The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-02-02
THE mutual MOOSE.
Two Willing NOrEs About which 1t was
Thrown Yesterday.

A brilliant social event Of this season, wsS
the wedding that took place yesterday after.
noon at ST. Mathews church, on Capitol
Square, Miss Jessie Camden, Of this city,
being led to the altar by DR.. ]. s. Lewis, Of
Weston. The ceremony took place
at go O'Clock. At that hour the
church contained very fashionable
audience and the pretty interior Of the hand.
SOME ediGce looked very gay as the bright
sunshine strtGmed 10 through the stained
glass windows over the ladies' bright and
rich costumes The church was we'll filled
when the opening notes Of the wedding
march stole forth from the organ aud
Seled through the building announcing
the approach OF the wedding party,
when entered by the center aisle In this
order: the ushen Messrs. George Baird Jr,
and Camden Sommers. OF PErkerSburg and
Richard Harrison Of Weston and T. 4 Ken.
neIy, whOseperated st the foot Of the chancel
steps, audrensiDed standing there during the
ceremony. Mr.. George Bryne Of Charleston
and Miss Sallie Sommers OF ClarEsburG;
Mr.. ]. G. Aldridge ofJefferson county
and Mss Annie Byrne OF Charleston
and Mr. Harry Camden, brother Of the bride,
aud Miss sAllie McCandlish. Of ParkeEs-
burg pref eded the bride and groom. The
while SIR. Camden and Miss McCandlish
separating allowed the principals 70 pass be-
tween. As the We lding party stood there In
the chAncel, 1t formed a pretty picture =
the gentlemen were In. full dress, wear.
white gloves aud JOut0nniereS composed OF
rare rose buds.
The bride, a petite brunette looking very
charming and hSppy, was attired in hand
SONS bFOcsded aud plain white satin, TRIM
med with point lace aud naturSl orange bios
SONS and lilies OF the valley. Her ornaments
were diamonds A lovely veil was worn; the
dress was cut V.shaped at the neck and the
train was quite long. In her hand she carried
b0quet Of rose buds
Miss gOmmers wore pale blue brocaded
and plain satin made ca trdine with lace and
diamond ornaments. Miss McCandlish wore
blue nrOire trimmed with plain blue satin and
point lace, aud Miss Byrne was attired in q
blue cashmere trimmed with lace.
| Miss Camden Is the daughter OF DR.. 7. Il.
Camden, and although her residence IN
this city has not been extended, she
in a short time became iavOrite and goes
away, leaving host OF friends behind, who
regret losing her, but sincerely congratulate
DR. Lewis on his good fortune. DR.. Lewis Is
attached 10 the medical corps at the Weston
Hospital occupying Irresponsible position.
The ceremony was performed by the rector,
Rev. Il. Rush Swope. At It's conclusion the
Wedding paTty vas driven TO DR.. Camden's
residence at No. IO6 Fourteenth street, where
a very pleasant reception took place. The
bride and groom with their attendants took
up their position in all alcOve formed
by bay window, and there re-
ceiYld the shower Of congratulations
that poured In ON them. The psrlors
we're hand ,onIoly decorated and crowded with
guests Refreshments we're served. DIR. and
Mrs Lewis left OH the sos Baltimore Il Ohio
train for Weston, where they will be rendered
large reception at the Hospital. The pres.
ents were numerous and unusually rare and
beautiful Among the guests we're noticed
many memterV Of the Legislature, and
prominent society people Of Weston, Clarks-
burg, ParkerbuTg aud this city,