The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-19
BOULEY,M'OLIETOOK.
Another wheeling Man Finds Bride In
Nieadvills, Pa.

Another wheeling Man Finds Bride In
Nieadvills, Pa.
The following account Of the marriage
Of "a well known Wheeling man and a
lady Of Meadville, Pa, which took place
in that city Tuesday evening, is taken
from yesterdays issue Of the AIeadville
ribune-Repltbltcan:
The pleasant residence OF Mrs. A. E.
Norton, southwest corner Of Park ave.
nue. and Chestnut streets, was the scene
Of a brilliant gathering last evening, the
occasion being the marriage Of her
daughter, Miss Angileen MC0lintock, to
Mr.. Edwin B. Bodley, Of Wheeling, w.
Va. The decorations Of the house were
superb. The various rooms were
adorned with ferns and flowers, In the
drawing room the display was grand,
the pyramid OF flowers, ferns and ever.
greens being surmounted by a beautiful
white bird. The hour Of 5 o'clock had
been selected as the time when the Cere-
mony should be performed, and long be-
fore that hour the spacious rooms Of the
huuse were filled TO OVERLOOKING with
guests.
Just as the clock chimed the hotr the
Northwestern orchestra rendered the
Swedish wedding march, and Mr.. E. NJ.
Knowles, OF East Liverpool, Ohio, and
Miss Maud Rodley, Of Wheeling, W. Va,
a sister OF the groom, and Mr.. F. O.
Howe, Of this city, and Miss Lizzie
Whann, Of Franklin, as bridesmaids and
groomsmen, led the way to the drawing
room, the bride and groom following.
The latter stood Immediately In front OF
Rev. D. II. Wheeler, and the solemn
ceremony was begun with prayer. AT
ter the solemn VOWS had been spoken
the bride and groom. knelt and Rev. DR..
O. E. Hall, pastor Of the First NJ. Z.
Church, uttered q blessing and repeated
the Lords Prayer. Then followed q
season OF congratulations, all present be-
slowing upon the young couple the
heartiest good wishes for all that 10 good
In this life.
The bride was alfred in a braide.white
iaille silk, demi.train, trimmed with
crushed roses. Diamonds were the only
ornaments. She carried lovely bouquet
OF white roses. Miss Whann wore a
white crepe dress, ribbon trimmed, and
red roses. She also carried bouquetof
red roses. Miss Bodley's costume was
white brocaded silk, point lace and rib
bon. Her ornaments were diamonds.
She carried a bouquet Of roses.
After a season OF social intercourse,
supper was announced, II was an ele.
CANT affair, and in keeping with the
other excellent social features OF the 90.
casion. Among those present from out
Of the city were noticed the following:
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Bodley and
daughter, Miss Maud, Of Wheeling, w.
Va, parents aud sister Of the groom.
The groom Is a graduate Of Allegheny
College, class Of 'S7, and has since been
admitted TO the Bar OF West Virginia.
He has lately become connected with the
law firm OF White, Coleman 4 Wheeler,
Chicago. An excellent education has
fitted him for life Of usefulness.
The bride Is a favorite young lady OF
the city, highly accomplished and skilled
in-the musical art. The collection oil
presents received by the bride was the
most handsome which II was ever the
lot OF the writer TO look upon. Among
the tokens OF esteem was q costly plano.
II was a present. from the BRIDES
mother. Fi gsu
Mr.. and Mrs. Bodley departed east.
ward on train 4, and expect toHreach
Wheeling Friday, reception 70 DO tan.
dered them that evening. They will
soon settle In Chicago, which islto be
THAR nnrtnnnnhk hnrnn