The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-10-03


/ McNEMAR-MILLER-Married al
the residence of the bride in Cass
district by Rev. d. G. Helmick OF
Palatine, Rev. L. A. McNemar TO
Miss Jane Miller, Wednesday Sept,
l6. 1891.
TENNAST-TEsNAST-Ma Married ut
the residence of the officiating minis
ter, A. Garrison, on Thursday, Sep
TENDER "a, 1891, William E. Tenant
and Sarilda E. Tenant, both of
Clay district.
Observation-Disclosures, at the
brides residence near Bula, w. Va,
Sep. %, 1891, Mrs. Elizabeth Eddy,
daughter of Rev. L. C. Wise and Lot
L. Shriver, of Cross Roads, Rev. j.
w. Woodruff officiating Those
present we're Miss Lou Sine, of
Blacksville, George Wise, of Cross
Roads, and Ella G. Eddy, daughter
of the bride. We wish the happy
couple a pleasant voyage over life's
tempestuous sea.
HEERMANs-ELLIoTT. -Thursda
September 10Th, 1891, at 10 p. NJ, at
the residence of the Pastor of M. E.
church in Oakland, Md, Edward Nc
Grew Heermans, of Kingwood and
Miss Florence Elliott, of Albrights-
vile, we're united in marriage by
Rev. G. E. Clark. The young couple
drove to Terra Alta Thursday even
ing and took No. for Oakland, where
all arrangements for the wedding
had been made by W. B. Parkhurst,
who had gone down the day before.
The matter was complete surprise
to everybody. The newly married
couple returned to Kingwood next
day and were serenaded at the Cor
don House by the band that night.
Mr.. Heermans is one of the editors
of the Journal and the only son of
Francis Heermans, Esq, Cashier of
the Kingwood Bank and the bride is
a daughter of Mr.. Isaac Elliott, liv-
ing near Albrightsville.-
LAzzELL-JAcKsoN.-About the
prettiest church wedding we have
ever witnessed was celebrated in the
Kingwood Presbyterian church last
night, Wednesday, September 23rd,
at $50. The contracting parties
were Mr.. l. Grant Lazzell, of Morgan
town, and Miss Nora jackson, of
this place. The church was crowd
ed with large number Of invited
guests and the decoration at the al
tar was very pretty. The chandeliers
were festooned with evergreens and
the altar covered with plants and
flowers, while in front was an arch
of evergreen and a beautiful gate
covered with the same material, hung
to the arch and spanning the aisle.
Miss Minnie Neff played the we'd
ding march as the bridal party enter
ed, preceded by the ushers, Messrs.
Frank Nj. Murdoch aud Felix Elliott,
Jr. The bridesmaids were Miss Win
ME Jackson, sister, and Miss Titia
Jackson, cousin, to the bride. The
party marched down the aisle and
entered the gate, opened by one Of
the maids, and turning around faced
the audience, while Rev. Buchanan,
the Presbyterian Pastor from Nor
gantown, solemnized the marriage
ceremony in a very impressive man
ner, after which the bridal party and
large number of the invited guests
repaired to the residence of the
BRIDES parents, where happy con.
CALCULATIONS were showered upon the
newly welded pair, after which ele-
CANT and sumptuous refreshments
were served to all, and with music
and merry laughter and conversation
the time sped away till it was after
midnight ere the guests departed.
The bridal presents were many and
valuable, and the finest lot of silver
ware among them we ever saw at
wedding. Rev. Buchanan was &C
companied by his wife, and two broth
ers of the groom were here from Nor
gantown also. To-day the wedding
party goes to Morgantown, where
the groom has a new house all ready
for the bride and where they in the
future will reside, SO that what is
our loss is Morgantown's gain, and
to Mr.. and Mrs. Lazzell the argus
extends hearty congratulations and
best wishes for long and happy
journey through life.-Kingwood
argus.