Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-17

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In T. f,,.rpool theatess will In futur,
be closed throughout Passion week.
SOME covaTssHss ENDED.
- 90 - 800 Be9sso1, Weadtags
- -. aUusn an1 Wseais0s 10 -
An snusrna episode during the Ne
masks STATE lAlR, rceently. held at
0mshs. vas midnight marriage. The
- n,iIies directly ,nterested were visi-
,ors rom the North Platte county shd
SSre weB.to-do people. The BRIDE
groom received ateh9rem calling him
swsy and he inasted that ne should
marry his sweetheart that evening, 1t
was late at night befere the wedding
was decided upon astAe bride wanted
10 be married by . preacher and In
church, the groom caiied on Dean
Willepaugh, who coBensed 70 nAve the
new cathedral lighted foT the occasion.
When the prospective motner-in.iaw
was informed Of the facts she objected
to an Episcopal minister performing
the ceremony. She wanted hard.
shell BAPTIST or some less ritusiistic
cIerpyman, and Il took good. deal OF
nersiiasion to overcome her OBJECTIONS.
At length the party ProSeeoed 70 tue
church., the brilliant illumination OF
which at late hour attracted the At
tention of many and the Dean put on
his robes. The young lady then 90.
iected and another council was held. Al
Length the bridal procession started Tor
the altar, bot - they hlled up the alae
the young 10y broke away anu ran s.s
of the ch1mch Myfng: icenN s@eA
this. II you don't get another preacher
i,ghts we're extinguished. The bridal
nsrtv then knocked around town, ring
mo Soor.bells ut rectories and parsona-
ues and lust at midnight the Rev. J. W.
ingram tied the knot
Rrpp.In papers describe Of length
.ths most notable wedding breakfast
ever givenu In that city The Dreekmss
was in honor OF Mr.. Fryer, the Driae-
groom, and was given oy MI. f1tt,
The BRIDES brother. 1t Is learned that
atba break fast room was beautifully
decorated with flowers aud foliage
nlants. The mantel and mirror wee
festooned with smilax. The blinds were
closed and the curtains drawn to OK.
clnde every raw of daylight. As to the
table itself It is difficult to attempt 70
do Justice to It appearance. The cloth
was bordered with smilax. At the top
and bottom and In the centre wore
great banks Of fragrant violets In beds
OF moss. Between the violet banks
were narrow crystal trays, placed st OBJ
fuse angles and filled with Marshal
Neil and Jacaueminot roses. Beside
each plate stood in q c0lored glass .
boutonniere consisting OF single Jao-
aueminot half blown. The porcelain
service was that Of Sir Edgar Thora-
ton, late British Minister ut Washing.
ton, and bore his crest. The C1fiee SEW.
ice was that Of late Japanese EmbAo.
sador. Against each napkin leaned Q
menu. Each Of these was work o.
art richly hand painted In acquarelle.
The monogram of the groom In bold
design occupied the upper lie II corner.
The dial of an old English clock, with
the hands at $3.50, indicated tho time
fixed for the breakfast, aud up In the
face was inscribed the name OF the
guest"
A PLEASING FEATURE Of the we'd
ding Of Miss Mills and Mr.. Fisher, =
Avondale, Ohio, was that the bride hAA
q point-lace handkerchief which hec
mother carried the night she was mar.
ried, wears before. Two years ago Is
formed an adjunct to the bridal toilet Of
Mrs. Norwood, q sister OF Mrs. Fisher.
At the Avondale wedding 1.-THE bride
wore q very handsome cOstume-whlte
brocaded MORE, trimmed with plain
moire and point-lace. II was made
with princesse train and formed an OK.
auisite toilet. Her only ornaments
were solitaire diamonds, o present FROM
the groom. Beneath q canopy u
smilax and rosebuds the couple took
their stand. Pending from above W.
floral 'four.leaf clover'-the stem o.
smilax and the leaves Of bonsaline and
Marshal Nell rosebuds. A beautlhn
camelia found place In the centre Of The
design"
Down IN ALABAMA three little girlA
led a bride, Miss Hall (n0w the dnugh-
ter.in-law Of Judge Clarke, Of Mobileh
to the altar, which was covered with
Ivy. The lactern and pulpit were
crowned with choice cut flowers. while
pendent from the gas brackets hung
balls Of japonicas. The bride was dress
ed In white Ottoman silk, trimmed
with duchesse lace and ostrich ups.
This costume was the present OF the
brides mother. Bride and bridesmaids
carried bouquets to match the c0stum0
and the little girls bore tiny baskets e
flowers In colors to harmonic With
their gowns
GEORGIA PDop1B clalm that there
are now moro Woddm0 n thai etAte - :
properties % IL population TIM ~
other Stats. 4 6fjdD & mootbauU
Judge Hamilton,s danghtsf, who -
came Mn. Haer,seAp vas clad IN pQ1o
white NTH Nstl - 0eaugs. blossoms.
The maids WnU n !. white also. "A D.
token q th6lssfegard, tho people OF
Montosuma elected the bridegroom:
On the day Of his marriage, clerk ana
treasurer Of the town.
AT TKH MARRIAGE Of Mis Wslkee
and Mr.. Gilbert, In Concord, N. H-
the bridesmaids were four little gifiA
three nieces Of the groom sAd .
cousin OF the bride. They were dressed
two In blue and two In pink, ana
carried small baskets Of flowers. The
bride wore white silk and bfocs1si
trimmed with point lacs which haA
been worn by her grAnd-nothey MN
Judge Uphsn, ut the French and hns-
lkh Courts.
A NOVEL. BRIDAL TRIP has 6eee
made by Texan and his wife. WI.
McIAne, the owner Of tl09O00 farm
In Concho county, made . trip froo
his home to IAN Antonio, Q d1Stanco q
100 miles, with No bride, In y wagon:
After short sts1 In the city they wsot
on their way TO he eoast. M hclAee
b over fiffy yean old and his vile y
about twenty.nves
WHEs Miss 6AxisBURy AaD NJ
READ were married on MuSssy Hill
New Yssk, the Other day, IN vocs.es.
y pretty bridal Prosss:ion ensssso -
0ivIa t,s,kh trf Rsfa Ge>~nawNW 0RGuo0