Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-09-25
Mr.. Wilson is son/ of Mr..
- MlSan- aIa1. -ilpisGf member of

Mr.. Wilson is a of Mr..
11InnlH 1Eiasan, aIla A1DSdtof member of
holesale lumber firm of w. A.
& Son. His bride-to-be is the
err of Mrs. Sue E. Wright, and
0aughter of MI George r. Tay-
e is a very attractive brunette,
bsesses many accomplishments
ton to her personal charms.
emony viii be performed the
October, at the First Presby-
Church.
table wedding ceremony which
Ike place at the Second Presby-
church ION Tuesday of this
will unite for veal or woe TWO OF
bst prominent factors in Wheel
kiety. The prospective groom is
~ Storer, a prominent and
lntist, and his b4ide VIII
ry Moffat, daughter of \
kEsq. The marriage cere-
be very elaborate, aDd VIII
neral interest in fashionabie
because of the large Humber OF
lions to the church Which have
issued.
re were two very pleasing entcr-
hents Friday evening, in which
the participants were intimate
Ids of the principals in the &torer-
6ffat nuptial ceremony, most Ct
Ihem members of the wedding party.
The ladies were charmingly entertain
ed at cards at the home of Miss Todd
Baird, on Fourteenth street. Atter
an enjoyable season. with the paste
boards. a delectableN luncheon was
served. Those present~were Misses
Mary Moffat, Todd Baird, Blanche Mot
fat Sue Caldwell. Lizzie Mendel, Elsie
Whitaker; Jessie Moffat, and ETA
Harper. The gentlemen friends OF the
groom gave an elaborate course dinner
at the Fort Henry Club, in compliment
to the groom. The dining room was
very tastefully decorated, and cut How
ers graced the table. There were
present Messrs Samuel W. Harper, j.
Latane McLain, George Baird, VIM p.
Wilson, Archie @. Moffat, Thomas
Sweeney, F. H. Crockard, DR.. j. w.
Storer, Charles Paxton and Arthur q.
Hubbard. Excellent music was fur
Snished by a mandolin and guitar club,
l The Indictment weather interfered
gmVith the concert and somniernachts-
Ast which was to have been given at
En- Wheeling Park enclosure on We'd
nesMay evening. 1t has Deen post
poned indefinitely
Miss Grace Thomas Davis, daughter
OF ex-senator Henry G.. Davis, and
Mr.. Arthur Lee, of Richmond, Va, were
married at noon Monday at the Davis
Memorial Presbyterian church In Ell
.kins. by Rev. Moses d. Hoge, the noted
Presbyte ian divine, of Richmond. The
wedding created much interest and was
o.,e cf the most brilliant nuptial events
ever celebrated in West Virginia. The
church was profusely decorated, the
whole of the pulpit recess, covering the
farther end of the edifice, being hidden
with oak leaves, golden rod and laurel,
While from the floor arose great bank
- green. composed of banana trees
na,ms rubber plants and pine trees,
with an edging OF scarlet sage. Gar
lands of asparagus were conspicuous
everywhere. The decorations were
largely from the conseryatories at The
sElkins and Davis homes. The bridal
nrocession was simple. he ushers.
.sIohn T. Davis. brother of the bridcs
Ensign John Crosby Owen, UniteA
states Navy, Richard and Davis 81
kins. sons of Senator Elzins and neph-S
sews OF the bride, led. followed by Kath-
crime Grace Davis Brown, aged seven
years, niece Of the bride, dressed in
1acee and carrying q shower bouquet Of
white roses. The other maid Ok honor,
I