Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-09-25
BY THEIR FRUITS.
Miss Kathleen Sheridan, daughter of q

Miss Kathleen Sheridan, daughter of
Capt. John Sheridan, of Mount Savage,
carrying white roses and orchids, came
next, followed by the bride, On the arm
of her father The procession parted
at the cfancel, where the groom and
his brother, George X. Lee, OF Rlcn-
mond, who was best man, met the
bride. The bride wore white satin, en-
train, covered with point lace
nounce, said to be the handsomest ever
imported to America, not excepting
Miss Goulds. She wore on her veil
diamond crescent, gift of the
Elkins' family A harvest, moon, set
with diamonds, from Senator Eiklns
sons, and a diamond crown from sen
ator and Mrs. Elkins were the other
Jewels worn by her. She carried
shower bouquet of lilies of the valley
and orchids. Miss Sheridan held the
bouquet while the ring wss placed upoh
her hand. Rev. Mr.. Lingenfelder, pas
tor Of the church, offered prayer. Inc
bridal music, played by E. Z. Lack,
land. Jr.. of St. Louis, organist, ana
Vincent NJ. Kerens, son Of Hon. II. C.
Kerens. of st. Louis, vioE1ist, was
elaborate and beautiful. n The hand
some structure was. Crowded. The
church was built <By ex-senator Davis
and his brotheE Thomas B. DAVIS, as
a memorial tVtheir father and Notner.
A wedding breakfast was served lSlme-
diately/aAr the ceremony at Grace
land%the magnificent home Of the Da-
visas. "Halliehurst," Senator Elklns
Country place, and the country seat OF
Mr.. Kerens Immediately adJoln, thelr
broad piazzas overlooking the town OF
Elkins, lying in a magnificent land
scape. Charles Rousche, OF Washing
ton. was caterer The house decora-
tions were mainly of lotus blossoms
and American beauties. The presents,
Displayed in an upper chamber, were
most elegant and represented tnou-
sands of dollars in value. Congress
man Olmstead gave a fan, inlald with
gold, that was used at the court CT
Louis XIV. Mr. F. A. Munsey gave a
very handsome cluster OF diamonds
and pearls. The orchestra of Prot.
George R. Daisey, of Cumberland, pay
ed during the reception. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee left on the private car West Vir-
ginia for Chicago. They-Wi4 from
San Francisco~to Japan and will travel
abroad~until January, visiting Manila
and/Hong Kong among other noted
The brides travelling gown IS
of dark blue broadcloth. Mr.. Lee is a
prominent young business man of
Richmond. being connected with one OF
the largest brokerage houses in the
country.
VIM. H. Tracey, assistant secretary OF
the Wheeling Title & Trust Company,
and Miss Bertha Carl, the daughter OF
George Carl, of South Jacob street,
were united in marriage Thursday ev-
ening at nine o'clock at the Zion Ger
man Lutheran church, on South Mar
ket street. The ceremony was per-
formed by the pastor of the church,
Rev. J. P. Hob, and was witnessed by
the relatives and quite number OF
friends. The couple will go to house.
keeping Immediately on the Island.
The Junior Christian Endeavor~ So
ciety of Moundsville, will give a social
Tuesday evening, at tie home Of the
Misses Humphrey.
The Board of Directors of the Mer-
camille Club, the popular Hebrew so
cial organization, will hold meeting
this morning, for the purpose of out
lining a programme of entertainments
during the fall and winter season.
Miss PerseS Hagens Hermans and
Prof. J. Russell Trotter, will be united
in marriage at the home of the bride
in Kingwood, October 5th. The groom
is the State Superintendent Of Free
Schools and has host of friends here
who extend their best wishes in ad-
vance of the ceremony.
Friday evening the Korn Kob Klub,
an organization Of congenial spirits
living on the South Side, pleasantly en-
tertained large number of their
friends at Mozart Park. The evening
was spent in dancing, and supper was
served in the Park restaurant.
A delightful reception was given
Thursday evening at tie home Of Miss
Laura Westwood in Martins Ferry.
The guests embraced about a score OF
the prominent society persons of that
city.
The >Epworth League of Mounds
vile gave a very successful social
Thursday evening at the residence CT
DR.. T. R. Rodgers.
Wednesday evening at eight o'clock
very interesting wedding ceremony
was solemnized at the home of Mr.
and Mrs John Porter, in West Bridge
port The happy contracting parties
were Miss Nora Lee Porter, and Mr.
John B. Ice. The ceremony was per-
formed in the presence of large num-
Der of invited guests. 1t was followed
byl a reception and dance Mr.. and
AIRS. Ice will be at home after .Getobcr
1stl in Martins FERRY
TheNyoung ladies' society of the
Martins Ferry Presbyterian Church
held an omen meeting Tuesday evening