The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-03-11
WHIT.BRlLLES,
A Brilliant Home Wedding ut the Resi-.
daneo OF the BrIde's Parents.

IV0"lsu SoCIetJI anu AIbU ny many VINO "
not come in that category.
The two young people are popular ii
their social circle and great preparation
had been made for the event.
Atexactly z 80 last evening, the wed
ding procession formed in the uppel
hall OF the beautiful home OF the bride'l
parents at No. 20 Fifteenth street and
marched down to the parlor, where
Rabbi Bonnheim was in waiting, The
procession was headed by Mr.. L
Ascheim, Of Allegheny City, Pa, grand
father Of the bride, escorted by Messrs.
Lee and Charles Brillee, brothers OF the
bride. Mr.. Ascheim being the oldest
person in attendance was given the chair
Of honor, Immediately in front OF the
bride and groom. Next came Miss
Florence and Samuel Brilles, Miss
Mollie Brilles, Of Allegheny, Pa, and
Mr.. Sol Whit, nephew Of the groom, Mr..
Henry Brilles and Emma Kraus, Mr.. /:
Drucker, Of Zanesville, Ohio, and Miss
Bertha Brilles, OF Allegheny City. Miss
Clemie Rosenberg and Louis Hork-
heimer, the groom's best man, followed,
preceding the groom and Mrs. Brilles,
mother Of the bride. The bride followed
leaning upon the arm Of her father, who
gave her away In accordance with the
ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. N. Brilles, OF
Allegheny, completed the procession.
Professor Killmyer played the wed.
ding march on the piano as the process.
sion moved, and furnished music
evening.
Arriving before the clergyman the
bride was transferred by the father to
the groom, and the happy ceremony was
soon completed.
The bride was dressed in white crepe
de cheine, cut en- traine. She wore q
bridal veil and carried bunch OF lilies
Of the valley.
The house was beautifully decorated
with flowers and foliage, and presented
a strlkingly handsome appearance.
Alter the ceremony reception was held,
at which Mrs. Ziegentelder furnished.
the. refreshments. At midnight the
happy couple left over the B. & o. for a
four weeks bridal tour in the East.
Mrs. Whit isa lovely young woman,
not only in face and figure, but socially.
She has long been the centre OF an nd.
miring circle Of friends, who will wish
her many happy years Of married life.
The groom, Mr.. Louis Whit, is also a
popular gentleman, and the proprietor
Of the Bon Ton store in this city.
The presents received were very beau.
tiful and present splendid array OF
costly ana elegant articles. They are
rs follows:
Silver melon spoons, Prof. Herman
Shockey; oak secretary, Mr.. Sol. Whit;
silk upholstered rocker, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frensdokf, sedalia, Mo-; silk throw,
Miss Daisy Hervey; fancy apron, Miss
Mollie Brilles; silk throw, Miss Rote
Sonneborn; ornamental fancy work,
Miss Rena McGranihan; silver and
glass fruit dish, Miss Ella Hork.
heimer; cut glass water bottle and
tray, Misses CLARA aud Nettie' Kraus;
cracker bowl, Mr.. and Mrs. r. 2. Levy,
Nashville, Tenn; china bric-a-brac, Mr..
Max Goldbaum, New York; silver jew
elry case and pincushion, Mr.. Julius
Horkheimer chiIonier, Messrs. Charles,
Leo and Sam Brilles; silver lamp and
silver card receiver, members OF Miss
Brilles's music class; china bric.a.brac,
Miss Jennie Emsheimer; china Jug, Mrs.
Vogel and Mrs. Rsizenstein, Allegheny,
Pa; silver and glass pickle dish, Miss
Bee Mullarkey; ornamental china flask,
Mr.. Charles Kraus; china jug, Misses
Elsie and Myrtle Reizensteln; cherry
music case and rack, q beautiful piece OF
for the music room, Miss Fanny
and Mr.. Ike Drucker; hand embroidered
handkerchiefs, Mrs. Col. Robert White
silk throw, Miss Bertha Brilles, allie.
gheny, Pa; splasher, Miss Florence
Brillea; hall rack, oak trimmed in silver,
Henry n. Brilles; fancy oak chair,
in antiquesilver, Mrs. @. Rosen.
berg; bronze figures, Mr.. Morris Hork.
heimer; cracker bowl, Miss Savilla
Kraus; onyx clock, W. Victorius and
family, Beaver, Pa. after dinner spoons,
Louis Horkheimer; silver soup ladle
and tablespoons, Mr.. aud Mrs. M. Brilles,
Allegheny, Pa. parloF suite, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Brilles; silver teaspoons, Mrs.
A. @. Egerter; silver salt and pepper
service, Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Frieden.
rich; silver teaspoons, Mr.. and
Mrs, Edward NJ. Brash, Allegheny,
Pa; silver card receiver, Mr.. Morris
silver eggcups and spoons,
Mrs. W. Ahrens, New York; silver tea
set, Misses L. Charnock, L. Brannon, NJ.
Miller, E. Roberts, D. Harvey and E,
Weigelt; etching in white frame, Miss
Emma Kraus; fruit knives, Bertha and
Mollie Brilles; silver fruit dish, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bernie Horkheimer; silver fruit
bowl, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Ascheim; jelly
spoon, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Baer;
table, ]. Drucker, zsnesville,
Ohio; dinner, lea and chamber sets,
china, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Reizenstein;
china Jug, Miss Sadie Gundling; iawelry
case, Miss Emma Kraus.