Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-11
HEARTS MADE HAPPY.
The Pleasing whit-Brilles Nuptials Last
Night.

Bright rays OF light strea med from
the windows of the handsome Brilles
residence, at the corner OF Flfteenth
and Eoff streets, last evening, the occa-
sion being quiet, but pretty nuptial
event, in which Mr.. NJ. j. Brilles' daugh-
ter, Miss Bertha, formed one oil the
central figures, the groom being Mr.
Louis Whit, the enterprising proprietor
of the popular Bon Ton, Only the re-
latives and immediate friends OF the
contracting parties were present; ana
among those from out of town were Mr..
and Mrs. Edw. NJ. Brash, Mr.. aud Mrs.
NJ. Brilles, Misses Bertha aud Mollle
Brilles and Mr.. l.. Ascheim, all OF Allie
gheny. and Mr.. Chas. Brilles, OF Woos-
ter, brother of the bride, who is at
tending college there, Mr.. j. Drucker,
Of GAINESVILLE, a former partner OF Mr.;
Whit, and Mr.. Isaac Drucker, also OF
GAINESVILLE.
The ceremony took place at half-
past seven o'clock in the front parior oil
the residence, which was gaily bedecked
for the occasion, Rabbi BOnnheim per-
forming the nlptials according TO the
reformed Hebrew rites. The place OF
honor i'm the ceremonial entree was oc-
cupied by Mr.. Louis Ascheim. OF Ale
gheny, grandfather OF the bride, VINO
was escorted by the ushers, Charles
Brilles and Leo Brilles. Following
came the attendants Mr.. Sam Brilles
and Miss Florence Brilles, who was
prettily arrayed in tastily constructed
toilet OF white china silk. MIR. Sol
Whit and Miss Molie Brilles were next
in order, Miss BrileS being handsomely
attired in scarlet China silk with black
lace trimmings, carrying in her hand a
hunch of cream roses. Mr.. Henry
Brilles and Miss Emma KrauS, the latter
looking particularly fascinating IN a
toilet OF white crepe de chene, with
white feather trimmings, carrying In
her hand a boquet of white roses. Miss
Bertha Brilles, daintily attired IN white
China silk with rich lace trimmings,
was next in the order OF attendants, es-
corted by Mr. /. Drucker, and Miss
| Clementine Rosenberg. pros
pective bride, was arrayed In pearl
crepe de chene, escorted by her
alliance, Mr.. Louis Horkheimer. The
groom next entered the parlor, attend
ed by Mrs. BrilleS, the bride next APP
pearing, leaning on the arm of her
father. Mrs. NJ. j. BrilleS and Mrs. NJ.
Brilles wore black faille silk, with pas
samenterie trimmings. The bride was
very simply and becomingly attired in
white crepe de chene, en- train, en-
veloped in the conventional tulle, and
carrying a bunch OF lilies OF the valley.
At the conclusion of the ceremonies
Mr.. and Mrs. Whit received warm con-
CALCULATIONS, after which well arrang-
ed wedding supper was discussed, with
Ziegenfelder as caterer. The happy
compile was favored with many hand
some presents, and included among the
more noticeable tokens was large and
pretty stand lamp from the music pupils
of the bride.
Mr. and Mrs. Whit left on a late train
over the Il. e o. last night, going direct
to New York, where they will Sojourn
for three weeks, after which they will
visit briefly Washington, Baltimore and
and Philadelphia. returning home in
about a month, taking apartments al
the Mcclure for the present.