The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-10
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A PRETTY WEDDING.
The MnrrIAga OF Mr.. Harry stAIInlAn and
Miss Nancy Fisher Last NIght-A Num-
her Of ViSltoFG From Abroad.

The MarrIAg" OF Mr.. Harry stHllnlAn and
Miss Nancy Fisher Last NIght-A Num-
Der Of Visitors From Abroad.
A very pretty wedding took place last
night at the home OF Mrs. Benjamin
Fisher on Fourteenth street In which
Miss Nancy Fisher became the wife OF
Mr.. Harry Fillmore stallman. The
ceremony was performed at $3.50 o'clock
by Rev. DR.. Cunningham, pastor OF the
First Presbyterian church. In the pres.
ence OF large number Of friends oil
the contracting parties.
The wedding occurred In the Parlor,
which was lastly decorated pink ana
white being the color scheme. The no.
raj adoTnments were choice ana pro-
fuse. and hyaclnths, smilaX and palms
added their beauty and fragrance. The
bride looked very sweet and charming
She was attIred in a white satin duch-
ess gown, waist OF embroidered chiffon
CIT decollete, en- traine, and carried
American Beauty roses. Miss Gertrude
Fisher, a sister OF the bride. was the
maid OF honor She wore white SWISS
gown, embroidered bodice over pink
sotin. and carried Violets. Miss Emily
List was the flower girl, and was al:
tired in simple white Swiss gown, ana
bore a basket OF pink and white car
nations. Mr.. S. W. Rice was the pest
man.
During the entry of the bridal party
to the parlor. the Opera House orcnSs-
ira. played the LohenErin march. the
happy couple stood beneath a canopy OF
palms and ferns while the marriage
VOWS were being soiemniEed, and when
the nuptial knot had been tied. remain
ed beneath the floral canopy and re-
ceived the congratulations or thelr
friends.
a very elaborate wedding supper was
served by Ziegenfelder in the dining
room, which had received very pretty
treatment in green and white. The bride
y u member OF the SpInsterS c!uo,
whose colors are green and white, and
commemorative the connection, those
colors were chosen. The chandelier was
trimmed In smIIax, and the centre dec
grafton on the table was OF white lilies
banked In maiden ferns. Carnations
and lilies OF the valley we're strewn
around the table, and the soft light
from the green and white tinted shades
OF candelabrR produced O very pretty
effect, The corners OF the room were
turned into Veritable floral hooks
After the wedding supper, the Opera
House orchestra rendered music for
dancing in the pavlor until midnight,
when the newly welded couple were
driven to the Baltimore & Ohio depot
amid a shower OF old slippers and rice.
They left on the east-bound midnight
express for eastern points and VIII De
gone two weeks on their wedding trip.
The bride Is a daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs, benjamin Fisher, and Is an esd-
mable young woman and a prime Ia
vorIte in society circles. The groom Is
n Young business man, and Is connect
ed with the firm OF Mendel & Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stalman were the re-
cIplents OF many costly and valuable
presents, and n wide circle OF friends
extends them wishes for future happi-
Among those from a distance attend
ing the wedding were: Mesdames Perce:
OF Philadelphia, Robbins and Patch, OF
Washington. Pa. and Young OF Ports
mouth, Ohio. and Mr.. F. D. Fisher
brother OF the bride, from st. Paul.