Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-10-28
WHEELING REGISTER. SUNDAY, OCTOBER %. 1894.

Robert O'Kane spoke the impressive
wores which made Miss Mamie Gene
We've Cavanaugh Mrs. Charles NJ. AM
brose. The officiating clergyman was
assisted by Rev. Fathers Mattingly aud
Meyer Mrs. NJ. E. Whitaker rendered
the tuneful Mendelssohn march When
the wedding party entered. The bride
was handsomely attired in very be.
coming dress OF white China silk, trim
med in pearl ornaments, with hat,
gloves and slippers 10 match, diamond
ornaments and carried bOQuet OF beau
tiful roses. The ushers were Messrs.
Joseph Bosley, David Mcclure, Archie
Matthews ana Ed. Cavanaugh. During
the ceremony N usc was rendered by the
nine O'Clock choir, OF which the bride
was a member. A solo by Miss Rose
Tucker and duet, Ave Maria" oy
Misses Gertie Reister and Cora Matth-
ews were especially pleasing numbers
After the ceremony the wedding party
retired 10 the home Of the brides par
ents on Thirteenth street, where ap ele-
CANT wedding breakfast was discussed.
TIE newly welded couple left at three
o'clock over the 3. & o., for the croom's
home ct Berkeley Springs, where bril-
liant reception was rendered them.
Among the large number OF handsome
and useful presents received bv the
Young people was a beautiful banquet
lamp, presented to the bride oy the
members Of the nine o'clock choir.
Thursday morning q very pretty wed
ding ceremony was performed az the
First Christian Church, by Rev. w. h.
HAYDEN, the pastor. The contracting
parties were. MIR. J. Henry Rosenberg
and Miss Elizabeth Bier Hamilton.
There was a large aSsemDlage OF the
friends OF the young people presentand
at nine o'clock sharp, 10 the sweet
strains Of d beautiful wedding march,
the bride and groom advanced 10 the
altar. After the ceremony the happy
pair were driven 10 the Terminal station,
whence they departed at 9:55 ever the
w. q l.. Z. on brief wedding tour TO
Northeastern cities. On their return
they will go 10 housekeeping on South
Chapline street.
A very pretty home wedding was SOL
emnized Thursday evening a. the rest
deoce Of the brides mother, Mrs. NATL
da Knight, No. 12l South Front street
in which the happy principals were
Miss Fannie Knight and Mr.. Louis
Rentsch. The ceremony was performed
at $50 o'clock Oy Rev. A. b. Riker,
pastor OF the Fourth Street NJ. b.
Church. The bride, a beautiful Orun-
cite, was becomingly attired 10 gown
of white china silk, with ivory trim
mings and diamond ornaments with
gloves and slippers to match. The we'd
ding was a quiet affair, only the lmme-
date friends OF the bride and groom be-
ing present The bride is a charming
Young lady, popular In Wheeling society,"
and the groom is the well known book
keeper for Geo. NJ. Shook d Co. The
young people will at once 20 to house
keeping at the residence OF the brides
mother.
The fact leaked out during the week
that Mr. Joseph Luft and Miss Mar
garet Fritz, popular young persons OF
the South side, were married on May
18th, by Rev. DR.. i. r. Swopp, rector Of
81. Matthews p. Z. Church. The happy
pair have since been overwhelmed with
congratulations.
Mr.. Albert Ii. Gardner aud Miss
Amanda Kite were the parties to a very
pretty nuptial ceremony, which was
performed Wednesday evening by Rev.
w. l.. Roberts, pastor of the Wesley NJ.
L. Church. The ceremony was wit
messed by few near relatives OF the
principals.
Mr.. Thomas Boyland and Miss Isabel
Bassett were quietly married Wednes-
day evening, at the home Of the brides
parents in the North End. They i'm
mediate went 20 housekeeping in home
on North Market street, furnished by
the groom.