Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-11-02
SCHlRLOTT-WEHRS
Marriage Of Two Of Marletta'S Best Known
Society People.


events in the city for years was the
marriage of Miss Cornelia Wehrs to
DR.. Sampel Kane Scharlott, at the
home of the bride on Second street,
Thursday evening. Both the con-
tracing parties are well known Mari
eta society young people and to wit
ness their nupitals a large number of
their friends were gathered at the
beautiful home, which was ablaze with
lights, redolent with the perfume of
exotic flowers and filled with the
sweet strains of enthralling music.
The apartments presented a gay and
chysanthemums various trailing vines
and ferns. Here and there in various
corners and cozy hooks of the rooms
were placed huge punches of fluffy
chrysanthemums in whose petals the.
delicate tints, which only natures
brush of colors could spread so deli
cately over the face of blossom, pro-
claimed them king of all the fall flow
ers. The stairway was twined with
green vines and ferns and every avail
able place was covered or filled with
beautiful specimens of the forists's
pride and care.
Miss Cornelia Wehrs, the bride,
looked charming in wonderful crea-
tion of the dress makers art, dress
of white crepe dechene with white ap-
plique yoke and a white veil. She car
ried a bunch Of white chrysanthe
NUNS.
Miss Lenschen Ebinger made an
ideal bridesmaid in a gown of white
organdie, trimmed with yellow satin
ribbon. Her floral ornament was a
magnificent bunch of American Beau
ty roses.
Dr. c. X. scharlott, as tie groom,
looked distinguished in r., evening
clothes of the conventional color and
style.
The ceremony which united the lives
and fortunes of the two young people
forever and aye was performed by
Rev. E. A. Coil in his characteristic
impressive and graceful style. -
To the inspiring strains OF Mendel-
lshon's wedding march played by the
i Marietta orchestra, the bridal comp
any entered the ceremony where Miss
Wehrs and DR.. Scharlott plighted
troth.
The orchestra remained during the
4 eve'lfng and added much to the pleas
ur9 of the occasion by the sweet music
which they discoursed.
After the performance of the cere-
mony the guests were asked to the
dining room by Mrs. VIM. Schnauffer,
Mrs. Winnie Laing, Mrs. Harry Cham
berlain and Mrs. Rogers. An elegant
wedding dinner, consisting of escal-
loped oysters, brown and white bread,
olives, pickles, celery salad with nuts,
ice cream and cake was served to the
assembled guests.
DR.. and Mrs. Scharlott were the re-
cipients of many beautiful presents
tokens Of esteem from friends and rel
atives.
Among the beautiful costumes worn
last evening the following were espec-
tally noticeable: Mrs. Scharlott
mother of the groom, was gowned in
black silk with handsome jet trim
mings; Miss Scharlott looked charm
ing in pink crepe r1echene with lace
trimmings; Mrs. Flanders wore a
black silk net dress; Mrs. Ebinger
graced the occasion by gown of Law
ender silk with lace trimmings; Mrs
Follett wore pink silk muslin with
diamond ornaments.
DR.. and Mrs. Scharlott expect to
leave this morning over the o. r. R.
for New York and other eastern points
on bridal tour.
To the happy pair the Leader wishes
the fullest measure of prosperity and
a participation in all the good things