The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-20
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Auspiclous Wedding nj tho First Pres
l4# if'y BY lorlhu Church, 10,

Mr.. Emck II. Carver, Of Philadelphia, and
Miss Etlis E. Cline, Of this city, were married
al s:45 o clock last evening at the Frat Pref.
byterlan Church., by Rev. Dr.. D. A. Cunning
ham. The large ediaoe was filled with the
numerous friends OF the fair bride, and with
thess drawn by curiosity, fully an hour bt.
fore the time announced for the ceremony 10
take place. As they ,wsrs being seated by the
ushers, Mr.. W. Il. bheib gave 4 very pleasing
organ recital. playing many Of the pleasing
numbers from "ErnAni, y Martha" and
Romeo and Juliet" Listening to the music
the time passed AWAY very quickly. 81. 5H
party, the charming music OF the wedding
march from 1.-THE liuguenoh" filled The build.
Ing. The party proceeded slowly up the
centre aisle 10 the following or.et: the
ushers, Messrs. Ed. L. Rose and g. A. Miller
and M.Bafs. Camden Summers aud George
6tamm; two little misses, Minnie Cline,
sister Of the bride and Maud Kirk, dressed
In white and bearing baskets Of natural flow.
err; Mr.. Charles Menkemeller aud Mis-, Lille
Riiey; Mr. Joseph 0. Devlne and Misi rillie
Carver, slater OF the groom. As the party
reached the hpsce In front OF the pulpit
where Dr.. Cunningham was waiting 10 re.
ceive them, the couples separated, forming u
semi.cifcle and allowing the bride tn groc III
to ill the centre. As the ceremony was be.
ing performed tho "L,hengrin'' wedding
march was softly p aged with nice effect, and
at the conclusion, as the party left the church,
the grand notes Of the oldand favori!e Men.
delasohn march psaled forth.
The bride, the oldest daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. fsasc R, Kline, Ia q favorits with all
that novv Inv unJ ,yt1i ~ ,,,;.,.J D.. l. :.
Immediate circle OF friends for long time 10
come. bhe looked exceedingly we'll last
! night In handsome, cream colored brocaded
sain and embroidered nuns yelling COZ
tune, caught up. with knots Of natural
flowers; she also wore veil and orange
blossoms. In her hand she carried a bouquet
OF rose buds Her bridesmaids also carried
handsome bouquets. Mis- Carver wore Il
pretty costume OIL albatross and brocaded
satin, trimmed with lace. Mrs. Riley wore
| nuns yelling aud Spanish lace. Natural
| flowers were also used In decorating the
church. On the two font corners Of the
pulpit platform were pyramids of lowers,
while the space between was arched over,
From the center OF this arch OF tlowers and
vines was suspended pure white dove with
Its wings outstretched. s,i 81.
The groom is n very estimable gentleman,
occupying the position Of special examiner
In the Pension bureau, with headquarters d,
Philadclphia, his home. 3.
| After the marriage ceremony tho friends
invited. attended small and informal recep.
ton given by Mr.. and Mrs Cline at their resi-.
dence, No. CO F ftsenth a.reet Refrsshment.
were served and fsw hours very PLEASANTLY
spent. Mr.. and Mrs Carver leave for Phila.
delphia te-1sy. ~
Many handsome presents were received by
the newly mssried couple. Among them
were a BOLD silver tea ssf, nine pieces, from,
the father and ,nother Of the groom; silver
coffee urn, Char. H. Carver; silver butter
dish, Miss Ida H. Carver; large silver castor
Mrs. Mary Miller silver napkin rings, Mis-,
Laura Carver; pickle dish, Mr.. and Mira
Edward Winning; Bohemian vases, Mr.. eam
uel Miller; candelabra, Mr.. George Stamm
brase Gre set, Mir. Chss. Mcnksmelle,; photo
graph album, Mr.. J. @ Devine, China frui,
dish, Mrs.. a. Raymond; parlor lamp, Mr.
and Mrs. A. ". Kelly; gold bracelets, Mrs
l. Il Cline; bridal trunk, Wilson Cline EN-
broidered towels Miss Lille Riley,