Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-20

| Isaac hlISuDeIB, d
prominent young business man, who
was formerly located in Baltimore, but
has recently engaged in the tobacco
business at Ashville, North Carolina,
and Miss Bessie Beekman. a charming
young lady of this city, who has been
deservedly popular in Hebrew society
circles.
The parlOrs were decorf ed in a very
tasteful maAner, under the direction Of
! Florist w. f.. Zane. The prevailing
colors were white and green, and the
| costumes Of the bridal party harmon
lied with these tints, thereby heighten-
ing the very charming effect. There
was a profusion of potted plants and
flowers, Transforming the room into a
veritable floral bower. The chande-
| liers were entwined with smilaX and
large chrysanthemums were displayed
to advantage in the decorations.
| 1t was in every respect home we'd
! ding, and was witnessed by only the
near relatives and intimate friends Of
! the happy principals. The bride and
! groom entered the parlors promptly at
the appointed hour attended by the
| bridesmaids and ushers. The ushers
were the brothers Of the bride, Messrs
Milton. Charles, Samuel and Gabe
! Beekman. The bridesmaids were the
| Misses Pauline and Lillian May Frank,
and the flower girls were Misses Marie
and Alma Frank The bride was at
tired in a becoming costume Of white
duchess trimmed with duchess lace;
her maids wore pink silk and the flower
girls white swiss. The ceremony was
| performed according to the impressive
Henbrew ritual by the Rev. Samuel
| Hirshberg, Of Boston, an uncle OF the
groom.
After the nuptial knot was tied, re-
ception was held, and the bride and
groom were showered with cOngratu-
lations from their assembled relatives
and friends. The doors of the dining
room were then thrown open, and the
guests discussed an excellent wedding
spread prepared by burst, the caterer.
They were afterward driven to the B. &
0. depot. where they took train for
! honeymoon tour of the East, when VIII
end at their future home in Ashville.
The presents received by MI and
Mrs. Hirshberg were numerous ana
costly. including many articles OF silver
and gold and rare china, all attesung
the high regard in which they are held
in the affections of their friends.
Among the guests from distance
were Mr.. and Mrs. Gabe Beekman, or
Boston. Mr.. Charles Beekman, of Bos-
TON Rev. Samuel Hirshberg, OF Boston;
Mr. Milton Beekman, of Washington,
n C.. Mr.. and Mrs. Hirshberg, or On
cinnati: Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Jacobson,
Of Cincinnati: Leon II. Frank, OF Ash
Vile; Mr.. Max Leowy' OF New YORK
The wedding of Mr.. Harry Joyce Of
Mex eesDcrt. of Miss Kate Bra!ler, OF
the south Side. took place at 100
o'clock Yesterday afternoon, at t4e
church of the Immaculate Conception
in the presence Of a large tArong OF
friends Of the happy principals. MISS
Mamie Brady. Crganist of the churcn
choir rendered the Mendelssohn and
Lohengr.n wedding marches, upon Lhe
arrival and departure CT the DIIu~!
| marty. The ceremony was performed
| by the Rev. Father Joseph Mullen,
pastor of the church. An informal re-
cegt:on and dinner followed, at The
home of the brides parents, and Mr..
and Mrs. Joyce departed on the after
noon train for their future home IN
| McIecspOrt.
A pretty wedding took place at st.
Joseph's Cathedral yesterday, in which
the cvonract.ng parties We're Mr.. Thos.
Dorsey and Miss Mary Devlin, Of the
South Side The ceremony was perform
ed by the Rev. Father McDermott, and
was witnessed by a large party OF
friends.