The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-10
NOTABLE NUPTIALS
oE4EsRArRD 4EsTERDAY
AZ St, hstthSw's Chproh-AIr Frank O.
Kau@srsr, of Chicago, Carries on
one of whssliag'S Mott RStimAblS
Ladies : The Ceremony.

At St, Matthew's Protestant Episcopal
Church Yesterday, in the presence Of an
extraordinarily large audience, Miss Dor
RE List Hildreth was married to Mr.,
Frank G, KSmmerer, Of Chicago,
Miss Hildreth has been ons Of the most
agreeable msmbers Of Wheeling society,
and her charming and unaffected man.
nsrs won for her host Of friends, who,
while wishing her well, nevertheless re-
gret to part with her Whole.souled com,
pAnionship, and who will frequently miaa
her sunny presence, She Ia the youngest
daughter OF the late Dr.. Z, A. HildEeth
and Mrs, Susan l., Hildreth.
Mr., kRmmeFer Is native oil Washing
ton, Pa, and is q man OF sterling worth.
His present residence Ia Chicago, where
he has been located for number OF
years, and where he unexpected and hon.
oFed as . man OF great integrity Of char.
aCter, He ia q member Of the Board Of
Trade and Director liz that body, which
Is q prominent factor in the ups and
downs Of the commercial world,
Long before the hour SGT for the Cere-
mony the velhbules oil 81, Matthew's
church, and the payements In front OF the
editiCe were packed with people, anxious
10 get vantage seats to view the wedding
party; and It was some tins before the
hour announced that the doors oil the
church were thrown open and the crowd
poured In, almost Immediately filling the
seats where the best view oil the bridal
party was to be had, Shortly before four
O'clock almost every seat In the church
was filled by the invited guests, number
ring among them representatives Of the
oldest and most honored families OF this
community.
The hush Of expectancy suddenly fell
on the asssmblage as the clock in the City
Hall tower tolled the hour OF four, and
the echoes OF the last stroke on
the deep tonguNd bell had scarcely
died away before the grand organ broke
the solemn silence OF tho church
with the gladstone strains oil the wedding
march from Lohengrln. Every neck was
craned, and many rose To the height Of their
actual measurement to view the bridal pro-
Cesslon, First came the ushers In couples,
who, with measured tread, led the
bridal party, followed by the bride lean
ing on the arm Of her brother, Mr.. Frank
U. Hildreth. She wore lovely
dress OF Ottoman silk, corded,
tulle veil, and diamond ornaments,
The party proceeded up tho aisle, when
at the rail tho usheIs parted, OC.
cupying each aide Of the rail-, the bride
meeting the groom, who had come out oil
tho vestry room with his best man, Mr..
~. P. Cameron, Of Chicago, at the altar,
where they Joined hands under
a beautiful floral bell suspended
from the arChed ceiling.
They were received by Rev, r, Rush
Swope, rector, who Immediately commence
} cd the solemn and impressive ceremony
Of the Episcopal church, during whlcG
the organ softly voiced the tender tones
Of "When He Comes Rack Again" au ap'
lproprlate and thoughtful conception,
, After the ceremony the organ psaled
forth in trump hal strains, and the bridal
party, the cynosure Of all eyes
. run the gauntlet without any percoptib!e
Tie groom and bride lef! last
evening on the Baltimore 4 Ohio al
S:25 for short tour Of tho eastern cities
Their address for brief time will ba La.
land House, Chicago, remaining there uu.
til the residence that Mr.. Kammerer has
been preparing for his bride iB finished.
At 5 O'clock delightful dinner was tan
dered by the groom to the ushsrs, MssSrs
Alfred Garter, DR.. John L. Dickey, D..
Charles NJ. Fhzzell, james V. DiCkey,
James p. Adams and Alex, Updegrab,
and many friends and relatives OF the
lgroom from Washington County, Peuns.
Although the happy groom and bride
were already speeding on their journey
their absence was the ccs aston OF many
expressions Of Good wishes for their future
welfare and happiness,
The presents, besides being numerous
were Of an elegant character.