The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-21
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4 nrilliant Wedding Celebrated Mt buck.
hunnon-rromlncnt People Present.
Special D'pdieh 10 he mttttch,er.
~BucEnASSoS, ". VA, juno 2O.-This
morning at s o'clock, in tho N. L.
church, was celebrated Of tho prot
test weddings which over occurred hore.
At that hour Mr.. Frank Maxwell, Of
Harrison county, and Ml,s Iseta, daush.
ter OF Capt J. W. lIonvnor, OF this
place. woro united In marriage by Row.
q. L. Clark. tho pastor. insisted by Ror.
j.. w. Hutchinson. president OF tho
West Virginia Conference Seminary.
Amid tho sweet strains oil tho wod.
ding chorus Of Lohengrin, rendered by
Mrs. U. G. Young. o%rgauist. and tho
quartettc, composed OF Mrs. Q. !. Bar.
low, Miss Lille Steele, DR.. D. I. Il. Cas-.
tOole aud Mr.. Frank Wright, tho bridal
party entered the church in the follow.
ing order: The groom. accompanied by
NJ. D. Post. ESQ.,. OF Wheeling. as best
man. entered by tho right aisle and
proceeded to the chanccl. whore they
wore mot by Mr.. Frank Latham, L. III.
koblcgard. Ralph lloavnor. Loo Max
vol. |. Maxwell aud Carl Goldman,
ushers.
Following tho ushors camo Miss
Mamie Hurst, maid OF honor, and Miss
Maxwell, sistcr Of tho groom. Ilrst
bridesmaid. Then caino tho othnr
bridesmaids, Misses Carrie Maxwell, All.
other sister OF tho groom. Mndge BEN
nett, OF Weston. Maud F%arnsworth, OF
Buckhannon. and Gay brown, OF Nor.
gautown. Miss Heavier, leaning on
the arm OF hcr father, and accompanied
by her littlc cousin. Mary Roger, aud
Emma Maxwell n, train bearers, camc
next. and proceeded to tho chunceI,
where the ring service OF the Methodist
Episcopal church was gone through.
The bride, who is ono OF BucShan.
mons attractive and popular young
ladius, was handsomely attircd in cream
satin, trimmed with chiffon aud orange
blossoms, and wore several beautiful
diamonds, the latter being tho wedding
rift from tho groom. The groom woro
the conventional black and the brides
maid. white silk. The church was
prettily decorated for tho occasion by
the ladies' Of the church, aud was highly
praised for its beauty.
A, tho close OF the ceremony the
bridal party, together with mo-s than Il
hundred invited guests. retired to Xiv
crside." the beautiful homo OF Captain
and Mira. J. w. Heavier. where at 0
o'clock 4 wedding breakfast and rccep-
ton were enjoyed by all. While it was
stated IN the invitations tina. there
would DO no presents, yet Il number Of
the relatives and the moro intimate
friends gave the happy couple sorno Gle.
CANT reminders OF the occasion. These
are but tokens OF the high esteem in
which these young people are held and
tho good wishes all have for their future.
The bride and groom left this after
noon in q carriage for White Sulphur
Springs and other pleasure resorts in
this state and Virginia, and will spend
some time on their wedding tout be.
fore returning. 1t is probable that they
may make this place their home. al.
though thoy will spenl soma time as
Mr.. Maxwell's delightful home in liar.
r!son county.
Among those present from q distance
we're Mr.. ". u. Brown and Mrs. Mar
garct Brown, OF kingwood; MI. Porter
Maxwell and Mr.. Brent. Of Harrison
county. father and uncle OF tho groom.
and q number OF others.