Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-15
A HANDSOME WEDDING.
The Kuy kendall Bo wcock Affair at clsrks-
burg Yesterday.


ial event at Clarksburg yesterday, IL
which the contracting parties were Mr.
John Gibson Kuykendall, Of Roanoke
Va, and Miss Floride Bowceck. daugh
ter OF DR.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Bowcock
The brides sister was one OF the prin
cipals in notable nuptial event
but few days ago, and the
occasion OF yesterday was looked
forward by society representatives with
equal pleasure. The wedding took
place at the Episcopal Church at
o'clock yesterday afternoon, the ceremo-
ny, (which was brief but impressive, being
performed by Rev. f. j. Brook, OF the
Central Presbyterian Church.
The church was handsomely adorned
with flowers OF various kinds, including
many choice varieties OF roses and lilies,
together with beautiful ferns
and trailing vines, all artistically
arranged with pleasing effect by Misses
Scollie Page, Nellie Basel, Lucie Hart,
Della Raymond and Ida Raymond. The
music was excellent and was under the
management OF Miss Gay Duncan, the
wedding march from Lohengrin an-
nouncing the arrival OF the bride and
groom. The ushers were also expert
enced hands, and had many times be-
fore been In the smoke and battle OF
society. They were Messrs. Lloyd
Reed. Frank Crisp, John b. Hart, OF
Clarksburg, and w. w. Whitmeyer, OF
the big Pam Handle city.
Miss Mamie Davis, daughter of Hon.
John j. Davis, gracefully officiated as
the maid Of honor, while DIR. +. II. Kuy-
kendall, OF Chattanooga, Tenn, brother
OF the groom, acted as best man.
The bride was beautifully attlred in
a gown of pearl grey silk with cut steel
and lace trimmings. At the conclusion
OF the ceremony the happy couple
repaired TO the residence OF
the brides parents, where they and
a large number OF intimate friends were
Hospitality entertained. Mr.. and Mrs.
kuykendali left on the $3.50 train for
Martinsburg, w. Va, where DR.. Kuy-
kendall will be married to morrow. after
which they will go To the home OF the
grO0m'S father at Mooreield Va, where
a reception will be given them. They
will make an extended tour through
Northern cities, ending in New York,
and thence by steamer to Savannah,
Ga, and then home. They have the
congratulations aud well wishes for
long and pleasant voyage through life.
OTHER SOCIAL EVENTS.
Misses Minnie and Lottie Cochran
will entertain number OF their friends
with maSquc party tomorrow even
ing, at their home on Eleventh street.
Mr.. Jos. Conrad, the Island police
man, will be married this evening. The
wedding will occur at the residence OF
the groom on North York street. Rev.
DR.. Fullerton, Of the Thomson NJ. L.
will perform the ceremony.
Tomorrow a quiet wedding wedding
will take place at the Cathedral. Mr..
Frank Cruise, che well-kn0wn book
keeper for Mayor Seabright and ex-
PreSidentof the Second Branch OF COun
ell, will be united IN marriage to Miss
Lou Schambra, OF South Chapline
street. Immediately after the ceremony
the company will leave for bridal tour
through the East.
Cards are ont announcing the mar
riage OF Miss Ida Bach, the accom-
plished daughter Of Mr.. Bernard Bach,
the well known carriage manufacturer,
and Mr.. VIII Burkle, member OF the
firm OF Schramm IL Burke, harness
The wedding will
occur on May 18th, at st. Alphonsus
church.
The marriage Of DR.. Lon Lynch. OF
and Miss McClaIn, OF Me
CLAIM, a short distance below Mounds
vile, will take place this afternoon at .
o'clock, at the home OF the brides
parents. Quite number OF the friends
OF the contracting parties, from this
city, will attend the nuptialS. DR..
Lynch is well known here, having as
sisted Dr. Geo. j. Caddle for several
years.
The Hotel Windsor was the scene
last night OF one OF the most enjoyable
social events OF the season. 1t was the
second hop given by the Lotus Club.
and like all the affairs given by that
organization, 1t was an unqualified sue
cess The dining room was cleared,
and an attractive dance programme was
Prof. Charles killmyer pre-
siding at the piano, in his usual fault
less manner. The floor managers were
Frank Luke, Harry MCGOWAN and
Dale Mitchell, and they performed
their duties to the satisfaction OF all.
About thirty couples were present. AT
midnight supper was served in the cafe
and the attractive bill Of fare was dis
cussed with ayidity. After supper
dancing was resumed and continued
until o'clock.