The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-04-07
rIie Guests.

The Guests.
The guests as they arrived at the
church. were received by Mr.. p. F. Tib-
bott, General HarrisOn's private sec
retary, and Mr.. Daniel NJ. Ramsdell.
who was marshal at Washington dur
ing General HarTison's administration,
and were seated in the front pews OF
the church. Al SEQ Mrs. John r, Parker,
the brides sister, was escorted TO the
front pew on the left by Mr.. Ramsdell'
and simultaneously Mr.. and Mrs. Pin
chot were escorted to the front pew on
the right by Mr.. Tibbott. Governor
Morton occupied the pew directly be-
hind Mrs. Parker, and behind him sat
Senator and Mrs. Stephen b. Elklns.
Senator Redheld Proctor and Mr..
George ". Boyd, Of the Pennsylvania
railroad. In the pews behind Mt. and
Mrs. Plnchot sat the brides relatives
and friends; Major and Mrs. Richard
Parker, Chancellor and Mrs. McGill, the
Misses Dimmocls and Mrs. Briggs; Mr..
and Mrs. Leeds, Mr.. Norman Leeds ana
the Misses Leeds;AIr. and Mrs. Brough-
ton and Miss Lambert; General and
Mrs. Eitziohn Porter and the Misses
General Harrison left the Fifth Ave-
nue. Hotel, accompanied by General
BENJAMIN Tracy In q close carriage az
8 o'clock and was driven to the Rev. Dr.
Browns house on Fifty-third street
They passed through the house to the
vestry, where they awaited the COM
Ing OF the bridal party. The bride left
the home OF her sister, Mrs. John f..
Parker, 30 East Thirty-elghth street. at
5:lO She was accompanied by her
brOther-in-law, Lieutenant John f.
Parker, who gave her away. They ar,
rived at the church entrance at $50 and
proceeded to the Tower Room, where
the bridal procession formed In the
following order: Mr. z. r Tlbbott, Mr.
Daniel VI. Ramsdell, ushers; Mrs. Dim
mick and Lieutenant Parker and pro-
ceeded TO the chancel where General
Harrison, accompanied by his best man.
General Tracy, received his bride. The
ushers, standing 10 one side. faced the
altar as the bride and groom stepped
forward to the altar rnil, where the rec
tor,Dr. Brown. was waiting. DIR, George
william Warren, organlst Of the
church, playing the bridal music from
Lohengrin. mad during the entire cerc-
mOny playing very softly MascasnFs
intcrmatZo cuvRlluf-a. That portion OF
the matrimonial service known ns the
marriage service proper. the recital OF
which lasts only about fifteen minutes,
was used. and Immediately the blessing
was pronounced General and Mrs. Hnr-
rlsOn. followed by Mrs John +. Parker
and General Tracy. Mr.. Tibbott and Mr.
Rnmsdell. Lieutenant Parker and Mr..
and Mrs. Pinchot, walked down the
aisle TO the strains OF the Tannnuscr
march OF Wagner, and entering the
carriages waiting at The entrance. the
bridal party was driven to the resi-
dence OF Mr. and Mrs. PinchOt, Gram
mersy Park, where light refreshments
were served and where the party dom
ned travelling tatire for the trip to In
dlanapolis,
Tie Urlds's Gown.
Mrs. Dlmmicit's wedding gown, which
was OF pearl grey, grOsgraln and silk,
was made BY Madame Benoit-AIuthlc,
The skirt was plain with a short train
failing from the waist In full. soft go-
dets. a Louis XVI coat opening In
front, over n full vest Of which ch,fon,
with broad revers draped with rare,
old Honlton lace, half a yard In width,
extending down each side OF the front
md dTRpcd over the hips, forming a
coat effect. The sleeves were long and
| full, tnperlnE 10 the arm below the
elbow and ending In fall OF lace nj the
| wrist. Around the neck there was a
plush collar OF palegt blue velvet, over
which was cntwncd rnbe OF maEpll-
cent pearls. fastened with diamond
clasp, tho GIT Of the bridegroom. She
| carried large bouquet OF lllllcs OF the
valley. The bonnet worn by the bride
was n dainty French creation, com
| poacd OF lace and blue velvet, with a
white algrette held In place by Jewel
pins.
Att,art cont warn Ciorcly buttOned.