Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-30

collar over a century old. which has
been worn at two family weddings,
those of the mother and grandmother Of
the bride The tribes attendants We're
at,iled in white organdie over white
silk. trimmed with white ribbons, white
hats with pink flowers. and carried
lunches of pink sweet peas tied with
pink ribbons The costume Of the maid
OF honor was similar. except that ii was
trimmed in white and she carried
white flowers.
The nuptial ceremony was very i'm
pressiye the beautiful ritual Of the
Protestant Episcopal Church being
used The rector was assisted by Rev
Samuel Maxwell, of Long Island, n Y.
During the ceremony Prof Raynes
PLAYED 20 Promise Ne" When it was
concluded the party left the church in
reverse order, to the music Of q rhythmic
march, and were driven TO the home OF
the brides parents. No. 100 Twelfth
street. where an elaborate wedding
breakfast was discussed Plates were
laid for one hundred guests.
This was followed by an informal re-
cepti0n The inferior OF the residence
was embellished with q prOfusiOn Of
flowers and plants arranged in the most
tasteful fashion, and the ladies In their
beautiful toilets lent color and ANNA
ton TO the scene The bride presented
each of her attendants with souvenir
lorgnetJes and Chains The presents
received ley the newly welded pair
amply attest their popularity among
their acquaintance. One room was
completely filled with gifts in china.
silver and gold. fine glassware and bric-
a-brac
Mr. and MRS. Mcknight departed at
four O'Clock for an extended tour of the
East which viii end at Pittsburg.
where they VIII make their future
home
In the evening. at the residence of
Mr and Mrs. Geo. K. McMechen. Mr.
Biucy Keunasd McMechen gave a re-
cep-i0n 10 tire relatives and many
friends OF the bride and groom. He
was assisted in receiving by the entire
bridal party. The hours were from
eight 90 eleven. The spacious parlors
were througed with guests throughout
the evening The Opera House OrcheJ-
ira furnished excellent music Those
present were. Misses HUlda Delaplaine,
Flora Wilson. Sadie Mead. Emma
Wheat, Martha Caldwell, Jessie Berger,
Sue Wright Gertrude List. Martha
Clarke Sue Caldwell. Martha List. Bes-
sic Rice Sophia Wright. Nancy Fisher.
Mamie Patterson. Florence Atkinson,
Eleanor Wright. Holly Patterson. Kath-
crime HazleJt. Ella Howell. Mary Moi
fat. Mary Belle Howell, Bessie Barley.
Laura Caldwell Helen Caldwell, Ida
UpdCgra1 Emily Campbell. Julia VIII
son. Blanche Nodat Lily Vance Belle
Mendei, Lou Rnehart Sadie Bates
Gertrude Fisher. Virginia Norton. Eta
Binehart. Elizabeth Campbell. Dee Poll
lack. Katherine and Louise Clarke, Of
Louisville, Ky; Virginia Baker. OF St
Paul Mimi; Blanche Haase. of Nor
took. Va: Miss Mcknight. of Pittsburg.
Pa. Margaret HeSsey. of Winchester.
Va; Mrs. Gardner, OF Steubenville. o.;
Misses NcCammou. Washington. ID. c.:
Madame Rudolph Fleischmann, Of
Cairo, Egypt Mrs. c. j. Milton, of St
Louis Mo. Mary Euston. of St Louis
Mo-: MIS-. VIM Watson and son, Of
tittsburg; Nellie Hazlett and Catherine
Reed, OF Washington. Pa: Mrs. Sarah
Patterson and Miss Narcissa Patterson
of New York City; Rev. Samuel Max
we'll. of Glen Cove, l.. l.: Mrs. Nathan
Whiting and Mrs George Rose of Sc
wicKley. Pa; Mrs. Kate Caldwell. Of
Ennis, Texas; Miss Collins. of Quincy.
Ills; Jeany Good, Of Mt Lake Park.
Md: Nr. and Mrs G. II. Simpson. Mr.
and Mrs. @. W. List. Mr.. and Mrs
PEBBLES TatUm. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Patterson. Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. List. Mr.
and Mrs. w. II. Rinebart. Mr. and Mrs.
John Erew. Mr. and Mrs George X
Wheat Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Speidel, Mr.
and Mrs. w. A. Isett. Mr. and Mrs. w
n. Frank, MIR. and Mrs. L. T. Sands
SIR. and Mrs. w r. Butler. Mr. and
Mrs. T. c. Mofat. Mr.. and Mrs viii
McNecnen. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Chess
ner, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Howard, MIR
and Mrs. C.. H. fancy. Mir. and Mrs
W. A. Wilson. Col and Mrs ". W. Ar
nett Mr. and Mrs Dan List. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Rjheldader. Mr.. and Mrs
Geo. House. Mr. and Mrs Geo. Wise,
Mr. and Mrs VIII Irwin. Mr.. and Mrs
John Wagner, Mr.. and Mrs b. W. Pc
ters0n Alr. and Mrs. Guy Wagner, Mr..
and Mrs. A. G. Whitaker. Mir. and Mrs
Charles Hughes. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Hazlett. Mir. and Mrs @. Ed. Mendel
Nr. and Mrs. A. L. Wilson. Dr and
Mrs. r. Rush Swope. DR.. and Mrs
Robert j. Reed. DR.. and Mrs. j. l..
Dickey and Miss Dickey Dr. and Mrs
j. L. Belleville Dr. and Mrs. G. A..
AsChmann. DR. and Mrs. Frank Hupp,
Mrs. =. p. Norton Mr. and Mrs. 0. T.
Rhodes. and Messrs. Edward Franz
helm. Guy Scott KilbOurne List VIII
SchaelCr Arch MOfiat Chas Paxton
Wheeler Norton. Perez Norton. I.au-
renee Wheat. Hal Speidel, Will Brice
Bates Butler. Chas. Cooke. Nelson Cecil
Robert Hazlett, VIII Rice Morgan Mil
Ter. Price Whitaker, Will Vance, Harry
Stallman. Walter Hail. Howard Nc
Donald. Alex. Updegraif Arthur Hub
bard. Melville Post. Bob Gilchrist.
Benson Caldwell. Bob Haase, Win Ar
nett Ambrose List.
At the residence Of Mr.. Ames Robin
son. No. 1117 Chapline street, a very
pretty wedding took place Wednesday
evening. i'm which the happy principals
were his charming daughter. Miss Nell
lie Lewis. and Mr.. James Edwin Hail.
Of Somerset. o. The spacious parlors
of the handsome residence We're pro-
fusely decorated with palms. orchids
cut flowers and smilaX. Promptly az
half past eight o'clock the bride and
groom entered the parlor unattended
10 the strains Of the Lohengrin wedding
march. executed upon the piano by