The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-28
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Brilliant HOddipg az The second Preaby.
IeFIan Church Yesterday Afternoon.

Brilliant WeddiRg AZ the second Preaby.
IeFIan Church Yesterday Afternoon.
A very quiet and elegant wedding came
OF at the Second Presbyterian Church
yesterday afternoon, the contracting par.
ties being Mr.. Kirkland B. Armour, .
prominent young business man Of Kansas
City, No., and Miss Annie, third daughter
Of Hon. VIM. L, Hearne, OF this city.
The hour appointed for the performance
Of the ceremony was o'clock, but long
before that time quite large number OF
the immediate friends OF the contracting
parties had assembled in the large audi
torium, and this number was augmented
by the Usual collection Of the associates
and friends Of the bride, who had come
70 see her whom they had known as girl,
take upon her the VOWS that would change
her into an earnest, noble woman.
The usual tedium OF waiting was very
pleasantly relieved by Mr., VIM. H. shieb,
who rendered the following musical selec.
tons upon the organ OF the church:
Snef!oue 70 Mely
MeaalnB NAAl
Welding ChOEuS,.,,, Hugusnols
OPoatie Martha
Tho rendition Of the above named selec.
tons Ia sort oil an innovation In this city,
but 1t Is most commendabls one, and
We should like to SEQ 1t initiated hereafter.
A few minutes after and the JOY
GUS strains Of Lohengrin's wedding
Chorus announced the entree oil the wed.
ding party, and moment afterwards II
came down the centre aisle in the follow
ing order:
Major R, stalnaker, Jr, and Mr., John
r, Davenport,
MeSsrS, George Baird, Jr,, and James P.
Adams,
Col. Alex. UpdegraG and Miss MOllie
List.
Mr.. Jas, Aldrich and Miss Mamie Du.
Bots,
Mr.. Charles Armour and Miss Annie
chapline, followed by the bride and
groom.
At the altar the pastor OF the church,
Rev. James D. Mofatt, awaited the bride
and groom, and in Q few moments said the
beautiful words OF the Presbyterian SER
vice, which made Miss Annie Hearne Mrs.
kirkland B. Armour. The service was so
modified % 10 admit OF the nee OF the ring,
After the performance Of the ceremony
the party left the church to the music OF
Memberships Wedding March, and pro-
ceeded In carriages to the residence OF Mr..
Hearne at Twenty.frst and Main streets,
where q reception was held, and refresh
mentG served until shortly alter four gu,
O'Clock, when the bride aud groom left for
New York, where they will spend week
preparatory to sailing for Europe, where
they will spend the next three months.
THE DRESSES.
The bride WAS dressed in magnificent
cream colored Isatin marvelIleiux, the
front draped from waist to skirt with crys-
tai and pearl embroidery and fringe
Langtry train trimmed with crushed
roses and lilies oil the valley; DuChesse
lace and diamond ornaments, She also
had her hair ornamented with crushed
roses and lilesof the valley. Miss Hearne,
always beautiful, was radlantly 80 on this
occasion.
Miss Annie Chapline was dressed in a
cream Colored albatross and satin, with
BhirrGd satin front, cut In points and trim
med In, lace and crushed roses; also
wore lace hat, studded with pearls and
crushed roses.
Mics Mamie Dubois wore cream col.
ored eatin aud carleton; front Of carleton
shirred, and knife pleatings trimmed with
lillies Of the valley; sleeves shirred and
studded with pearls, Miss Dubois also
wore o bonnet ingeniously and beanti'
fully made OF lilies OF tho vBlley.
Miss Mollie List wore q cream Colored
grenadine with satin stripe; front Grapes.
with satin Marvellieux and Spanish lace.
Miss List wore bonnet OF marguerites.
The bride and her attendants einh car
ried basket OF beautiful natural Il ,wers.
The groom, his attendants ard the
ushers wore the conventional black with
bOutOnniereS,
THE RRcEPTiJN.
The usually handsome interior Of the
residence OF Col. Hearne had been orna.
mented and decorated with flowers and
amilax until 1t resembled the "Palace oil
the Queen OF Flowers" The walls were
hung with smilSx and rofep, the pictures
and chandeliers were decorated with
flowers and lilies Of the valley, and the
bride and groom stood under q horseshoe
oil flowers suspended ftom the bill OF q
dove beautifully constructed from flowers.
From the centre Of the arch oil the folding
doors between the parlors depended a
cornuCopta OF flowers, while vases oil
callias were disposed In the various parts
Of the parlors.
The presents were profuss and hand.
some. The most beautiful giis was that
Of the gloom, o set Of solitaire diamond
earrings.
Among the gueAts present at the house
were the mother Of the groom, Mrs. Net.
Teton and Mrs. Smith, Of Kansas
City, sisters oil the bride, Miss
ChSpin, Of Chicago, Mr.. Armour, Of Chi.
cago, cousin OF the groom; Mr.. Hite, OF
Columbus, Ohio; Mr.. Griswold, oil Ian.
caster, Ohio; Mr.. Charles Armour, OF
Chicago, brother Of the groom; Mr.. James
Aldrioh, OF Kansas City; Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Hearne, W. II. R. Hearne, Major
Tom Norton, Sam Norton and wife, and
many others from this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Armour certainly begin
their married lie under auspicious cir.
CumstanCes and The INTELLiaENcRR joins
with their other friends In conRrGtula.
tons, and hopes that their future may be
as free from care 40 the day upon which
they united their fortunes.
. MURDER.