Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-04-07

cqrdfng the decorations. The altar was
relieved with palms, tropical plants and
banks of white lilacs surmounted with
punches of ascension lilies. On eth
or side of the altar was placed q large
vase of white lilacs. and directly IN
front of the TWO end psws on either
side of the chaucel was arranged two
umbrellas of white lilacs tied with butt
tprAv bows of white ribbon, with large
clusters of c3Jal3ya orchids attached TO
the r-rbon. forming an April shower or
delicate white flowers.
THE GUESTS.
The guests as they arrived at the
church were received by Mr.. b. F..
/ T.bbott. General H9rrison's private Sec
rotary. and Mr.. Daniel H. RamsdelL
who was marshal at Washington during
General Harrtson's administration. and
were seated i'm the fI-lt pews of the
chl.fch. At $40 Mrs. John r. Parker.
the brides SISTER, was escorted 10 the
front pew ON the left 10y Mr.. RamsdelL
and simultaneously Mr.. and Mrs. Pin
cho- were escorted TO The front pew on
the right by Nr. Tib0btt Governor
Morton occupied the pew directly be-
hind Mrs. Parker. and behind him sat
Senator and Mrs. Stephen B. Eikins,
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Foster, MIR. w.
II. Muller. and Mr.. George w. Boyd,
of the Pennsylvania railroad.
Tn the pews behind Mr. and Mrs.
Pinch0t sat the brides relatives and
friends Mr.. and Mrs Richard Parker
Chancellor and Mrs. McGill. the Misses
D,mmick and Mrs. Briggs, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leeds. Mr. Norman Leeds and the
Misses Leeds. SIR and Mrs. Br0ugh-on
and Miss Lambert, General and Mrs.
Fiziohn Porter and the Misses Porter.
General Harrison Loft the Fifth Az
euue Hotel accompanied by General
Benjamin r. Tracy, i'm closed car
rfage nc five o'clock. and was driven 10
the Rev. DIR. Browns house ON Fifty
third street. They passed through the
house to- the vestry. where they awaited
the coming of the bridal party. The
bride left the home of her sister Mrs.
John r. Parker. 40 East Thirty-eighth
street. at $40. She was accompanied
by her brOther-in-law. Lieutenant John
~. Parker. who gave her away. They
arrived nc the church entrance at go
and proceeded to the tower room. where
the bridal procession formed i'm the fol-
lowing order. Mr. l.. r. TibbOtt. Mr.
Daniel A. R3msdeN, ushCrs: Mrs. DIM
mick and Lieutenant Parker. and pro
ceeded 90 the Chancel. where General
Harrison. accompanied by his best man.
General Tracy. received his bride. The
ushers. standing 90 one side, faced the
81, $50 4
forward 20 the altar rail- where the rec
tor. DR.. Brown was waiting DR.. George
William Warren. Organist of the church,
pIlving the bridal music from LOhen-
grin. and during the entire ceremony
Dl9ving very softly Mascagni's inter
metro cavallaria. That portion of the
matrimonial service known as the mar
rfqge service proper. the recital of
which lasts only about fifteen minutes,
was used. and Immediately Che blessing
WINS pronounced. General and Mrs.
Harrison. follwoed by Mrs. John +.
Parker and General Tracy, Mr. Tibbott
ana Mr. RamsdelL Lieutenant Parker
and Nr. and Mrs. Pinchot. walked down
the aisle to- the strains OF the Tam
hansen march of Wagner. and entering
the carriages waiting ut the entrance,
the bridal party was driven 90 the res
idence of Nr. and Mrs Ptnchot, ,
Gramercy Park. where light refresh
menst were served and where the party
donned travelling attire for the trip 10
indianapolis.
THE BRIDES GOWN.
Mrs. Dimmicks wedding gown, which
was of pearl gray. grosgrain and SIX.
was made by Nine. Benoit-Mathie-
+ The skirt was plain with a short train
falling from the waist in full, soft go