The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-28
A NOTABLE WEDDING
At the Fourth Street M. E Church
at Noon, Yesterday.
THE FRISSELL-LOGAN NUPTIALS
Witnessed by One ofthe Largest aud
Most Arlstooratio Assemblages Ever
Gathered in any Sanctuary of this
City-An Impressive Ceremony Ac.
compunied by Pleasing Musical
Features.

One of the most impressive nuptial
ceremonies that has ever occurred in
the Fourth Street NJ. L, church was
celebrated in the marriage Of DR.,
Charles NJ, Frissell to Miss Sophia Lo-
gan, at noon yesterday The solemnity
OF the occasion was heightened by the
simplicity OF the service and the al
most exclusive presence of those who
wore sympathetic witnesses and we'll
wishers OF the future Of tho bride and
groom. The modest floral decorations
impaired an air OF cheeriulness, and
frightened tho chanCel with their coll
ors and scented the air with summer
perfumes,
Long before the hour announced for
the ceremony the largo audience room
OF the church was filled with the rela.
lives and friends OF the contracting
parties, making one OF the most select
and fashionable assemblages ever gath
cred in church on similar occasion.
the highest compliment that could have
been paid to the esteem and affection in
which they were held.
The expectancy OF the people was
lively, but OF short duration, us it was
but few minutes after the appointed
time the grand organ pealed forth the
eXulting strains OF the wedding march
from Loheugrtn. Instantly there was u
hush, and the bride leaning on the arm
Of her brother.in.law, Mr.. Edward Glen.
denning, OF Kansas City, preceded by
the ushers Messrs. A, s. List, George
Baird, w. |. Frissell and Arthur Hub
bard made their way up the center
aisle. They were met at the altar by
the groom accompanied by DR.. A. b.
Riker, DID, the pastor Of the church.
The bride, who is handsome brunette,
never looked more attractive than in
her wedding costume OF change.
able grenadine, trimmed in velvet,
with hat aud gloves to match. The
groom carried his usual self possession
and wore besides the conventional
AS DR.. Riker began the service the
soft melody OF an arrangement of the
save Maria" played by Miss Wilde at
the organ with violin obligato by Prof.
Herman Schockey was waited on tho
ear, and sounded like celestial an.
them, and above all could DO heard
with distinctness tho responses OF the
twain being made one. At the conclu.
sion OF the ceremony the organ pealed
forth tho Mendelssohn march, and the
bridal party repaired to one OF the re-
ception rooms OF the church, where
they received the congratulations OF
their many friends. Afterwards they
were driven to the residence OF Mrs.
PEBBLES Tatum, on Fourteenth street,
sister OF tho bride, whore lunch was
partaken Of The couple then left on
the l:l5 train over tho p. q. d st. L.
road for tour OF the southern cities. No
cards were issued.
The bride Ia tho third daughter OF
the late Dr. 7. II. Dogan, and is we'll
known for her many graces OF mind
and heart, which have endeared her to
large circle OF acquaintance and
friends. The groom is tho son OF tho
venerable and eminent physician and
surgeon, DR.. John Frisself. He is an
accomplished gentleman and physician,
enjoying large and lucrative practice.
DR.. and Mrs. Frissell, after their return,
will reside in the handsome residence
on Fourteenth, which has been fitted
up for their occupancy. Tho presents
this popular couple received were as
handsome as they were numerous.
Among those attending the wedding
from abroad were Mrs. Gallaher and
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Gallaher, jr, of
Moundsville; Mr.. William Wolfe and
wife, Mr.. James Q. Watt and wife, and
Mrs. John Renshaw, OF Pittsburgh; Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Clendenning, Of Kansas
City, Mo.