Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-22

march swept through the muse anu e-'H
bridal party descending the stairway,
entered the parlor preceded by DAINTY
little flower girl. Miss Ethel Stark, Oh
Toledo O.. who carried a beautiful oas-
Ike, of flowers. in which the ring was
coviv hidden IN the heart Of a lovely
rose. A wedding bell of lilies was sus-
pended from the ceiling by long 0ands
Of white satin ribbon. forming canopy
under which the bridal party stood
while the cermony was performed by
the Rev. J. II. Holingshead. OF Warren
ton NJ L. Church. The wedding was
witnessed by about thirty friends and rel
atives of the bride. Special mention is
made of the little flower girl who acted
her part so nicely. giving up the ring as
the propier time with a shy and tender
grace. and such lovely, smlllng race
framed in curls Of golden brown. The
brides dress was white silk, made
en- train, with pearl trimming. After
the conclusion of the ceremony a we'd
ding dinner was served. The decorations
of the parlor and dining room We're eX-
tremely pretty, consisting OF ferns, gold
en- rod and chrysanChemums, snowy In
en-. roses. ferns and tasteful table adorn-
ments. illumined by bright sunshine,
and the bright smiles of merry guests
made the dining room q n.cture 10 be re-
membered Among the guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Platter, Wheeling; Mr.. and Mrs.
George Glow. Warrenton; Mrs. Stark
and daughter Ethel. Toledo; Mrs. SUIT
ton Massilon: Mr.. and Mrs John Pyle,
Yorkville Mrs. Ewing, Warrenton; Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Pierce Pittsburg; Mrs.
Lille Chamberlain. DillOnvale; Mr.. and
Mrs. J. II. Hollingshead, Tiltonyile;
| Mr.. and Mrs. George Lewis Warrenton;
| Misses Lizzie Yost. Lula Nicely, Ida Pas
tors. Kitty Haythorne. Clara Gillespie,
Portland: Miss Elsa Rachte, Chicago;
Miss Laura WelCh. West MiddletoWn,
Pa: Messrs. Will Glow and A. h. DaYy'
Warren. Many elegant presents in CHI
ma. cut glass and silverw2re were re-
ceived. Mr.. Friedman and his bride left
on the evening train for pleasant wed
ding trip 10 Toledo, Detroit and Macinac.
The most of their time will be spent on
the lakes. Before refining home they
VIII visit Mr.. Prickman's relatives in
Michigan. The pretty bride Will be sad
w missed from our midst, as her charm
| ing. unaffected manner and gentle dispo-
sition have won for her many warm and
! true friends. Mr. Friedman holds re-
sponsible position with the w. < L. e.
| r r. Co. at Navarro, o., and possesses
many good qualities. We wish for the
young couple a very bright and success
| full future. Mr. and Mrs Friedman will
be at home to their friends after October
! 10Th at Navarro. O.
( Mr. Thomas Huntington, popular
! jeweler of Littleton, and Miss May Bea-
yer. of Upper BenwoOd. were the happy
parties TO a quiet nuptial ceremony
which was performed at Littleton
| Thursday. The newly welded pair
have the best wishes of a host of
friends
Tuesday evening Mrs. Bi0n Williams.
| of Martins Ferry, was rendered a very
! pleasant surprise by her Sabbath
School class. who stepped in TO spend
| the evening. The affair was in honor
OF her birthday and she was the recipi-
! ent of several very nice presents.
! MISS Maud CAREER. Oh Martin ferry,
was hostess 10 quite number of her
friends Wednesday evening The az
fair was complimentary to her guest,
Miss Stella Chambers, of Cambridge,
O.. About dozen couples spent the
evening u a RlSst enjoyable manner.
MonSsy evening Miss Lydia Porter,
! Of Martins Ferry, entertained a num-
Der of her friends in a most enjoyable
| manner. The Oriental Mandolin and
Guitar Club was present and furnished
excellent music, TO which the merry
guests "tripped the light fantastic" un-
/ Ill a late hour, when they repaired to