Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-01
81 lEEAS'RES'
WAVES AND RIPgsS on THE SURFACE OF
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The Grssn-Gerrard Nj tials at ST. Matthew's Eps-
cOpal Church-Oasr Matrimonial Events.
Incidents of Social Lifs-The
Fourth # July Picnic.

a rather unusual hour. JUST TWO hours
and eight minutes after Old Sol peeped
above the eastern horizon the oridai
party sauntered down the centre or the
aisle. Quarter to seven o'clock is per-
haps little early to have wedding,
as society conventionalities go, but the
affair of yesterday was intended to be
of quiet nature, and was governed
also by travelling plans in keeping en-
gagements in other places. Inc con-
tracing parties we're Mr.. w. w. Green,
of New York, and Miss Callie IL. Gar
rard, who has for some time officiated
at George &. Taylor's dry goods en-
porium, and who for the past ten or
eleven years has made her home with
Colonel and Mrs. Robert White, on
Fourteenth street. The rain
which prevailed at the time prevented
many from attending. yet OF
immediate relatives and intimate friends
there was quite an assemblage present.
As Miss Wilde executed the wedding
march the bride and groom marched
down the centre aisle, preceded oy the
bridesmaid, Miss Min Woods, OF Elm
Grove, and Mr.. Phil Hartman, OF Column
bus, Georgia. They were met at the
chaucel by the Rector, Rev. &. K.
Swope, who tied the nuptial knot ac-
cording to the beautiful Episcopal sery-
ice. The bride was attired In grey
mixed travelling costume, and wore a
prettiIy constructed blue hat At the
conclusion OF the ceremony the happy
pair were showered with congratula-
tions. Mr.. and Mrs. Green were then
driven to the Panhandle depot, where
they took the 7;20 train for
Pittsburg, at which place they
were entertained by Mrs. Will
son McCandlesS, cousin OF the
bride, with an elaborate lunch. MIR.
and Mrs. Green viii journey direct to
New York City, where theV will make
their home in fashionable hat on
One hundred and thirty-tifth street.
The groom is member of the firm OF
Leonard g. Youngman, coal merchants,
on Broadway, and is said TO be distant
ly connected to the great railroad mag
nate and fnancier, Jay Gould.
Every seat In the Chapine Street M.
E. Church was occupied last night long
before the hour set for the ceremony,
which was to unite in marriage Mr..
Harry a. Leeds and Miss Annie M.
Bachman. The pulpitwas hidden from
sight behind mass Of potted plants
aud fragrant flowers, tastefully ar
ranged. Promptly at nine o'clock Miss
Emma McNash, who presided at the
organ, struck the first note OF the Men
delssohn vending march, and the party
proceeded down the right aisle. First
came the ushers, Harry Rose, Harry
Cunningham, Harry Bachman and
Harry Stoetzer, followed by the brides
maids. Miss Lizzie Bschman and Nellie
Stoetzer. Then came the bride and
groom. The bride looked very pretty
in costume OF white figured India silk,
en- train, and carried in her hand
a bunch OF roses Miss Stoetzer wore
becoming light blue costume, and Miss
Bochman pink costume OF the same
material, both en- traine. At the pulpit
all took the usual positions, and the
pastor, Rev. +. n. Lynch, in the full
and impressive ceremony Of the NJ. Il.
Church, pronounced the words which
made Mr.. Leeds and Miss Bachman
man and wife. During the ceremony
the organist played soft melody. The
party then left the church In reverse
order.
Society has struck focus for the
Fourth. On the anniversary OF lnde-
pendence Day, which takes place on
Monday next select few OF the $50
will picnic at Glendale. 1t will be one
ofthe largest society events OF the sea-
son, and included in the party Will be
some sixty couples Of the prominent So
ciety people OF the city. Lastevening
meeting Of the projectors OF the az
fair was held at the home or Miss Kate
Hazlett, on North Main street. One OF
the novel features connected with the
meeting were the Invitations conceived
and evolved by Mr.. Robert Simp-
son. 1t was definitely decided
last night TO hold the picnic, aud all ar
rangements were completed. The party
will leave over the B. & o. at 10:45 on
on the 10 O'Clock train in the evening.
The affair will also be In the nature OF
a basket picnic. snd the ladies will
likely vie with each other in the pre-
marathon OF the latest delicacies. 1t has
been arranged that Ill those living north
of Tenth street car leave their baskets
at Logan's drug store any time before
IL o'clock on MdnGay morning, and all
Young ladies south Of Tenth street Will
please deposit they precious bundles at
the Fort Henry Cub before the above
pointed hour.
A party OF young society gentlemen
while on their wa home late Wednes-
dav night. suddetly conceived the idea
OF taking a ride l. an open baroche, ia
Central Park. Placing the regular
driver in the hh,k for an emergency,
one OF the sociey gentlemen handled
the reins OYER the pair OF
horses. while arother took the role
of the assistant tatuesque coachman,
and with folded rms and bated breath
ropnded out thetefect 10 charm. The
Others of the parry lolled in languorous
ease inside tho lack, ever and anon
giving explicit orders, just like the
master. Away he barouche sped down
to South WheelLg past square after
square, and at alively pace, almost to
the Benwood 1tion OF the street rail-
wav and retuH. 1t was 8 warm,
though brisk nidt, and the ozonic in
fnence was keedy felt. Paul Reyere's
ride wasn't in 10
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