Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-21
WHEEIIN7 REGISTER SUNDAY OCTOBER 1ss8-s1X PAGES

Lille NJ. Chandler will be married at the
residence of the BRIDES parents ct Noun
tain View, Ohio.
The marriage Of Mr.. Will Giesy and
Miss May McClung is announced to take
Place ct the home of the brides parents at
Sandy Hook, near Baltimore, Monday
morning.
On Tuesday evening Mr.. John MeCrum
and M 81 Jane d. McAdans, were married
st the residence rf the brides father on
Sixteenth street, Rev. j. T. Mcclure ofici-
sting. The wedding was very petty
and quiet one, only the immediate rela-
tive and parents of the contracting parti.
being present. At the conclusion of the
ceremony O brief but pleasant reception
was held and the happy couple received
the congratulations Of their friends, after
which Mr.. and Mrs. Nice um lett on
brief bridal tour allowed by countless
xood wishes. The presents we've numerous
and elegant.
A very pretty wedding occurred at st.
Luks's P. E. Church, on tie Island, last
Wednesday afternoon, the high contract
ing parties being Mr.. o. II. Dorsey, of the
drug house of Logan & Co., and Miss N,l.
lie V. Lukens, second daughter Of Mrs.
Mary Lukeps. A large number Of the
friends Of the young couple had assembled
to witness the ceremony, which was the
ever beautiful one of the Episcopal Church,
and which wa, resd by DIR. H. II. Mcrrell,
| the new rector of st. Luks's. The usheIs,
who were the only sttsndante, were
MessIs. Will Lukens, A. T. Sweeney,
Harry Stallman and George Sterling. The
bride, who is handsome brunette, was
attired in becoming travelling costume OF
blue broadcloth. After receiving the con-
ordinations of their friends Mr.. and Mrs.
Dorsey left over the Pan. Handle at 4:2O
for an Eastern trip of two weeks, the best
wishes of their host Of friends following
them. They receivedsa Large number Of
elegant and useful presents.
At Elmhuret, the residence OF Mr.. John
G.. Jacob, of Wsllsburg. on Wednesday af-
ternoon last, the nuptials of his charming
daughter, Miss Mariana, and Mr.. James
PAUL, Secretary of tie Nail City Lantern
Works, Of this city, were 6Olemuized in
very pretty mannr, Rev. r. M. Boowr,
pastor OF tie Presby terrain church, otfiCist-
ing. The attendants we've Mr.. Will jacob
and Miss Elizabeth PAUL, brother and
sister of the bride and goom. At tie
conclusion of tie ceremony pleasant ie
csption was held and the happy couple
were the recipients of hearty congratula-
tions. Tdty were also remembered by
their mary friends With handsome co..
lection of beautiful presents. They lsfS on
the afternoon tnin over the Panhandle on
an Eastern bridal tour, carrying with the m
the btss wishes OF many friends. Qaite a
party went up from Wheeling to attend
the wedding.
On Thursday morning, at 1880 o'clock,
Mr.. Harry Carenbausr and Mrs Julia
Newbsrger were married at st. Alphonsus
Church The attendant, were Mr.. Chas.
CareDbauer and Miss Louisa NswberSer,
brother and sister of The contracting par
ties. A pleasant reception was held at the
home of tbs bride in the evening, and Mr..
ard Mrs. Csrenbauer were the recipients
of many congratulations ard good wishes.
Mr.. Peter Englebars and Miss Aggie
Plues were mHrlied IT Wesley NJ. E Church
Thur day evening, Rev. D. L. Ash ofllci-
wee present to witness the ceremony, at
the tocclrsion of which they extended
congratulations. TIE attendants were
Mr.. Richard Wts.wood aod Miss Stella
Bryson, and the ushers MesfrS. Lou Dow
Ter and Hiram Thatcier. After the cere-
mony Mr.. and Mrs. Epglehart left for
East Liverpool, Ohio, their futare home.
TIE following account of the Camden.
Hat wedding is taken from the Louisville
Courier Journal 'The picturesque little
st. Johns Episcopal Church at Versailles,
KY, was the scene Tuesday night last, at
7:30 o'clock, of the most brilliant and not
able marriage that has occurred in t1e
Bluegrass region of Kentucky for many o
long day. The contracting parties were
Miss Susan Preston Hart, OF this county,
and johnson Newton Camden, of Par
kersburg, W. Va. Five or six hundred
relatives and friends Of the bride and
groom witnessed the csi emony, the church
being flied erd OVERLOOKING. TIE interior
Of the church was perfect fairy lsud OF
flowers. The decorations were Of rare and
beautifulroees, chrysanthemums, ard trop-
ical plants. At tie altar an INN ense sreh
bajlt of white roses greeted and charmed
the eye, and from the center of tie arch
hung the initials of the bride and groom,
made of Catherine Mermet roses.
The bride is widely known as beauty.
Her costume wss an impoi ted one of hite
silk, en- train, corssge cat Sigh tly V.shaped,
and sleeveless. The frort was covered with
old point d'Alencon lace, and the back of
the corsase and train was of heavy white
brocaded silk The gloves were shoulder
Length, white, undressed kids, and the
slippers were CT white satin. The orna-
ments we're dismonds-a present to tie
bride from the groom's mother-and an
exquisite bouquet of orange blossoms and
clematis was worn by the bride, who car
ried in her hand an ivory-bonnd prayer.
book. After the ceremony, tie marriage
certificate was written upon the fly. leaf of
this book and signed by the Bishop and
the two officiating clergymen.
The bridesmaids, six in number, Misses
Jeanne Scott and Florence AL xander, of
Louisville; Miss Elizabeth Thompson Of
Louisville; Miss Dlntter Gibson, of Lex
iugton; Mis- Ssllis Humphreys and Pearl
Vocrhies, of Versailles, were attired in
short white silk and tulle dresses, cut V
necks and without sleeves They ALEC
wore sht u 'der-l length white uudrtssed kid
CLOVIS aud satin slippers. The & s. brides
maid, Miss Pearl Voorbies, carried bnu-
quette Of Nephitas roses, tied with white
satin ribbons, and The other bride smaids
carried boquets Of Catherine Mermtt roees,