Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-16
ORANGE BLOSSOMS.
TIE BRILLIANT BAER-HEYMANN WEDDING
At ARI0N HALL.
The Wheat Haass Nuptals at Danyillc, ya.-Othsr
Weidisg Ceremonies Throughout the City.
Costumes and Other Features Of the Day.

Costumes and Other Features Of the Day.
The lreaniest ewes that ever gazed
From under lashes long and brown,
Tn. creamiest skin. with the faintest tinge
OF pink like luscious peach down,
And the dewiest. softest, reddest lips
The tiuiest. loyeliest mouth DO grace.
The slenderest, delicate supple form
That the queen OF beauty might have had;
Aud % laugh that was joyous rs twas long,
To make the heart Of a mortal glad.
Lulu Vdit-sr
Arion Hall last evening was the scene
of brilliant social event, than which
there has been none other more i'm
posing since the joyful aud well-remem-
bered charity ball. IL was the occasion
OF "A wedding, which has long been
looked forward 10 with pleasure by the
many friends Of the contracting parties,
who We're Mr.. Leopold Baer, of the iirm
OF Kraus Bros. x Baer, and Miss Hannah
Hcyman, the charming and talented
daughter of Mr.. Mayer Heyman. Long
before the all-impOrtant hour, the gaily
attired guests began 20 arrive, and by
eight o'clock there was merged In the
floods OF light in the interior the beauty
and wealth and fashion of Wheeling'S
Hebrew circles. The decorations upon
the stage were in keeping with the
character Of the occasion, and many
rare exoticS, and delicately con
Structed ferns and leaves, added 70
the picturesque scene. Among the
quests present from Out-Of-town We're:
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Strauss, Miss Bierman
and A. Bierman, Of Louisville; Mr.. and
Mrs. Gus Crone. Mr.. l. Siverman, Mr..
Gus kaufman. of PttSburg; Mr.. Aaron
RheinStrOm, of New York; Mr.. t. kuS-
sci. of Rochester, \. y; Mr.. {. GauS,
Of Baltimore: Miss Hannah NewburSer
and McsSrS. Myer and George New
burger, of ParkerSburg; Mr.. \. klotz
and wife and Mr. a. Mayer and wife, of
Bellaire, o.: Miss Amelia EiSenber, OF
Barnesville: Miss Rena Gump, OF Balti-
more; Miss Lena Selling, Of Detroit,
and Miss Crone, of Pittsburg.
Seated upon the stage amid the bower
of green was stationed the Opera House
orchestra. The bridal pair entered the
auditorium to the strains of MendelS-
sohn's march, preceded by the usherS,
attendants, best man, and maids OF
honor, the accessories taking their
nloceS on either side of the table on
which brightly burned two candles en-
b,ematic Of light and joy, while the prin-
cipalS stood directly in front of the same,
the officiating Rabbi, b. A. BOunheim,
occupying place directly opposite. In
passing uu the white clOth-cOycred aisle
the bridal party passed across blue
ribbon near the stage, which illustrated
the division OF the aSSemblage OF therel-
atiyes and the other favored guests.
After the music of the march had ceased
the officiating Rabbi Solemnized the nup-
tials according TO the reformed Hebrew
ceremony. The obligations of
life were first administered IN
German. following which came
"a prayer, after which came the
pretty ceremony of drinking the wine
separately, and subsequently mixing
the two wines. and drinking as embe-
matte of the blend of two happy lives.
During the ceremony the groom placed
a plain gold ring upon the brides hnSer,
and near the close Of the ceremony
gracefully lifted the veil and kissed his
future helpmeet. The groom was in
full evening dress, while the bride was
attired in a lovely and almost light and
airy film. Her wedding troSSeau was
of ivory coVille silk with trimmings OF
cream crocheted paSSamenterie, the ven
being OF fine Brussels net and held In
place by a beautiful diamond agraictte.
The bodice was Y shaped. and the skirt
of fun princess train. Diamonds were
conSpicuous ornaments which tended
To still further enhanSe the
natural beauty of the bride,
who also carried in her hand 4
magnificent bouquet of white roses.
seldom has a Wheeling bride looked
prcttier.
The best man was Mr. A. herman,
and the maid Of honor was gracefully
portrayed i'm the person of Miss Marie
lIevman. who was becomingly arrayed
i'm corn colored silk with a garniture OF
white lace. with diamond ornaments.
The attendants were Mr.. and Mrs. Is.
Strauss. of Louisville. Ky, and Mr.. and
NJ. Heyman. parents Of the bride.
Those who OBLIGATED aS uSherS were
Louis Gundlng, Burnie Gundling.
BENJAMIN Kraus. David krauS, Al.
Adler. Lou Swabacker, X. Hey
man. and Lee Fredcnrich. The
master of ceremonies was L. Buchanan.
At the conclusion of the ceremony the
happy pair rctraccd their steps down
the aisle 10 the rhythmic measures oil
Lohingren'> march, and in the reeep-
ton parlOrS below received the
warm congratulation OF the large assem-
blage. The gathering next ate and
drank To the health of the newly mar
rird pair i'm a most admirably arranged
banquet. furnished by Ziegenfelder, the
caterer. There were one hundred and
twenty persons around the teStal board,
and the banquet embraced all the choice
delicacies of the season. 4 long and happy
time was spent IN the discussion OF the
viandS, after which came dancing In the
upper hall. i'm which all participated
with much delight The order of dances
embraced many of the favorte num-
bers. aud they were enjoyed to the full
est extent The beautiful toilets OF the
ladies were shown to good advantage
and the hall during the tripping Of the
light fantastic presented something of
dream. II was Il most notable and sue
ccsSfGl wedding.
WuEAT-IIAASE.
The usual serenity which prevails in
the picturesque city Of Danville, Va,
was broken in upon yesterday by a
handsome wedding, in which the con-
tracing parties were Mr.. A. Allan
Wheat. OF Wheeling. and Miss Mary
Haase. Of Danville. The ceremony
took place at Mrs. Decatur Jones home.
Decatur Jones was, in his lifetime, one
Of the best and most prominent citizens
i'm PittSylvania county. He died not
many months ago, beloved and lament
ed. but the good wife still survives and
occupies the comfortable family resi-
dence 40 Bachelor Hall, near DaLville.
Yesterday afternoon at o'clock COM
many of friends gathered at Mrs. Jones
home To witness the happy marriage.
The ceremony took place in the hand
some parlors Of the coy old mansion,
being performed by Rev. r. e. Jell, OF
Danyille. stephen Price, of Wheeling,
oiliciated rs best man, and Miss blanche
Haase. sister OF the bride, acted as
bridesmaid. The bride was becomingly
attlred in white yaille DucheSSc, with
lace and diamond ornaments. AT the
conclusion of the ceremony the happy
pair were the recipients of showers of
congratulations. Then came the we'd
ding breakfast, which was marvel in its
way and remarkable feature OF the