Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-07
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A Notable Wedding In German Social CIR
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A Notable Wedding In German Social CIR
cles Yesterday.
A notable wedding occurred yesterday
morning at st. Alphonsus church, the higt
contracting parties being prominent yours
members of German society, Mr.. Peter X
Bonenberger and Miss Ida A. Beuter,
daughter of Mr.. Joachim Beuter. A large
number of the friends of the couple as.
sembled at the church, who were shown to
seats by the ushers, Messrs. w. J. Blum
and George Kleeb.
At 10 o'clock the notes Of the wedding
march announced the entrance Of the
bridal party, which entered in the follow
ing order: First came the bride on the
arm of the groom, followed by the brides
maids and eroomsmen. Miss Lizzie Deuter,
o sister, and Miss Mary Matthews, cousin
of the bride, and Messrs. John Beuter, q
brother Of the bride, and Edward Bonen-
berger, brother of the groom. Mass was
celebrated by Rev. Father Hyscinth,
during which Miss Kate Michel sang an
appropriate solo very prettily. The cere-
mony was very impressive, and at its con-
clusion the bridal party were driven to
the residence Of the brides father on Mar
ket street, where pleasant reception WAS
held, and Mr.. and Mrs. Bonenberger were
the recipients of numerous good wishes
and congratulations.
At o'clock sumptuous wedding din
ner vas served by Durst, which was par
taken of with the greatest relish. Mr..
Bonenberger is popular salesman in the
establishment Of Geo. Z. Stifel & Co.,
while his bride is q pretty and accom-
plished member of large social circle.
They left last evening on an extended
bridal tour to the Eas. with the besi wishes
Of their many friends following them.
The pit sents were numerous and hand
some, the following being list Of them:
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Bouenberger, father
and mother of the groom, body Brussels
carpet; Mr.. and Mr.. VIM. Wendell, silver
carving knife and fork; John Reister.
Scotch vases; Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Bonen-
berger, brother of the groom, silver castor
Mics Kate Michel, Egyptian vases; Miss
Halle Lagenbach, silver cake basket; ;
Miss Louisa Miller, silver butter knife;
Miss Mary Roetger and Mrs. Harry
Houser, silver frnit dish; Miss Mary
Mathers, one dozen silver spoons; Mr.. and
Mrs. T. p. Shallcross, one dozen silver
spoons; Mr.. George Glee, silver card re-
ceiver; Miss Bessie Bsggs, silk
tidy; Mrs. Louisa Houser, bid
spread; Mr.. Louis Sonneborn, peach
blow fruit basket; Mics p. Feinlsr, Park.
ersburg, fancy ornament and head dress;
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Miller, hand painted
cuspidores; Mr.. and Mrs. Joachim Bsuter,
father and mother Of the bride, hand
painted chamber set; G. A. Schsefer, cham
Der set; Mrs. A. Yeager, Buffalo robes; Mr..
W. A. Trout, of the c., l.. & W. railroad,
silk umbrella; the groom to the bride, dia-
mond pin; Lso Reister, silver butter dish j;
Miss Louisa Gaps, silver napkin ring; Mr..
and Mrs. George ii. Schmidt, silver card
receivers Mr.. and Mrs. G. Kraus, silver
carving set; W. j. Blum, silver butter
dish; Edward and Lizzie Bonenberger,
brother and sister of the groom, solid ell
Yer tea Get, SIX pieces; Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Riester, mantel statuary; Mrs. and Mrr.
Max Beuter, silver water urn; Mrs James
H. lancaster, bronze vase; Messrs. A.
-. ohu JAN hiOc, IiohCu piatc mlTfOI,
Hon. Judge George W. LETTERS, Roman
hanging clock; employees of George E
Stiiel & Co., handsome marble clock and
statue; Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Bsuter, marble
clock; Mr.. and Mrs 8. o. Burdatts, Paris
dish; Miss Susie johnson, fancy pin cush-
ion; Mrs. Daniel Hurts; hand painted bed
spread; Miss Emma c. Kurner, fancy side
board cover; Miss Kate G. Kirker, Zsnes-
vile, pin cushion; Mr.. William Scnarf,
Paris tidy; Miss Louisa V. Schwartz, fan
cy scarf; Mrs. Frank Burt Darlington,
Ohio, bed spread; Miss Hattie B. Poole,
Morristown, Ohio, dressing scarf; Miss
Mamie Baird, dressing scarf; Mr.. and Mrs.
Gus Matthews, hand-painted bed spread
and one dozen towels; Miss Grace Bell,
bouquet Of natural flowers; Miss Sophia
Schwartzbach, damask table cloth; Mr..
Charles Beuter, uncle of the bride, por-
trait of Pope Leo; Miss Della Grimes,
willow rocker; Miss Ida Deifel, Columbus,
Ohio, brocaded silk rocker; George E. Sh-
fsl & Co., check for $3.50; Mr.. William
Kreiger, basket of cut flowers.