Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-09-23

Al fen o'clock Thursday morning In,
Sistersville at theshomes ofsCol. Geo. H.
Moffett his youngest daughter, Miss
Lillian Beall. was united in marriage
by the Rev. S. Scollary Moore, d. d.,
to Mr. Frederic Wallace, prominent
Young lawyer of Lewisbnrg, w. va.
Miss Mary NJ. Moffett, the brides sister,
was the maid Of honor, and, Mr.. Jonn
n Dice. of Lewisburg, was best man.
The couple entered the handsomely dec
.,sated narlor to wedding march
nlaved by Miss Virginia Snodgrass-
behind the couple as they were ar
ranged for the ceremony was TWO I'M
D,nense hearts Of white carnations. me
wedding was pink and white one, ana
this color scheme was carried out not
only in the decorations, but IN the
gowns of the young lady attendants.
a ster the ceremony a handsome wed
ding breakfast was served. Mr.. ana
AIRS Wallace departed at noon tor
Isawishurg. where they will make their
future home.
Wednesday evening at the nome on
the bride. in Sistersville, Mr.. John H.
Thalmer. of Washington Pa, and MISS
I,lara Mavhew were united in marriage
Nv the Rev. Frank S. Townsend, OF the
Merbodist church Miss Clara Wlld
acted as maid OF honor, ana MI. Arenui
srhalmer was the best man. Inc "eu,
ling was a green and gold one ana
these colors predominated IN the uec-
orations. During the ceremony the
couple stood beneath an Hmprela ol
,erns and white carnations.
At the Methodist parsonage IN Dis
tersville. Wednesday, occurred a very
auiet wedding. The contracting parues
we're VIM j. Craft superintendent OF
the United States Oil Company, at 81.
Marys. and Miss Martha Wilson, OF
q Sistersville.
Mr.. A. Floyd Braun, an employe OF
the Standard Oil Company, in. the Wolf
Summit field and Miss Jessie Cross, OF
Zelnhrje. O.. were quietly married
Wednesday evening at the parsonage OF
the Rev. DR.. Henry Runner, in Sisters
vile. Mr.. and Mrs. Braun left at once
for Wolf Summit.
A beautiful wedding with solemn
Ilptial mass took place at the Cath
edral Tuesday morning at nine O'CLOCK
The altar was decorated with flowers
4and illuminated with many candles.
The bride was Miss Otilla Fehrenbach,
Of the Island, and the groom was Mr..
Charles CHASER, a young business man
OF Bellalre. The ceremony was per-
/. formed by Rev. 0. H. Move who was
assisted by Rev. VIM. Hall and Rev. Ed
ward Galway. Miss Mary WEIGH. OF
Martins Ferry, acted as bridesmaid,
and Mr.. Jacob CHASER, brother of the
groom, was best man. Prof. Paris
Meyers officiated at the organ Among
the near friends and relatives who at
tended the ceremony were the follow
Ing: John CHASER. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Schumaker and Miss Mary Schumacher,
of Woodsfield, o.; Sylvester Chaser, of
Pittsburg; Mr.. and Mrs. James CHASER,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Chaser and Mr.. and
Mrs. William Chaser, of Bellaire, o.;
MIR. and Mrs Charles Reisbeck, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Becker, Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Fehrenbach and Miss Angelina
Reisbeck, of Martins Ferry, and Mr..
and Mrs. Adam Fehrenbach. of the Is
land. Directly following the ceremony
a wedding breakfast was served at the
home of the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. M. Fehrenbach, on South Penn
street. The young couple were the re-
cipients of many useful and valuable
presents. They will reside in Bellaire
80
8 Tuesday evening at her home on the
South Side, Miss Mary Blatchley pleas
antly entertained number of her
friends in honor of her guest, Miss Lula
Watson, of Salem, w Va. Those pres
ent were: Misses Leota Mayer, Blanch
Thomas, Genevieve Anderson, Clara
Mcconnell, Flora Blatchley, Mary
jackson, Maud Prosser, of Beelers Sta
ton, W. Va: Jessie Fulton, Clara Hor-
ner, Lula Watson. Of Salem, w. Va;
Jessie Greer, Pearl Blatchley. Anna
Hailes of Toronto, Ohio; Della Nc
Conntl. Jessie Hailes and May Rose
MessFs. Frank Mayer, Joe Meade
y David Miller Of Oak Grove. ". W: