Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-10-16


He thought he'd drawn a blank,
Till he met and wooed her one day
As he cashed check at bank.
Miss Katherine julia Muhleman, the
beautiful and accomplished daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. ]. Louis Muhleman,
and Lieut. Edward Hugh Schulz, of
Wheeling, were married on Wednesday
at high noon, at the English MethodisH
Episcopal church at Hannibal, o. Yne
ceremony was performed by the ven
cradle Rev. c. G. Fritsche, of Wheel
ing, an uncle CT the bride. " 10 had
also married her parents. he we'd
aea,ed lhdSh interd and was
e of the most brilliant nui9Sial events
Sever celebrated in Hannibal. The
church was decorated and filled by
ahrong of relatives and friends of the
happy contracting parties. The bride
aid groom and their attendants
marched up the aisle to the sweet
strains Of Mendelssohn's wedding
march executed by Miss \ Carrie
Fritsche, of Wheeling, a cousin of~the
BRIDE The ushers, who came first,
were Charles l.. Walker, of Covington,
KY, and Louis E. Fritsehe. of Clncin-
natl O., cousin of the bride, followed
by the maid of honor, Miss Louise ].
Muhleman, the bride S sister, who was
crarmingly attired il white organd;o
ever blue, carrying white roses. Next
cane the bride. on the arm Of her
father. The procession parted at the
chancel, where the groom and his
brother, Mr. A. J. Schulz, who was best
man, met the bride. The Methodist
Episcopal ring service was impressive
i, said, Miss Muhleman holding the.
bouquet while the ring was paced
upon her hand The groom was in
full dress military uniform. while the
bride was a vision Of loneliness in
white organdie over cream silk sin
her ornaments being a pearl and dia-
mond brooch, gift of the groom, and
! a handsomely chased gold comb. She
Scarried a bouquet of roses and orchids.
a wedding breakfast was served i'm
1mediately after the ceremony at the
hcme of the bride. They received
Eery large number of beautiful and
Iscostly presents. Mr.. and Mrs. Schulz
Eieft on the north-bound evening train
for the East. They will spend their
honeymoon at New York, West Point
and other places of interest, and will
afterwards sail for Charleston, S.. c..
Rwhere the lieutenant is at present sta
kioned. The brides travelling gown
Was of brown broadcloth. The follow
ing were Apme of the invited guests:
Mr. an Schulz and family. Rev.
" Rev.>r. G. Fritsche, Misses,
lie and Emma Fritsche, Mrs.
lhleman. Mrs. Brunhaus and
al Nv
Il Ms. E. p Anshutz, Mr. and Mrs
j. Nuhleman. Miss Carrie Muhle-
han, NJ. and Mrs. F. r. Muhleman,
Ind Mr. and Mrs. Rowland. of Buck
hill, O.;C. A. ]. Walker. of Covington,
Ky; Loais c. F'ritsche, of Cincinnati.
20; Miss& Julia, Helen and Josephine
Hoffmeister. of Newport, Ky: Misses
Josie and Vera Muhleman, OF Claring-
ton, O.; Capt and Mrs. E. H. Thomas,
of Bridgeport O.: Mrs. Miller, OF New
Matamoras, O.: Mr.. and Mrs. l.. R.
sNiecz, of Woodsfeld, O.. Mr. and Mrs.
tC. e. McCaslin. Miss McCaslin. Miss
Clegg and Messrs. John and Webb Nc
Kelvey, Now Castle. Pa: Rev. and
Mrs. Rogatsky, Captain Charles and
Miss Muhleman, Mr. and Mrs. j. G.
Muhleman. Mrs. Susan Montieth and
Mfr, and Mrs. Edward Montieth.
EySr -sfacs the date of the first AS
sembiy ball was announced, there has
peen manifcs "a a great deal of pleas
ureable expectancy in exclusive circles,
which increases in degree as the time
draws nearer. 1t is more than prob
able that the Carroll Club Auditorium
- contain, on the evening of the 2lst
t., one of the most brilliant assem-
ges which have ever graced social
lction in Wheeling. The gentlemen
Wing the arrangements in charge are
Price Whitaker and Frank J.
Vaterhouse. The caterer will be Mr.
&. B. Carney, Of the Hotel Windsor, and
ZfAe music will be furnished by The
opera House orchestra. The date of
the second Assembly ball will be Fri
Iey evening. December 3ot1H
Wednesday evening at . o'clock
Edward Linsberfer. e enwood.