Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-09-03
CUPID SMILES.
~ TVs NOTABLE MATRIMONIAL XVENrS
OF YESTERDAY.
,.,li,rt Sulubacher-Kraus Wedding at AriOn
p,ll-NOtabls Eupials at Olarkshurg.
O,hsr Society Events.

s. matrimonial season was brilliant
med in the city yesterday at Arlon
the contracting parties being Miss
m, Kraus, the fascinating daughter
:. samuel Kraus, and Mr.. Isadore
-,,cher, a prominent young mer-
NJ Steubenville. The event is
that has been looked forward to for
,ime with much interest, as both
.ri,ciples move in wide circles of
las Early last evening carriages
rolling glibly about the city carry
orecions freight from the various
ms Of the city 70 the scene OF the
.yities. A large crowd OF sight
Gathered At the main entrance OF
Hall and all the guests
%bting passed through a passage
banked with humanity.
ceremony was announced
la Mace at : o'clock, and long be-
,bat time there were large num-
~ beautifully attired guests within
~ sweetly bedecked interior. The
q al decorations were especially no.
Il able. the whole front of the stage
"A no banked with choice pOtted plants
flowers i'm profuSion, while just
n No all this fragrance, pending mid
&, from the top Of the proscenium
I. were two large foral letters, as.
q k" representing the initials OF
i principals. The effect was very
.ftty.
'be Opera House orchestra was sta
.8 ed in the balcony, and rendered APP
{. Dn-iste selections before and after the
<emony. The nuptialS were solemn
4 d at seven O'clock by Rabbi b. A.
elpnheim. The service was brief, yet
'sDropriate aud effecting, and listened
4 attentiyely by all present.
hIr. f. Buchanan acted as master OF
',temonieS. The best man was Mr..
his Meth. of PittSburg, and the
i iesmaid, Hiss Emma Kraus, sister
4 the bride. The uSherS were MeSsrs.
4 LowengOod, Of New York, Louis
rank. of Steubenville, and q. En-
teimer, Bernie Kraus, Ben KrauS and
kyid KrauS, of this city. The flower
i was little Miss Fannie Hirsch.
ke is a pretty piece of femininity, and
n neatly rounded out the wedding pic
4 BE-.
Immediately following the ceremony
n orchestral music was resumed, dur
NJ which the bridal pair held arecep-
h.. and the guests shOwered the new
married couple with congratulations.
H. bride was attircd in heavy white
rded silk. with garnitureS of white
tradOre lace, flounces and seed pearl
kmmingS. The trousSeau was further
4 .ghtened with the luStre of diamonds.
Among those present from out Of
wn were: Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Low
aStein, of Mansfield, o.; Mr.. Lowen-
1 od and son, A. Lowengood, OF New
hrk: Mr.. and Mrs. Munker, OF Steu-
lnyille; Mr.. Hamburger, of New York;
4 JOS. Selling, of Detroit, and James
Hogan, Samuel McCllntock, Joseph
srnahan, John Edgar and Laubheim,
Steubenville and Herman Cert, OF
it,Sburg.
M the conclusion of the reception
lowing the ceremony the guests re-
lired 10 the apartments below, where
Sumptuous wedding feast was par
ken OF, and a new feature OF this
kdding was second feast served at
fdaight, both OF which were partaken
with hearty relish. The banquetS
bbraced a great variety OF delicacieS
u mas seldom been surpassed at social
lentS in this city. Dancing occupied
hours between banquets, and for
,metime after the second feast, and
occasion throughout was one that
Is enjoyed 20 the utmost. Mr.. and
rs. SulzbaCher left on the midnight
'ain for a wedding tour, amid many
boa wishes. The presents received by
fIda pair were many, and they en-
raced all the newest designs in matri-
Onial tokens.
ZENCRAFT-wILSON WEDDING.
The home of Mr.. j. w, Brown, at
yesterday afternoon, was
le scene Of a beautiful wedding, the
Igh contracting parties Being Mr.. A.
Wozencraft, of Dallas, Texas, and
Iss Virginia Lee Wilson, daughter of
Benjamin Wilson, Of
arkSburg. Daylight ives excluded,
ld the spacious rooms were ablaze
,th artificial lights, exquisite flowers,
b tall, graceful ferns met the gaze AT
Terry turn. Only relatives and few
innate friends witnessed the cere-
ouy. The guests assembled IN the
80 parlor, and NJ four o'clock the
were thrown open, dis
osinc the wedding room richly dec
ated with banks of hydrangia, so
ranged as 10 form q back
ound. The sweet voices OF Miss
Ina Holmes and Miss Anna BoggeSS,
companied by Mrs. c. w. Lynch, rang
10 in the wedding march from Lohen-
in. Two usherS, Mr.. j. BreQan
-lmeS, OF Raleigh n. c., and the popu-
r young Congressman, Hon. John ..
'ndleton, of Wheeling, entered first
irving white ribbons 10 form aiSles
rough the rooms; next came Rev.
ither O'COnnOr and Okain, followed
RI. Rev. Bishop Kahn and the groom.
At the words Of the march, Guided
us" the four bridesmaids, Miss
eber,of Cumberland, Md; Miss Lillian
-own. niece of the bride; Miss
,nevieve Arnold and Miss Mary
ckSon, of San Diego, CAL, ad-
need in pairs, followed by two ush-
5, DR.. Fleming Howell and Mr.. George
Ogden, of ClarkSburg. The attend
rs so grouped themselves in front OF
C clergy as TO form an
sic through which the maid
honor Miss Genevieve Borgess., OF
arkSburg, passed. Last came the
ide leaning on the arm Of her father.
hey paused at the foot Of the aisle,
I'd at the opening words Of the solemn
rvice so impressively read by the
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