Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-05-06

/ HlAus 10 NNA0AlOn1 was oSAN ~
high mass by Rev. s. s. Mattingly, MISS
Ella Kyne officiating at the organ.
A reception followed at the home OF the
brides parents where an elegant wedding
/ breakfast was enjoyed by about thirty
invited guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Florin
Will 90 directly 10 their new home at
\ Washington, Pa. The brides costume
was light gray silk, with hat TO match,
aud the groom wore the conventional
/ black.
An enjoyable soiree was given Mon
day evening at the home OF Miss Blanche
/ Hopkins, in Upper Benwood. A con-
/ genial thrOng OF Young folks spent a
delightful season in dancing and games,
supplemented by excellent refresh
ments.
Miss Lizzie Moeller, OF Detroit, who
has frequently visited in this city, and
has many friends here, was united in
marriage last Tuesday TO prominent
Detroit physician.
General John Hooe Russell, the promi-
nent banker Of Huntington, w. Va,
was married at Richmond, KY, on
| Wednesday, May .. 1892, at high noon
to Miss Nettie NJ. Phelps, one OF the
! most popular bellies Of the famous Blue
Grass region. They were married in
Christ's Church by the RI. Rev. Bishop
I Peterkin, OF the Diocese OF West Vir-
! ginia. under the impressive ceremony OF
I the Episcopal service. Owing 10 the
prominence OF the parties the wedding
was decidedly recherche, the church
/ being filed 10 overfowing with rela-
tiveS and friends, from home and abroad.
/ The bride is extremely handsome, tall,
elegant, graceful and accomplished, a
truly fitting bride TO such thorough
gentleman as General Russell, Of whom
all West Virgiuians are so justly proud.
Kentuc6y'S loss mas been great gain TO
West Vrginia-aSpecially so TO Hunt
ingtOn.
a large number OF General RussePs
FRIENDS from Tennessee, Virginia and
West Virginia were present TO witness
the nuptiG,s. After the ceremony the
bridal party and guests were driven to
the palatal country residence OF the
bride, where breakfast was served OF a
tempting, lavish and hOspitable order.
The house was beautifully decorated
with lovely flowers. The presents were
both numerous and costly, ana last but
not least were surrounded on all sides
bv a bevy OF Kentucky beauties, pre-
sided over by the beautiful and charm
ing wife OF Col. j. G. Caperton, cousin
OF the bride, who with Kentucky ease
and grace made each and every one so
perfectly at home.
a special train on the Kentucky Cen
ira Railroad halted at the home OF the
bride TO take the party aboard. where,
amid showers Of rice, hearty good-byes
and best wishes OF Gods blessings on
each and all, with many heart left be-
hind held fast by some irresistible Ken
lucky girl, the train sped onward, car
rying the happy bride and groom on
their pleasant journey through life.
The REGISTER, together with all OF the
Generals numerous friends throughout
Virginia and West Virginia, join in con-
gratUIatiOns.
Mrs. Annie V. Jones entertained a
number OF her friends on Thursday
evening 40 her home, on Twenty-ffth
street. The features OF the evening
were vocal and instrumental music and
recitatiOnS rendered by Miss Sadie
+ King, Irene Newlin, Blanche Etz, Mr..
FLOYD Pickard aud several others. Re-
/ freshmenIs were served at a seasonsble
hour.
Ernst L. Frame, a popular young
business man of Market street, will be
married 10 Miss Ora e. Smith, daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Albert Smith, OF the South
side, the sixteenth of this month. Miss
Smith is q handsome young society
lady. The ceremony will be performed at
the First English Lutheran Church, at
o'clock in the afternoon, after which
the young couple will go on an extend
cd wedding tour Many guests are In
vited 10 the wedding.
Beautiful and impressive was the
wedding ceremony Wednesday evening
at 100 o'clock, al ST.. Johns church,
which Joined in the holy bonds Of mat
rimOuy Adolf Goerlich aud Miss Annie
Geese. The groom is . well-to'do bust
ness man Of PittSburg, late OF this city,
and formerly OF Vienna, Austria; and
the bride is the beautiful and accomp-
!ished daughter Of Carl Geese, OF 1928
ChGpiiue street.
TIE ceremony was performed by Rev.
William Ultert. and il was done in his
most impressive manner. The little
church was crowded with guests, and
the 40 ornaments were beautiful. The
bride was becomingiy attired in white
brocadcd silk. and Mr.. Goerlich wore the
conventional black. The attendants
were: Miss Annie Neubart, William
Geese. brother OF the bride, Miss Louise
Sehockey, and Wesley Mathes. Both
bridesmaids were dressed in white silk.
The ushers were: Benjamin Hendricks
and G.. w. Hose, while Elsie, sister Of
the bride, and Edna Schafer, two beau
titul little girls, dressed in white, were
flower girls.
After the wedding ceremony the
guests repaired 10 Teutonis Hall, at
Thirty-third and Jacob streets, where 3
reception was held. There were over
200 guests present. The banquet was
excellent, the menu embracing every
known delicacy OF the cline.
Among the guests at the delightful re-
ception were relatives and friends from
Pit:sburg and Washington, d. c.
-
Miss Ida Watson, OF Martins Ferry,
was agreeablY surprised in honor of her
birthday, at her home Wednesday even
ing.
The thirty-foursh birthday ;of Mr..