Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-21
BRILLIANT WEDDING.
Miss Margaret BENNETT, of Weston, Married
to Mr. Robert Grain, of Baltimore


to mr.. Robert Grain. OF Baltimore
Special to the Register.
Weston, w. Va, April 20.-The mar
riaee of Miss Margaret Bennett TO Mr.
Robert Grain, of Baltimore. took place
to-day at high noon, in St. Paufs Epis-
copal Church. The young bride is the
daughter of Judge w. G. Bennett, one
Of the most prominent jurists Of the
State The beautiful bride entered the
edifice with her father, by whom she
was given away. They were preceded
by the ushers, Messrs. Hunter and
Brannon Bennett, brothers of the bride,
and Messrs. Porter Arnold, Edward
and Henry Brannon and Carl Kuntz.
She was attended by her young sister,
Miss Bertha, who returned from school
for the event Miss Bertha acted as
mad of honor. She wore white NOUS
seine with picture hat and carried
American Beauty roses. The mother
of the bride was handsomely gowned in
pearl grey MORE, richly trimmed in
point duchesse. She wore a toque Of
violets. Mrs. VIM. D. Bowie wore
grey, silver trimmed in turquoise blue,
pearl and diamond ornaments. Mrs.
Howell wore a light silver gown, dia-
mond ornaments. The groom and his
best man, Ex-Governor Brown, of Mary
land, met the bride in front of the chan
Gel, where the ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Hullihen Burkhardt, rector
of the church. The bride wore an inn
ported gown Of white satin with long
train, the bodice was exquisitely en-
broidered in pearl. Their residence in
the elegant home which the groom has
presented the bride as wedding gift
will be their future home.
The breakfast served at 9 a. III. at
the Camden hotel, surpassed any feast
that has been given at the Camden
1t was under the supervision of Major
Anderson, who received many compli-
ments.
The supper served on the special
train which bore the wedding party to
Clarksburg was sumptuous Every
thing that the Baltimore market could
afford was had. The run of twenty
five miles, owing to supper being
served, was made in fifty minutes.
Among the guests from a distance
were DR.. and Mrs. Howell, of Clarks-
burg: State Senator and Mrs. Bowie.
OF Maryland; Judge and Mrs. Nathan
Golf, Of Clarksburg; Judge J. J. Jack
son, of the Federal Court; Senator and
Mrs, j. n. Camden, and numerous 9TH
erS.
Among the guests that arrived on
the late train for the event were, E. K.
Davis j. earn Vance, Mrs John Bas-
sell, Mrs Chas List, Miss Jap Bas-
sell, Miss Matte Bassell, Miss NJ, Jack
son, Miss Margaret Copeling, DR.. Percy
Golf. 0. F. Hearsley, of Baltimore.
The following is the list of PRESENTS
BY the groom one furnished house and
lot in Eutaw Place Baltimore; one
Steiiway piano, by Mrs. 0. f. Her
schey Mr.. Grains law partner; Mrs
Grain mother of MI. Grain, gives
breakfast, dinner and tea set, china en-
tire set, very handsome; handsome
bronze statue by Mr.. Samuel Turner,
friend of the groom; bisque figure given
by Mr.. and Mrs E. A. Dolle dinner
service, silver, by the Brewers Elk
change. of Baltimore; by the President
Of the Consolidated Street Railway of
Baltimore silver and cut glass service:
|. Freeman Rasin soup spoons and
ladle; Judge and Mrs. Stone cut glass
claret bowl; Judge Bryan. one berry
spoon; Postmaster Davis, of Baltimore,
salad spoon and fork; Mrs. Howell.
silver entree dish: Mr.. and Mrs. w d.
Bowie of Baltimore, silver fruit bowl;
Brannon Bennett silver butter dish:
Little Agra and Louis Bennett, pearls
and sapphire pins from Berlin: Porter
Arnold silver water set; Mrs. VIM. Ben
nett silver and gold bon-bon spoon;
Hunter Bennett silver spoon holder;
Miss Latham, silver candellabra; Mr..
and Mrs John Bassell, of Clarksburg,
silver ice cream set; E. A. Bennett, set
Of china plates; Mr.. and Mrs. j w.
Bonner, silver dish; Hon. j. t. Nc
Craw, of Grafton. silver and cut glass
card case Sprig Camden, silver and
cut glass bowl; Mrs. j. Fl. Bare, one
silver back looking glass: Henry and
Ed. Brannon, one pair vases; Mr.. ami
Mrs. Eugene Fleming, one pair vases;
G.. Karl kunst one silver cheese spoon
Mrs. Dr. A. H. Kunst, one pocketbcok
Judge John Brannon, check for one
hundred dollars: A. H. Kunst. one sill
yer ladle; Mrs Charles W. List one
picture: Jackson Arnold, pair brCnze
vases; Rev. and Mrs. Burkhardt, one
piece cut glassware Mr.. and Mrs
Klein, one piece silverWare, EX-Gov-
ernor Frank Brown, of Baltimore, re-
poussi pitchers; Julian Stewart Jones'
silver ben bon dish Miss Garnet Hor-
ner one dozen silver berry forks;
young men Of Clarksburg china set;
DR.. and Mrs Ogden, handsome book;
Mrs. Frank Maxwell. marriage regis
ter silver and cut glass berry bowl
olive fork bon bon spoon cut glass and
silver cracker jar; Miss Estelle Lively
silver scissors; Miss Laura Despard
silver and cut glass jar; Mrs. Estll
silver box; Mrs. G. w. Atkinson, royal
Worcester bowl; bar Of Buckhannon,
glass punch bowl; Miss Gertrude Ed
wards, cut glass dish.