The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-22
NOTABLE NUPT[AES
At FOURTH STREET M. E. CHURCH.
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Matters OF Another Nature.

Long before 9 o'clock yesterday after
noon, the Fourth Street NJ. E, Church con
tanned about two hundred and fifty ladies
all well known members Of society, and
number Of gentlemen who had found th,
time to take from their business for tn,
purpose Of witnessing a marriage ceremony
The contracting parties were Mr.. Georg.
A. Fluccns and Miss Ella B: Friend, who
were made man and wife by the Rev. DR.
J. +. Smith, rastor Of the Fourth
Street Church. Just after the houl
named the notes Of q wedding
march Alled the handsome church edi.
hce, Miss Annie Logan occupying the
organ bench and handling the ivorys very
anislically, and the bride and groom Gu.
tered by the north door. They were prc.
ceded by the gentlemen who had olliciatcd
us ushers-Mcssrs. Louis Staab Robcr,
Armstrong &. Ed Mcndcl and 4. q,
Flaccus, Of Pittsburgh. Arriving ut the
altar the bridal pair knet for moment
aud then the ceremony was performed by
Or. Smith in his usual impressive manner,
The altar table held very large and
magnificent basket Of tea roses and came
lias, sent by Miss Mnry Wehrman, OF Gin.
cinnati, one Of the brides particular friends.
The bride Is II sister Of Mr.. R. Kennedy
Friend, possessing a host ot friends and
admirers who will most heartily wish her
we'll. Yesterday she looked more than
usually charming in handsome visiting
costume Of royal purple. The uuderskirt
was OF embossed plush and the BASQUE and
oyerskirt OF velvet. In her earn she wore
diamonds, the gift OF the groom, and at her
throat point lace and . large bunch OF
roses. There was also hat to match. and
on her hands terra Gotta Bernhardts.
The groom Is Il young and prosperous
business man, member Of the firm OF
Flaccus Bros, Of this city and Pittsburgh.
He and the ushers were clad in walking
suits, dark gloves and boutoDnfere. y
Ate; the ceremony the Invited guests
were driven to the residence of Mr.. II. X,
Friend, on North Main street. where very
pleasant and informal reception was ten.
dered MI. and Mrs Faccus by her brother
and sisters, Mesdames Boegs and Reed.
About sixty were present md offered their
congratulations. Refreshments were ele-
gantly serYed by Iinn. The double parlors
were handsomely decorated with l|owers,
Il large horse shoe hanging in the arch
At4l7 the F., W. 4 Ky. train vas taken
for the East, The presents were unusually
tine, IS will be noticed,
Diamond earrings, present OF the groom.
run bedroom set Of furniture, Il. Ken
Full dinner and teaset OF decorated
china, consisting Of $40 pieces, ::h1esdames
Reed md Boggs, sisters Of the bride.
Case Of dinner and tea knives, including
two .carvers, pearl handles, Robert p.
Armstrong. .'E-e'' r:
gard RECEIVER, Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Harry.
Crimson plush parlor set and wardrobe,
groom. &C.,
ReaHtifgl hapd.pqiatel blue satin glove
apa trimmed; lined with white silk, Mr.
apd Mrs. c. T. Rrues,
Dresser scarf, pincushlon and covered
bottles, from Mr.. and Ms. John A. Arm
strong: These articles were also Of blue
satin, hand painted in an exquisite man
ner, and intended to correspond with the
glove and handkerchief cases above men:
Large heyel-elged' glass in crimson
plush frame, the Misses Logan.
Pair Of hand painted placuues, Mes,lames
Frank nooth and I. r. Mendel.
Large French bronze clock, William G,
FlaccVs. ~ "
Alsque flower vase, Mrs. s. NJ. Howard,
Complete fire set OF polished brass, the
lender inlaid with painted tiles, i. G.
=, Hand painted chamber set, Charles c.
Flaccus.
p1;eN sold q siilBet M 2 sayn a. MsoHreea Mrs. ?. R.
Hand embroidered pinrushiop, MrsJohu
Carmichael.
VIII glaas, in crimson plush frame, Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Elipe.
dresden china aiter.cups and saucers
Colonel and Mrs. Hugh Sterling
Dinner and tea carvers mounted in silvar
Harry I. Friend, OF Pittsburgh,
Silver castor, Louis +. Stab,
solidslver sugar spoon, Mrs. Y. P. Shall
cross.
yety !8ndaome, MIS- Belle IrHwin.' ''
Solid silver butter knife mud sugar spoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John K. Handlan.
Pair OF polished square brass sconcea.
Mr: and Mrs. Jacob l}eyer.
Toilet sgt Of painted bohemian glass set
IL solid silver very handsome and unique,
Miss Mary Wehrnian, OF Cincinnati.
Painted Dresden China cup and saucer
in case, Mr.. and Mrs. Heber List,
Case OF silver butter knives, salt and
mustard spoons, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w, Friend.
of Pittsburgh. us'l
Gilt and walnut lounge, upholstered in
ffew. .'' : E"
silyer card receiver, 4. G. Roenigk, Of
Pittsburgh.
Diamond ehupe bevel.edgei glass in
PAUL.. 49, y 'N''s'
Bet OF dinner and tea carvers, Mrs Wm,
McCouch, Of Philadelphia,
Hammeledullver shoe buttoner and horn,
in caac, Mr.. II. G. McCouch. Philadclphia'
Gard receiver, MIR. VIM. J. Bellinger.
Basket OF rare natural flowers, Miss Jen.
ME Bailey. @''
Rron%edagger thermometer, mounted on
plash placque, Mr.. and Mrs. John Erew. y
Large roaser. Nnholstered il raw Silk and
plush, q. Ed. Mendel -
Bronze statuette stand with decorated
china vace OH top filled With artificial
begonias, Mrs. kisneg. wv
Large album Of old gold plush and ui|,
Wm. +. Flaccus, Of Pittsburgh, s
CGpNe|Rbfa OF paliahed brass iu,nortod
Belle Mendel. s..s '''
Large jewel caso Of old gold, plush lined
With hlue satin, hand painted, Or. and
Mrs .. Raguley, - -.
Sold plncQue, lpalnted pausles, bronze
plush lrame, Mrs. John NJ. Sweeney.
Water pitcher, A. A. Franzheim,
:. Pink satin hand.painted whisk brush
case, Miss Cecilia Henry.
NJ PAINTED n ! S3,a. sa1in card, very handsome,
Polished brass tones, poker and shovel,