The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-09

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ceremony was announced for 1 O'Clock, and
OF that hour the usual Wedding March
was heard from the organ loft, executed by
Mrs. Whitaker, and at the same moment
the bridal party entered the central door
Of the Cathedral, preceded by Messrs.
]. 7. MCGTaW, Esq., Of Grafton, and
George Q. Campbell, Of Petersburg, and
marched down the centre aisle to the
altar, where Bishop ]. ]. Kahn, assisted
by Revs. ]. 7. Sullivan, McElligott and
Reynolds, awaited them, the gentlemen
in attendance taking position on either
side Of their principals. There we're no
female attendants. Bishop Kahn, in very
eloquent aud impressive manner, recited
the divine origin Of the marriage relation,
lis peculiar sanctity and importance, and
the duties imposed upon those assuming
its holy VOWS. He then, alter the peculiar
style Of his church, took the vows Of each,
and the ceremony was over. l,
The bride was dressed in very hand.
some brown silk and embossed velvet
dress, brown velvet bonnet with cream
tips and cream gloves, and wore Mosaic
jewelFy. The groom wore the usual suit
Of black, Prince Albert coat and white
gloves, as did also the attendants.
The Church was not decorated, nor was
there anything 70 relieve the usual gloomy
appearance Of the interior except the titful
glare Of one or two gas jets that were lit
Tor the occasion. The Church was filled
with visitors, many Of whom were invited,
and others attracted there by the curiosity
that all such events excite. Messrs.
Keener Devries and Thomas and William
Burke acted as ushers.
Immediately alter the ceremony the
bridal party and friends were driven 10 the
residence Of the brides father, Captain Z.
T. DevTies, on Market street near Twenty.
second, where an informal reception was
held for the hour preceding the depar.
ture OF the train upon which they were to
leave. Here quite large number Of init
mate friends were assembled, and the
bride and groom were the recipients OF
many sincere congratulations, and also
quite large number Of handsome and
costly presents. After an hour OF pleasant
interchanges Of good will and congratula
tons, and after very handsome supper,
the bridal party left for trip through the
Eastern cities for ten days or two weeks.
Among the guests at the house we no.
ticed the following: Bishop Kahn, Father
Sullivan, Father McElligot, DR.. and Mrs.
Campbell and son, father mother and
brother Of groom, Parkersburg; Miss
Genie Winters, Washington, D. C.l Miss
Jennie Evans, Washington, D. O.; Mrs.
Annie Gorsuch, Virginia; Mr.. VIM. Cor.
such. Virginia; Mrs. G. A. Warfeld and
son, Sykesville, Md; VIM. Franklin, wife
and daughter, Newark, O.; ]. D. Flynn,
Newark; John MCGraw, Grafton; Mrs.
Brown and daughter, youngstown, O.;
Mrs. Whitaker, Mrs. Mccoy, Misses Julia
and Mary Wilson, Miss Glass, Mr.. VIM.
Handlan and wife, Mr.. McSIechen and
vile, Mrs. John T. Lane, Miss Gertie
Caldwell, Miss Annie Reeves, Mrs. Butter.
field and daughter, Mr., Wood Glass and
lady, Thos. H. B. HaaSe and family, Mrs.
Thos. Reed and daughter, Mrs. McNamee,
Capt. Sam. Bell, Miss Genie Warner,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Wiley, Mr.. Sam. Haz.
lett and Miss Matte Hubbard, Wheeling.
THE PRESENTS.
John McGraw, Of Grafton, water set of
five pieces.
J. b. Flynn, Of Newark, O., water set Of
FIVE pieces.
Miss Emma Hsgans Wheeling, pair
napkin rings. T.f
Miss Mary Bntterfald, Wheeling, vase.
Mrs. John Butterdeld, Wheeling, break
fast caster. r'ags
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas H. B. Haase,
Wheeling, butter dish.
Ferd. K. Swami, Wheeling, dinner cas-
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. G. Dillon, Wheeling,
pair bronze statues.
Mr.. and Mrs. BOUCHER, Wheeling, cake
stand.
Mrs. Thomas H. Reed, Wheeling, cake
stand.
dish.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Franklin, Newark,
O., case silver spoons.
Mr.. and;Mrs. ]. H. Flynn, Atlanta, Ga,
case silver spoons.
R. T, Devries and vile, Wheeling, two
cases silver ware.
Mrs. DR.. George Fouke, Westminster,
Md, case containing ivory comb, ivory
brush and glass. ,r'
William and Thomas Burke, Wheeling,
bronze clock.
MI. and Mrs. John flame, Bellaire, O.,
fruit stand. :
Former teachers Of the bride, fruit stand.
Ms. Q. \. Reed, Wheeling, pickle dish.
Farmland Gertie Campbell, Petersburg,
pair pickle dishes.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. @. King, Claysyille,
Pa, butter dish.
Capt S. F. Beall, Wheeling cake stand.
Geo. NJ. Whitescaryer, Grafton, card
basket.
Mr.. and Mrs. Selby Jones, Kansas City,
No., pair vases and card receiver.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas Dunlap, Wheeling,
jewelry case.
Harry and Tillie McNamee, Wheeling,
butter dish.
Mrs. N. E. Whitaker, Wheeling, card
case. -"-- - =
E, B. Bowie, Wheeling, pickle dish.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Wells, Bellaire, o.,
Ms. Thos. McGraw, Grafton, basket
Mr.. John Biselow, Bellairo, individual
tea set,
Mr.. and Mrs. @. H. sttahl, Bellaire, set
glass ware Of 10 pieces.
Mrs. VIM. DeVries, Parkersburg, table
cloth and dozen napkins.
Miss Mamie Patterson, cleveland, o.,
table cloth and napkins.
Mr.. and Mrs, Wood Glass, Wheeling,
one dozen napkins.
George W. Henshaw, Wheeling, one
dozen napkins.
Miss Ella Porter, Mt. Vernon, o, lace
bed.spread and pillow shams.
Miss Mary Flynn, Atlanta, Ga, lace
handkerchiels. ':'NO
Former Teachers at Mt. DeChantal, lot
Of fancy work and basket OF flowers,
Mrs. Q; A. Warfsld, Sykssyills, Nd,
case iewelry.
Miss Helen Dovries, Wheeling, pair gold
R; 7. Deyres, IT., Wheeling, pocket
]. Haase Devries, Wheeling, fan.
Q. K. Devries, Wheeling, fire set.
H. Godfrey, Wheeling, coal bucket.
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