Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-30

/ Of Allegheny, Pa, and Miss Patterson,
of Washington, Pa. After the ceremony
Mr.. aud Mrs. Cottrill took the b. IL o..
train Tor their home.
Mr.. Marcus II. Smith and Miss Emma
/ Weigelt were quietly married Thursday
evening by Rev. w. II. Hayden, az his
residence on the Island. They will
make their home on the South Side.
At the family residence Of Mr.. and
/ Mrs. August Breitenstein in Bridge
port, a very pretty wedding ceremony
was performed Wednesday evening.
/ Rev. A. w. Werder, of Wheeling, spoke
the impressive words by which Miss
/ Carrie Breitenstoin became Mrs. Henry
| w. Helmbright. The bride is a charm
| ing ana accomplished young lady. The
groom is a member OF the fra OF klr-
bach & Helmbright, wholesale dealers
/ in notions, Of this city. The house was
profusely aud tastefully decorated,
with ferns and flowers. Miss Nellie
/ Helmbright, sister OF the groom, was
the flower girl. Her costume was white
/ silk Let, over pink silk, trimmed 10
/ pink ribbon and lace. She carried plnk
roses She preceded the bridal party,
/ following Miss Emma Bretenstein, the
bridesmaid, and Mr.. Charles Helm
bright, groomsman. Miss Emma was
attired in lemon landown trim
med in ribbons and pearl trim
ming. and roses TO match her cos
tune. The bride leaning on the arm Of
the groom, looking beautiful in a dress
OF rich white Bengaine silk, trimmed
10 silk chiffon lace and pearl chrystal
trimming, carrying bridal roses. At
the close of the ceremony an elegant
repast was served and the guests, only
the immediate relatives, numbering six
", enjoyed happy evening. Mr.. aud
Mrs. Helmbright left at midnight over
the b. & O. for an extended Eastern
tour.
At the handsome residence of Mr..
George R. Taylor, on Fourteenth street,
| very pretty ceremony was performed
/ by Rev Dr.. ID. A. Cunningham Wednes-
day morning., which made Mr.. William
L. Glessner and Miss Martha Taylor
Wright, daughter Of Mrs. Sue Wright,
man and wife. Only relatives and in
innate friends of the principals were
present. The bride wore a becoming
costume of white satin, with gloves aad
slippers to correspond. After discuss
ing a sumptuOus spread, Mr.. and Mrs.
Glessner we're driven to the p, e., c. IL
st. l.. depot, where they took the 1880
o'clock train for tour OF the Eastern
cities for several weeks. When they
return they will be at home to their
friends at No. 50 Fourteenth street.
Among tho guests present from out OF
city were Mr.. aud Mrs. Jacob Glessner,
father and mother OF the groom, Zanes-
VILE; Mr.. and Mrs. James Eckbart, Of
Fairfield, Iowa; Mr. and Mrs. Norwood
Chandler, of GAINESVILLE, and George
Glessner, 81 Springfield, Ohio.
Mr.. Thomas J. Thompson and Miss
Lureta NJ. Wells, were the happy parties
10 a quiet wedding ceremony which was
performed at the home OF the brides
parents. no. $50 National Road, Wed
nesday evening. Rev. DR.. Schwarm,
pastor Of ;he English Lutheran Church,
oiliciated.
A quiet wedding took place az the
home of the brides parents in Me-
Mechen Wednesday evening, 10 which
the principals were M Howard {.
Clark, of this city, and Miss Margaret
5. Warfuel The ceremony was per
formed by Row. A. j. LYDIA, pastor Of
the McMecuen NJ. e Church. The at
tendauts were Mr. Edward Manning OF
MoundsyilIe. aud Miss Jessie Mcmahon
OF McMechen. Mr.. and Mrs. Clark will
make their home on the South Side.