The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-09-05
A BRILLIANT WEDDING.
Miss stein and DR.. Din Joined in we'd
lock To-day.

The First Presbyterian church, corner Of
White und Oak streets, WAS the scene Of the
most brilliant local wedding of the season
The contracting parties were Miss Sarah
Reid Stein, daughter of Mine Inspector
William Stein, and Dr. George McKendric
Dill, Of Prescott Wisconsin The maid of
honor was Miss Euphemia, and tho brides
maids Misses Annie and Agnes Stein, sisters Of
the bride; Miss Hope Dill, Of Gettysburg
Pa, and Miss Emma Dill, Of Chicago. The
groomsman was Mr. Charles Trosel, Of
Gettysburg Pa The ushers were DR.. A. l..
Flemming. of Lawrence, Mass, Dr. Charles
Noecker Of Schuylkill Haven, Messrs. David
Owens and John Stein, of town. Rev. II d.
w Koebler, pastor Of the church. officiated
at the ceremony and Mrs. w. ~ Ehrhsrt, of
Mahanoy City, played the wedding march
The bridal party made an exceedingly
pretty scene gathered at the altar. The
bride looked beautiful in rich cream colored
gown, surmounted by long white veil
She carried large bunch of bridal roses
As the party proceeded along the aislos to tho
altar the bride rested upon her fathers arm
The bridegroom met them at the altar
The gathering at the church was large
and fashionable one The altar was decor
ated with large beautiful potted plants. and
the surroundings generally had the appear
Snse of elaborate preparation
Upon the close of the wedding service.
which was short, but impressive. Rev.
Koehler extended congratulations to the
bride aud bridegroom, after which the bridal
party retired from the church and proceeded
in carriages to the residence of the brides 8
parents, on West Oak street The gathering
at the residence was large aud brilliant
one. The two spacious parors were
hlled with guests A dinner in keeping
with the other elaborate arrangements
was served after which there was
reception. The gifts received by Mr.. and
Mrs Dill were numerous and rich in ap-
pearance and value. This afternoon the
couple started on their bridal tour, with New
York and Boston as their first destinations.
1t will be extended to Niagara Falls and
Thousand Islands, ending st Prescott, wis
cousin. where the bridegroom has prepared
richly furnished home. They will reach
there in about ten days
Among the many guests in attendance al
the wedding were Mrs. Dill, Miss Hope Dill
aud Mr.. Charles Trosel, of Gettysburg; Miss
Emma Dill, Of Chicago; Mr.. Charles Miller,
Of Lawrence, Mass; DIR. A. T. Flemming, OF
Lawrence. Mass; Mr. and Mrs Harry Gay,
Of Shamokin; DR.. James Stein and wife, OF
Scranton; James Bell, Jr., and sister
DR.. W. N. Stein and wife, David S. Owens
Shenandoah; Mr., and Mrs. Thomas J. James
Of Gilberton Mr.. and Mrs NJ r. Stein, Mr..
and Mrs Isaac Ball, Mr.. and Mrs. Euos Ball
and Miss Agnes Stein, of Mahanoy City
Charles Hartman, Ashland Mr. and Mrs
James Watson, Of Yatesville Mrs. w. N
Ehlbart and son, Raymond, Of Mahauoy
City; Mr.. and Mrs. John Z. Haas and Mr..
and Mrs. James Roberts, of Girardville; Mr.
and Mrs. William J. Miller and Dr. and Mrs
David Taggart, of Frackville William II
and the Misses Lewis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul W, Houck, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Strouse, Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Fowler
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Gregory, Mr. and Mrs
Edward O'DOnnell, Mr.. and Mrs NJ. Owens
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Kincaid, Mr. anC
Mrs. Adam Boyd, Mr.. aud Mrs. William
Hewitt, Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Williams, Rev
and Mrs. H. w. Koehler, Misses Ida anC
Elizabeth Williams, Mary Kincaid, Mr.. anG
Mrs. John Watson, Mrs. Watson Mr.. anc
Mrs. John A. Lewis, Mrs. McDermott ant
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Huntzinger
Mrs. Sarah Wasley, Mrs Mary Gay, Mrs
John Snyder. Miss Sallie Wasey, Mr. anC
Mrs. George Cox, Messrs William Harry anC
Daniel O'Donnell