The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-27
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H.ATlslNONIAL MATTERS.
cuAliing.Bcrry In this Clty-Hnrrls
l.HxIcr In MOrrnul0wn.

SuAHhs'bcrty III tnlN Cty-NNrrlN.
laxicr In Morgnniown.
Yesterday morning very quiet ana pleas.
ant event took place ut the First Presbyterian
CHURCH, it being the marriage Of Mr.. Will
y. Gushing and Miss Jennie berry, both yell
known people OF this city. The ceremony
took place shortly after 10 o'clock, the
Church at that time containing q large mum.
Der Of friends and relatives, considering iha,
tie wedding was g morning affair, or course
there were ulshers, and ri coNryp they dis:
charged thelr dnties with that ease and grace
that always distinguishes our society men
whonct on these lappy occaaions, winning tue
smiles Of The !sdivs as they found the adyan.
taga0us seats. 4 few moments after the hour
named the opening notes OF the Wedding
March were sounded OIL the organ by Mr.. q.
W. Foil, and us the doors opened and the
bridal party proceeded up the aisle, the
melody Of thai grand old composition filled
The edit'ce to the remotest corpers.
Tie fishers, MeSsrs John Il, itaven,,ort. !.
A. Franzhein, Will Miilerand Charlie Berry
walked TWO and two before the bride and
groom. parting at the head OF the aisle and
allowing the contracting parties 10 reach DR..
Gunninshant who was waiting 10 receive
them. IN u lew niomeNts Ihs N4rds we're
spoken That made them, man and wife. Leav.
ing the church happy and contentcd, they
hurriedly received congratulations, sud were
driven !o the Z. I. Y. 4 W. de pot, where
ihey la0k lhe Ira for Cleveland and tic
East. The bride, daughter Of Chas ii. Berry.
Esq was most bccomingly a,tired in lovely
tNAfflIlp Df tplvaf mud Cut lin U,l
skirt OF satin was Of light purple color,
made full with simple rucllins trimming a,
the bottom. Over this was worn surlout
the ,hroat, aycnaeFT eohrsd sI5yey t id q
handsome Int 10 match the lrpsg completed
the beautiful co.tumr,
Mr. Gushing IS TIE eldest sou OF Daniel
Gushing. Esq, and is engaged in the Office Of
the Belmont mill lie aud the ushers wore
morning suits and dark gloves.
lARnIs.LAzIER.
At O'clock yc:terday afternoon Mr.. J.
7. Harris, OF Peoria, H.. and Miss Lizzie
Laz:cr, OF Morgantowp, West Va, were mi.
ted IN the holy bonds Of matrimony, at the
resillpAee ST tAe brides parepts.
Miss .isef il vpll.kno@n- to Wheeling
society, having frequently been in this city
$40 thS hucot VI utl uUClt, CAD(.
John Mcclure. She is charming
lady, and possessed many qualities
that endeared her to large circle friends,
and we doubt not that there IRE many here
vito envy Ar. llafris his good fortune! The
groom y the only son Of Gen. r. NJ. Harris.
Of Ritchie county, and formerly pension
agent In this city. Hslsa talented young man,
and Is every way worthy OF the prize lie has
gained. Mr.. Harris WAj formerly n npwsna mr.
man, and contributed to the lSrrLLlGESER a
valuable series Of letters from New England.
There are many friends Of both parties in
ny el'y who join with the .E7rtslaKspEs in
wishing them happy and prosperous life.
Among tile guests 1t this wedding were
Miss Luzier's cousins, Misses Juliet and Bet.
tie Mcclure and Miss Amelia Campbell, of
Wheeling; Mrs. Maggie Marsilliott, OF Pitts
burgh, and others. Miss Campbell will re.
main in Morgantown as the guest OF DR..
Allen iaf several lsys.