The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-28

Ths Brilliant Na1tiais % Miss EiSsnS
and Hr. knaoss IN fne EAST End-/
The beautiful new P~nezbyseri&n caunhfn
the Eas Fad was sounaHy insrgzssf 70 81
Gerry last evening on the ocsofof tle ms.
welding within is rs-h inieror-thas II
/ SEss Sass ban Eikins. daughter oscol.
and Mrs g ". Eikins. oil Il siand ayes6.
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Eaab.s & Sinister. FesFiess 10 she eersan-
~, winch ipos lsa. al 9 ocioek. elections
from 5oaaol wsgef aad Sehaaann we're
piayei bs Prof Bzssii ;hea % dse welAng
March from Lohe3grsn lie bride. leasing
OF tie arn Of her a.ssssf made her way 10
the Observation-Disclosures altar, preceded
by the rshers, Mes-rs Harry Dunlap. J. Lv-
ons. J-F. Harris and r PHiiass, AMI at,en-
del 81 As Enlna DunIeyy a. a maid OF
honor er sisler, Ella May Elklas, and Miss
Annie Marshall, Is bridesmaids, and Two
tiny, whitcrobed newer girls. Lon and Dot
Elkiss. also sisters.
AZ the altar the groom, attended BIZ his
Bet man. NJ. David C~slIingwcsd. me, The
bridal party and til marriage ceremony VAS
pFoeeeied vita hy Rev. j.. +. 4. kunIier.
pastor ofths Church Daring the ceremony
Ieldelssohn's spring Song was softly
rlas ell The bride was arrayea in a trained
robe ofiSory white satin finished with lace
bodice iow, ard with shers puifesi sleeves a
cluster Of Waite nAry santl.emams was car
NED. The maid Of honor wore a gown Of
wlsle six, dancas length, and w.th an over
dnpery CT whith silk gau1e her bouquet
wes composed Of yellow hrysamhenams.
The bridesmaids also carried bouquets Of
yellow-tia;el chrysan.hemums. waieh in
tone OF eolorias were a match % their pref
y gowns o yel!oK iuiie.
Aaer the ceremony al the church tile
sp~Scialy-inri,ed guests to the nnmher Of
Ioo. repaired to he residence Of Tie brides
parents where al informal reception was
be3i and an elegant rsiiation served under
lie d.rcgtioa o. Haag. The residence was
beautifully decorated with earysanulemnus
TIE wediing lower, aal music 5y ihe Ger
pert and GHen;ler ouchestra was an addi-
doHa. ieaisr 81 enjoyment. The newly
welded pair leis last evening" fr a trip
through The His;ern CITIES GA their return
they VIII sake W housekeeping duties ia
their own costly furnished home, wifch
awaits them in the Est End.
The bride IS oneof lie most promising
amateur artists in the ci;y, and previous 10
her Engagement With Mr.. Knable had anti
cipated a thorough study Of art abroad A
screen PAINTED by tie lady last winter was
% sach a degree OF ex1eilenc that meeting
tie view Of Mr. William Eikius, Of PLila-
delphia, her uncle, that gentleman promptly
presented ihe FAR artist with a check Tor
St3 as a token efhis appreciation OF her
work. Mr. Euable is well known in the
business world Of the city AMI IS esteemed
for his many excellent qaai.lies- The pres
enis received by the young coupe were
many and costly aui was sutiestei 10 great
admiration las. evealag by the privileged
guests-Pusburga Csa,seriE Gl,ssfs
Mr.. Kuable is the sscond and t,ie young
est son Of Major John Kaa5ie, and was born
8nd grea to manhood ia Somerset, where he
can auslber the entire population among his
fneads.
Ir. ard Ms. kuable arrived ia Somerse.
Tuesday morning aad w4-e rendered a recep-
aoa 81 tie house Of the gooom's parents
Tie same evening.