mary List, Mrs. DR.. r. W. Hazlett, Miss
sallie Howell and brother Tom, Mrs.
Judge PAUL and Misses Mary and Amelia
Paxton, Of Wellsburg; Mrs. Cooper, DR..
and Mrs. Cunningham, Mrs. Anne Rich.
ardson, Miss Title MCKennan and ]. E. Nc.
KEENAN,, Esq, Messrs. .: Q. johnson,
James V. DiCkey, Charles W. Franzheim,
George Z. Johns. John L. Dickey, George
". Woods and George Laughlin. Among
the guests who had arrived before the
Wheeling party, were: Judge and Mrs.
McRennan, Miss Gertrude McRennan
and Mr.. John McKennan, Mr.. John Nc.
KEENAN, and wife, Of Pittsburgh; Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. d. MCKennan and daughter,
John j. B. McKennau, Of ST,
PAUL, Mimi; VIM. H. Hearne,
ESQ., and Mr., Sterling and two daughters,
OF Louisiana; Col. Sweitzer, Mrs, George
Reed, Mr.. Colin Reed and Mr.. George
Langhlin, Of Pittsburgh; Miss SweitEer
and Miss Sara Bowman, Of Brownsville;
Major Andy Happier and wife, Miss Let.
Morgan, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hazlett, Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Hazlett, Professor b. J..
McAdam, DR.. Wray Grayson and wife,
Mrs. McCombs and daughter Miss Bessie,
Miss Fannie Wills, Miss Nellie Reed,
Miss Nellie HazIett, Miss May Coombs,
and Misses Annie and Hettie Mex KEENAN,.
The wedding took place at high neon,
at tie residence OF DR.. McKennan. The
bride and groom were preceded by Mr..
Tom McKennan, brother OF the bride,
and Mr.. John l.. Dlckey, the party taking
position under a beautiful floral horseshoe
made Of tearose buds, geranlums and
simlax. The mantels were entirely GOV.
cred by choice flowers and ferns, while
large, handsome baskets adorned every
other available space in the room. The
ceremony was beautiful and impressive,
and was performed by Rev. ]. J. Brown.
son, ID. D. Among the appropriate re-.
marks Of the minister was hts reference TO
the fact that he had married the father
and mother Of the bride Just twenty-five
years ago, also that he had been an init.
mate college friend Of DR.. Cummins.
The BRIDES dress was combination OF
white MORE antique and white silk, lace
veil with pearls and buff roses as orna.
ments. Thegroom wore the conventional
black suit and SMILE Of serene content.
ment. After congratulations the company
partook Of an elegant collation. OF appetis.
ing substantials and delicious refresh.
ments. The happy pair left for Pittsburgh
a. $3.50. They will go to Buffalo and
Canada.
Miss McKennan Is one Of Washington's
fairest and brightest daughters, and we
congratulate Mr.. Cummins on securing
such an agreeable and sensible life com:
Panion. What Washington has lost Wheel.
ing has gained, and TO the Nail City's
social crown has been added another
bright gem, Of which she may well be
proud,