Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-30
WHAT TEN BRIDES WORE.

At the marriage of Miss E. Fl. Smith
1 to Mr.. Tolle, in Cincinnati, OH Wednes-
day, the bride WAS attired in "simple
travelling costume of elcctric-blue cloth,
| With no other ornaments than natural
| flowers"
Mr.. Trademarks bride, Miss Ada
| Sherman MOultOn, at Glendale, Ohio,
| on "Wednesday, was clad in white tulle
embroidered in pearl beads, with dja-
mOnds as ornaments. Her maids wore
tarletan, with roses at the belts.
Miss Preston, who was married to Mr..
Van FOorhis in New York, on Wednes-
day, wore white satin en- traine,
trimmed with point lace, the front of
the skirt being deliberately draped with
the same lace. The cOrsage was cut
square and filled in with point lace.
The veil was Of tulle, caught at the
hair with orange blossoms.
Treasurer Gilflllan'S daughter, Miss
May, was married to Clarence Duvall
i'll Washington, on Wednesday. The
bride, who is brunette, was attired
in q princess en- traine, shirred white
satin front and MORE antique back,
draped with long bridal veil, the whole
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ling diamond ornaments.
When Miss Ross became the wife of
Mr.. Holden in Brooklyn, on Wednes-
day, size was dressed in a garnet satin
travelling costume, the front Of which
" as of brOcade. Her bonnet was OF gar
net plush, Ornamented with ostrich
tips. She wore diamonds, the gift Of
the bridegroom, as ornaments, and car
ried bouquet of Marechai Neil roses.
At the marriage of Miss Roe to Mr..
Child, in New York, Wednesday, the
bride wore Il white satin dress en- traine,
trimmed with point lace, the heart
shaped cOrSagc being filled in with sim
liar lace. The veil was of tulle and was
caught at the hair with orange bios
sons. For ornaments the bride wore
diamonds and carried bouquet OF
white roses.
Louisville had notable wedding on
"Wednesday, Miss FrOnie Lee becoming
the bride of J. L. Sneed, of Frankfort,
Ky. The brides toilet was OF ivory
tinted Ottoman silk, Duchess lace front,
lilac and orange blossoms, with diamond
ornaments. The brides attendants
wore ivOry-tinted white satin, azalias
painted in delicate tints, Duchess lace
trimmings, with pearl ornaments, each
carrying punches of azalias in the hand.
White satin formed the wedding
gown OF Miss Pugh, who was married
to Mr.. :. +. Smith in Cincinnati on
Wednesday. The dress, which had a
long train, was studded with silver lace
and WAS made high in the neck and
with long sleeves. The bride also wore
an elaborate tulle veil, which was fast
ened to her tresSes with diamonds and
orange blossoms. She wore diamond |
ornaments which have been in posses
sion Of the family for years and were
left her by her mother.
On Wednesday Miss Brandeth, Of |
Sing Sing, became the bride of Mr..
Robinson. At the altar she wore white !
hrOcade velvet, full round train, edged |
with shell ruching. The corsage was
cut square and was filled in with point |
lace. The dress was made with a
basque, the front being of white satin |
trimmed with point lace. The veil was
of tulle, caught at the hair with orange |
blossoms. She wore diamond crescent |
brooch, the gift of the groom, and car !
rird a bouquet of white roses and lilies |
of the valley.
The costumes worn at the wedding of |
Miss Morris and Mr.. Osborne in Cleve- |
land, on Wednesday, were described as
every elegant" The bride was dressed |
in white gros grain silk, trimmed with |
point lace. She wore tulle veil, fast
ened with lilacs, with diamond and |
pearl ornaments. The costumes of the |
bridesmaids were similar to each other,
being of white satin and lace. Each |
carried a basket OF roses. The mother |
of the bride wore dress Of black grOs |
grain silk and crepe. The mother of |
the groom wore black silk with garni- |
lures of silk.