Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-21
4 DRY OF WEDDINGS.
Several Interesting Nuptial Ceremonies
Performed Yesterday.
The Warfield-Wate and
Hess-Ebeling Marriages-Other
ceremonies Performed-A Num-
Der OF entertainments by Church
societies - Receptions, Soirses
and Other Social Events.

One OF the most notable of the many
wedding ceremonies which have been
performed since Easter, was that
which united for veal or wee Miss Ella
Waterhouse, third daughter eff Mr.. and
Mrs. John Waterhouse, and Mr.. Wade
II. Wartield. prominent wholesale
lumber dealer in Sykesyille. Nd. The
residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Waterhouse,
on South Chapline street, was hand
scmely adorned for the occasion. The
parlors were transformed into a verit-
dple conservatory, with ported palms
ana eXotics, and cut and potted flowers.
ne decorations in the dining room
were made on the same lavish scale
IN the center of the parlor was a can
Cpy composed OF smllaX and maidens
halr, roses and carnations. The in
NItdtlonS to the ceremony were linn
lted TO near relatives and intimate
friends OF the principals. Promptly at
eignt o'clock the wedding party march
co through the hall to the rythmic
strains OF the Lohengrin march, exc
cuted upon the piano by Prof. Chas.
kIllmyer. The bride leaned upon the
arm OF her father, and was attended
by her maid Of honor, her sister. Miss
Gene The bride looked charming in
a gown of cream satin. made with
high neck, full sleeves, long train and
full tulle bridal veil. held in place with
diamond pendant. She carried
bouquet Of brides roses. Miss Gene
/
| IN blue organdie over blue silk, made
with low neck, and also carried roses.
The groCm's present to his bride was
a beautiful cluster diamond ring In
the parlor the bride was met by the
groom, accompanied by his best man,
Mr.. Joseph Oliver, of Baltimore Nd
Standing under the floral canopy. the
happy pair were united in the holy
bonds of matrimOny, according to the
impressive ritual of the Roman Cath
Ole church. by the Rev. O. H. Move,
Of St JCseph's Cathedral Hearty con-
gratulations followed and short sea-
son was spent in dancing after which
the guests repaired 10 the dining
room and partook OF a sumptuous
spread prepared by Mrs. Ziegenfelder.
Mr. and Mrs. Warfeld were driven to
the B. & O. depot. and departed at
% a m for New York and other
points in the East. where they will
spend their honeymoon. They will
make their home in Sykesville, Md,
and the bride will be very much missed
in Wheeling society, in which she was
charming favcrite.
The ladies of the congregation Of
Zane Street NJ. z. church will give an
entertainment and social in the Sun
day school room this evening at $50
o'clock, and quite an interesting affair
is promised. No admission fee will be
charged. The programme to be rem
dered will consist OF a recitation by
! Miss Lizzie Dean, a solo by Mr.. Emer
son, leader Of the Zane Street NJ. z.
church choir. a drill in which fifteen
girls will take part, and the follow
ing selections by large gramophone:
Dixie. Negro Funeral Diamond
Quartette, Before the Battle, TAX
ing the Census" Bye. Bye. My
Honey. "El Captain March, Drink
ing" Sweet Bells of Scotland" At
the conclusion Of the programme re-
freshments will be served.
Mr.. William L. Rouse and Miss EliZ-
abeth Sumney, both OF MOnOngahela.
Pa. were united in marriage yesterday
afternoon at 3 O'Clock by Rev. j. l..
Sooy. at his residence on East Chapline
street. The groom is a well known
pharmacist of that city, and the bride
is the daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Sumney.
MI Albert Crowthers and Miss
Maggie Sweitzer were quietly married
( last evening at $50 O'Clock. at the
home Of the groom on Seventeenth
street. The officiating minister was
Rev. B. B. Evans Of the Zane Street
NJ. f. church. At the conclusion Of
the ceremony an elegant wedding sup
per was served, OF which the relatives
and only a few intimate friends of
both contracting parties partook. Mr.
and Mrs. Crowthers have the best
wishes of a host Of friends.
The young ladies Of class II, Of
Thomson NJ. E. church, will give
a pink social tonight at the church.
A musical and literary programme viii
be rendered after which refreshments
! will be sold A silver offering will be
taken at the door. Following is the
programme:
piano solo Mr.. Bert Summers
! Recitation ............. Bertha Jones
! Vocal solo ..... Laurence Summers
| Piano duet observation-disclosures.
Misses Ada Graham and Zona Ullum
/ Recitation ... Hazel Olmstead
| Vocal solo - Miss Pansy Jacobs
| Medley Mandolin and guitar.
Messrs. Chas Cook and John Bright
! Recitation ...... Elmer Olmstead
/ Piano duet. Messrs. Summers and Sells
| Recitation ......... Miss Sue Jones
Piano solo 49,. Miss Estella Mcguire
1 Vocal solo ....... Miss Ada Graham
| A very pretty wedding was solemn
! lied last evening at the home of the
| brides parents in Philadelphia. in
| which the happy principals were Miss
| Rose Ebeling, an estimable and at
tractive young lady, and Mr. Otto G.
| Hess. chief engineer for the Reymann
| Brewing Company. number of in
vited guests were present. The parlors
|