Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-12
A BRILLIANT WEDDING
AT THE ROOMS OF FHE WHEELING CLUB
LAST EVENING,
Uniting Mr.. Joseph Nay, Of Sisubsnvills, and
Miss Amelia Eissnbsrg, of Barnssvills-Ohsr
Social EVsn!s.

1t was a brilliant gathering OF rela-
tlves and friends of the high contract
ing parties which assembled at the
rooms of the Wheeling Club, last even
ing, to witness the ceremony which
united Mr.. Joseph May, Of Steubenville,
and Miss Amelia Eisenberg, OF Barnes
Vile, as man and wife.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
b. A. Bonnheim, Rabbi Of the Hebrew
congregation Of this city, at eight
o'clock, in an apartment which had
been turned for the occasion into a YER
table bower Of beauty by the genius OF
Mr.. +. Laupp, and which was filled with
the immediate relatives and most inti-
mate friends of the families thus united.
Surrounded by these bright and smiling
faces, the occasion was doubly a happy
one to those most directly concerned,
and the wedding was one OF the pref
test as we'll as elegant seen lately In
thls,city.
Just as the stroke Of eight sounded
Prof. Killmeyer began the wedding
march from "Lohengrin," and to the
measured strains the bridal party adj
vanced into the room. 1t was com-
posed of Miss Elsie Gundling, daughter
Of d. Gundling, as Flower Girl, ele-
gantly costumed in pink India silk,
trimmed with echru lace, diamond or
naments, and Master Edwin Kline, her
attendant; Miss Mamie BeSsinger, Maid
OF Honor, who wore a handsome cos
tune of pink b~engaline, pearl orna-
ments; Mr.. and Mrs. May, par
ents of the groom; Mr.. and Mrs. Eisen-
berg, parents Of the bride, and the high
contracting parties themselves. Asthe
bridal party halted In front OF Rev. DR..
Bonnheim, the young couple advanced,
and the service which made them man
and wife was performed, a ring being
used.
Immediately after the ceremony con-
gratulations were showered upon Mr..
and Mrs. May, add then, at 9 o'clock,
those present sat down to an elegant
collation. prepared by Mrs. Ziegenfelder
in her best name The appetizing
viauds were discussed for an hour, and
then, the floor being cleared, dancing
was INDUCED in until a late hour. Mr..
Lou Gundling was master of ceremo-
MES throughout the evening, and to his
care and discretion much is due.
The bride, who is a daughter OF Mr..
Meyer Eisenberg, a retired merchant
of GAINESVILLE, and a sister OF Mrs.
Ralph Kline, was attired In white ben
galine, en- traipG, trimmed with Duchess
lace, diamond ornaments, a magnificent
pair Of diamond pendants worn by her
being the present of the groom. Mr..
May, the groom, is a prominent young
merchant Of Steubenville, widely es-
teemed and for whom a bright business
future Is predicted. Mr.. and Mrs. May
left the city at midnight last night for a
three weeks western trip, and on their
return will be at home at S~teubenville.
Among those present from a distance
were Mr.. and Mrs. William May, Mr..
Lou May and Mr.. and Mrs. Isadore
S%altzbacher, of Ste%ubenville; Mr.. and
Mrs. s. B. Frank, OF Pittsburg; Miss
Mamie Bissinger and Mr.. S. NJ. Bissin-
ger, OF Philadelphia; Mrs. Berry, OF
Chicago, aud Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer Els
enberg, of Barnesville.
Many exquisite presents were be-
slowed upon Mr.. and Mrs. May, the
display being one Of the finest seen on
a similar occasion in this city.