Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-11


cousin OF the bride; r. c. Haase, Charles
b. Or aud b. k. Nc Mechen, Of Wheel
ing; Lloyd Reed, OF Clarksburg, The
best man was Z. b. Franznelm, OF
Wheeling. After the ceremony q recep.
ton vas held at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. I. II. Jackson, relatives OF tue
bride. Toe decorations at the mouse
were pink and white, to correspond
with those In the church. Among the
guests from distance Wer the following
named persons: Dir. ID. c. List, father
OF the groom, Wheeling; Mrs.
Mary Warner, sister II toe groom,
Rockville, Tennessee; Mrs. l.. L. Z.
List, sist0r-in-laW Of groom, washing
ton, d. c.; Mr.. aud Mrs. Benjamin H.
BlacGlord, Miss Meigs Jackson, Mr..
and Mrs. David Burns, Misses jennie
aud Florence Louise Smith, Miss Mary
Murdoch, ParGersburg; Mrs. 1. T.
Motf4t, Mrs. Frank J. Hearne, Miss
Sarah Meade, Miss Florence or, Mrs
Gibson Laub, Miss Bessie LAMB Mr..
aud Mrs. Peeolees Tatum, Mr.. and Mrs.
a. T. uustead, Wheeling; Mrs. Walter
Fleming, Elizabeth, w. Va; Professor
add Mrs. I. c. White, MOrgaatown, w.
Va; Miss Louise Roman, Mr.. Charles
Lowudes, Cumberland, Md; Miss Sner-
lock, Cincinnati. o.; Miss Ida fleming
Fairm0ut, w. Va.
The Dlckinson-HupD nuptials, Tues
day evening, was one OF the most nota-
BILE weddings OF the fall season. The
FRS, Presbyterian Church, where the
ceremony was performed, presented a
brilliant scene, with the throng OF Iash-
iOnaoie persons In conventional evening
dress, the wealth Of flowers and plants
judiciously placed about the pulpit, ana
Jhs soft. tuuefu strains which pro-
ceeded from the organ, under the ma
uiDUlation of Prof George Summers,
Toe groom was Mr.. G. Fred. Dickinson,
member Of the real estate firm OF Smith
& Dickinson aud a deSeryediy popular
gentleman. Tse bride was Miss
Augusta GenavIeve, daughter OF
Dr.. j. G. Hupp. The ceremony
was performed ct $50 o'clock.
Al the appointed hour the first meas
ured notes OF the LOheugrln marcn an'
nOuuced the entrance Of the wedding
party. The usbers walked up the three
aisles by tw0s. They we're Messrs.
Steve Rice, ESertou Vance, Ed. WiIeS,
John GalIaher OF MOunisyilie; j. ~.
Hamill aud +. Sowersly, Of Newark,
Ohio. The maid Of honor, Mss Edith
Sinclair, OF South Carolina, preceded the
bride and groom up the centre aisle.
Tue ceremony was performed by Rev.
ID. A. Cunningham, during which time
a soft serenada was played on the or
gan. At the conclusion OF the cere-
mony the party retired Ia reverse order.
They reDsirod 90 the residence OF DR..
Hump, on Fourteenth street, where an
Informal reception was held. Al 9:4O Mr..
and Mrs. Dickinson left over the PAN
Handle for an extended honeymoon tour.
The bride, who is a social fev0rite 10 this
city never looked more beautiful than
in her bridal Gown OF heavy white satin
with court train, high neck and large
sleeves. She wore a full veil, white
gloves aud satin slippers. A. her
throat she wore beautiful diamond
pendant, and she carried a large
bouGuet OF lilies Of the valley. The
groom was att.red 10 full evening dress.
The maid OF honor, Miss Sinclair, wore
a dress Of white null with brides maid
veil. Her ornaments were pearls.
A quiet but very pretty wedding took
place Wednesday afternoon in the par
lors OF the residence Of Rev. Father
Joseph Mullen, pastor OF the Church Of
the Immaculate CONGESTION. Only the
families aud a few invited friends Of the
PRINCIPALS witnessed the ceremony.
The groom was Mr.. Andrew j. HaOig,
q popular young business man Of she
South Side, and the bride was Miss
Lott.e Braun, "a charming youag lady
of the Eighth ward A reception was
held at toe homo o. the brides parents
10 the evening.
A quiet wedding took place Tuesday
evening, 80 nine o'clock, 40 the resi-
dence OF Rev. Samuel SChwaTp, on
Fourteenth street The happy prInci-
pals were Mr.. George y. Steger, we'll
known cigarmaker. who lives on Upper
Main stree G, aud Miss Katherine Curtis,
a popular young Island lady. The at
pendants were Mr.. Mortimer Hill and
Miss Lizzie SJegev, = sister OF the
groom. After the ceremony the wed.
ding party retired 10 the home OF the
groom's parents, at No. 1915 Market
street, where a reception was rendered
the newly welded couple.
A quiet wedding ceremony was solem-
nized Tuesday afternoon in the parlOrS
of the residence OF Rev. W. II. Hayden,
on South Broadway, The contracting
parties were Mr.. Harry 5. Lyle, we'll
known young man Of this city, and
Miss Lila NJ. Sawtell, a popular young
lady OF West Liberty. lmmed aJely
after the ceremony the happy couple
departed for Pjttsburg, where they will
make their future home.
At the home Of the brides parents,
on EN- street, Miss Helen BRAID was
united TO- marriage Tuesday morning TO
Mr.. John U.ricb TGe Officiating min
ister was R-v VIM. II. Hayden, pastor
of the First Christian Church. The at
lendsnts were Miss Lizzie Ulrlch, Sis
ter Of the groom, aud Mr.. GsOr &c
Brand, brother OF the bride. The cere-
mony was followed oy an excellent
wedding supper.
At Triadelphia, Wednesday morning,
q very pretty ceremony was performed
bv Rev. Father ID iacus, pastor Of ST.
AlUhonsus Geaman Catholic Church,
uniting in marriage Mr.. w. Albert
Steuger, Of this city, aud Miss Laura
Roorecht, OF Triaielphis, The cere-
mony was witnessed by number OF in
viled friends. aud was followed In the
evening by a reception at the home Of