Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-22
AT HYNByS Mr.
MISS HARDEN GIVES HER HAND IN MARRIAGE
TO COL A. A. FRANZHEIM.
An Impressive High Church Ritualistic Ceremony
at Steubenvills-0h Social Events in
This City and Vicinity.

at the ceremony, which look plaCe d.
Steubenville yesterday afternoon, in the
presence Of one of the most fashionable
audiences that ever assembled within
the cosy Episcopal church. The fol-
lowing telegram gives the details Of the
pretty ceremony:
Special zele9Td am 70 tbs REGISTER.
SrEUBENvILLE, June 21.-0ne of the
most elegant church weddings that has
occurred in this city for a long time
was celebrated this afternoon at three
o'clock at St. Pauls, the high con-
tracing parties being Col. A. A. Franz
helm, of Wheeling, aud Miss Katie
Doty Harden, of SteubenYille. The
church was handsomely decorated with
palms, ferns and cut flowers and was
filled with friends of the bride and
groom. Patton full orchestra assist
the boy choir and organ with the music,
the choir preceding the wedding party
party singing the wedding chorus from
Wagner's "Lohengrin." The simple,
yet beautiful and impressive, GER
emony of the Episcopal ritual
was performed by Rev. II. p.
LIE f. Graham, rector Of the church, the
bride being given away by her father,
Col. w. II. Harden. Mr.. E. B. Franz
helm, younger brother of the groom,
was best man, and Miss Bessie B. Tay-
Tor, Of Bethany, cousin OF the bride,
was maid OF honor. Messrs. George
Stamm and George Baird, Of Wheeling,
Col. II. c. Sherrard, John l.. Means,
Frank Harden and Latimer Grimes, OF
Steubenville, were the ushers, and
gracefully acted in that capacity.
At the conclusion Of the ceremony
the wedding party and friends repaired
to the residence of the brides parents,
on South Fourth street. where a sump-
tuous wedding supper was partaken OF.
Mr.. and Mrs. FranZneim left on Pan
handle No. 6 for tour through the
East, and on their return will take up
their residence in Wheeling, on North
Main street.
Among the guests from abroad were
Mrs. Mary FranZheim, Misses Wright,
Mrs, Mabis, Mrs. Stamm, 9. w. Franz
helm, wife and two children, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. C. Franzheim, Mrs. c. e. Ir-
win, Miss Lucy Kyle, Miss George
Baird, u. ID. Franzheim and u. W..
Stamm, all of Wheeling.
The bride is the youngest daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. h. Harden, and is
one Of Steubenville'S fairest and most
accomplished young ladies'. Her friends
are numerous and she was tho cipient
OF many handsome presents from them,
which were accompanied by sincere re-
grets that in the future she will make
her home in another city. These re-
grets were lightened by the knowledge
that the distance between Steubenvllle
and Wheeling is not great and they can
frequently have the pleasure and salts
faction OF seeing her.
The esteem in which the groom is
held in his own home by his old friends
has followed him to Steubenville,
where he is respected and liked by all
who know him. Mr.. and Mrs. Franz
helm take with them on their honey
moon trip the hearty wishes Of many
for long, happy and prosperous jour
ney through life.
~
A very pretty wedding took place
about noon yesterday, at the home OF
the groom, on the Island, In which the
contracting parties were Mr.. Clark
Stamm, the popular young machinist at
the Whitaker Iron Works, and Miss
Lille Carroll, daughter OF Mr.. Orviile
Carroll, chief engineer at the Wheeling
pottery. The ceremony was witnessed
by number Of invited guests. After
partaking of an excellent wedding din
ner, and receiving the congratulations
of their friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Stamm
took an afternoon train for Denver,
Ind, where they will remain about a
week. Upon their return they will live
on Twenty-fourth street.
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A very pleasing wedding ceremony
was performed at eight o'clock yester-
day morning, at the home of the brides
parents. on Wood street, East End, at
which Rev. DR.. j. T. Mcclure, pastor
of the United Presbyterian Church,
OBLIGATED. The groom is w. T. Creigh-
ton, a member Of the clerical force at
the Riverside Iron Works, and the
bride is Miss Amelia A. Veith, pretty
and accomplished young lady OF the
East End. After the wedding an ex-
celent breakfast was discussed, and
later the bride and groom departed for
the West on honeymoon tour.
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An enjoyable evening party was
given Monday at the home of William
Pebler, In the Eighth ward, in honor
OF the twenty first anniversary OF his
d. raaatyaA TIM
CALCULATIONS of large mum Der oil
friends, and a handsome gold watch
from his father. With the aid of an
excellent programme of social diver
sions, the evening was passed very
pleasantly. Refreshments were also
served at intervals, and proved not the
least enjoyable feature.
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The opening number upon the Arlon
programme OF summer festivities will
be the concert and somTernachtsfest at
the Park, Thursday evening, June 29.h.
The following programme will be rem
dered by the full Opera House Orches-
ira;
Ma.ch-"Springs Greeting" ............. Lattanr
Opera House Orchestra.
ONcIlufo- AHlaAou n Aos4tl
Opera House Orchestra
a. 'nCnnuug Hope .-...-..H. Mchl
Chorus %. Nv moecht' ich sein"
(Where would l be- z. Aoehrine
Arion.
Waltz-"Fleur D. Els2ce" Steiner
Opera House Orchestra.
Fanfare Nilitaire II ofmAnI
Opera House Orchestra.
Gavotte-"Trixie" ........ ...... ........ Brooks
Opera House Orchestra.
Chorus with Bass Solo -'OssiAn" -. Beschnlti
Mr.. F. J. Disgmiiler and Arion.
Potpourri-"students songs ..-.. Kohlm AZ I
Opera house orchestra
| FAntasie-"A Might IN Berlin. Hartmann
Opera House Orchestra.
/ "The the Quiet Noon Is Beamlng" Solo
for BAritone) .....-..............-....Sch ondor
Operz House Orchestra
l.. L.. L. l. l.. l-n.r.. IA