Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-04

rated with flags. 4 crowd Of frieudS saw
them Of with the usuai accompanimeuts
Of rice. old slippers aud good wishes.
Al Norfolk a special car, oeauti-
fully fitted up, wGs in waiting 10
take them 70 81 Augustine, Flor
ida. There they will remain nearly \
fortnight, the car al their disposal uAti
their return 10 Hampton on Sunday,
January litu. After brief soJourn
there, they will 70 directly TO Washing
ton, where delightful round OF social
gaiety awaits them.
OWING TO 4 PRESS OF BUSINESS.
the friends Of senator Faulkner return
cd % Washington on the evening boat
Quite reception took place at the
iygcia, aud thirty or forty of the
friends of both parties were NJ the hotel
during the day, having arrived on Wed
nesday Wuruiug
The wedding, on account OF the
prominence of both OF the contracting
parties has long been looked forward
20 with eager Anticipation oy the little
social world ~ Hampton. and the usual
- quiet little town mas been Ia a furry
OF settlement for several dsys past.
The bride OF Senator Faulkner is a
/ oeautliu. cir, of the pure Southern
| type. with large, expressive brown
eyes. wavy hair, and complexion %
/ olive She i- very graceful and stately.
Like Amelie Rivrs, ~he is fond OF dogs
and horses, an expert and fearless
/ rider. ana z the Senator has never seen
her returning from q fox hunt. her dar y
eyes sparkling with excitement, her
hair escaping with hnf disheve led
grace from meath a jaUnty riding hat,
her cheeks rosy aud radiant from the
careSses OF the wind. he has YET u look
on her 10 one OF her happlest moods
nd most bewitchiug attitudes
That Miss Whiting has had her share
OF romance goes without saying, bat
I'M, seems q be the crOwutug ,eati
ment of her life Last summer she.
with some Young friends visited a
home oi the brother Of the Senator.
There the couple met. IL was gcuu-
/ Inc case OF love al first sight on both
sides, as the marriage of the two slN
months ait"rward shows
SENATOR FAULhNER
+ has been very quiet since the death OF
/ his wife. tAre. years ago, aud has not
/ sought the society of ladies' lie has
/ five children. and has chosen wisely for
/ their welfare, 10 sag nothing Of his
/ own. He Us comparatively young man,
/ being but iorty-sjX wears OF age. while
D 4
Never hefor" perhaps has bride
/ ieit this rural town with such a trou.-
/ Seau as that which filed the end less
number 90 trunks Of Miss Whiting.
/ Before they were finally locked and
/ strapped, the eyes OF Miss Whiting $
! girl friends feastei on underwcar
! hlny aud delicate, ut for princess Of
! the realm, and gowns such as never saw
! the light lu Hampton before. There
/ were dinner gowns. reception gowns
and delicate. = tinted creations for fu.l
/ dress The wedding costume Gloue
/ with It's appurtsuauces and laces cost
! $1,000. All these details were de
| signed by the fair Young girl. who is
about TO be launched into the whjrl OF
/ Washington society.
The brides gOing-away gown was two
toned green and black cloth, trimmed
with fur. Miss Dixon, OF Montana. mad
/ planned banquet 10 the friends of
/ Senator Faulkner and Miss Whiting for
| Tuesday evening, but the time was
filed by the final rehearsal at the
/ church. Pre-, dent and Mrs cleveland
/ entertain Senator aud Mrs. Faulkner
/ on their return 10 Washington.
Her FIRST invitation i- for the first
/ Cabinet dinner 10 bc given by President
J aud Mrs. & "veIaud. Senator Faulkner
/ has taken house On Illinois avenue.
HrNuETp- uT WEbpISG GIFr-
/ were received at The Whiting residence.
I lL" uited States Senate presented The
bride with "a complete silver service Ii
is .u low japanese style iu hammered
liver KIRK came over with special de.
T signs, and the service was made 10 Or
der 'irs. Faulkner. the Senator
mother, sent nest of cut Rlas, o shes.
/ An cudIes, array ~ silver, cut glas, and
rare hric-a-bric has been received
Iwruty-thrce hundred Invitations To
I the welding were issued outside OF
/ Hampton.