Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-13
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12.-Wednesday evening Miss Emma
Gertrude Dudley and Mr. George p.
Heaton were united in the sacred bonds
of Wedlock at Dudley villa the homo
of the brides parents Mr.. and Mrs
John w Dudley. lit was one Of the
most surpaefngly beautiful home we'd
dings that has occurred here for some
time. the decorations in the house be-
ing the most superb that have ever been
seen in this city. The entire house
was one mass of roses, which were
banked among palms, ferns and smiiax
in all places of vantage. The library
was in red and green, the hall and dou-
BILE dining rooms in pink and green and
the tparlor in white and green. Smllax
palms, ferns and white roses formed a
canopy over the mantel and was also
over the doors. In the east corr OF
the room tall rubber plants and palms
extended to the ceiling. From the cell
ing depended huge lovers bow and
the ribbon eliminated at the windows
on either side, and was caught with
punches of roses. The ribbon was
twine4 with smilax and roses. At $50
o'clock Miss Florence Foreman, who
presided at the piano, sounded the first
sweet notes of Mendeissohn's wedding
march the bridal party descended tho
stairs and took their places in the fol-
lowing manner First, Miss Luella
Holcombe, of Corning, o.. the brides
maid, and Mr. Kenner Stephenson, the
groomsman, entered, followed by the
groom and his best man, Mr.. Charles
Brooks Smith The maid of honor
Miss Luella Dye. of Clarksburg. enter
ed alone, preceding the bride who also
entered alone. AS she advanced the
groom stepped forward to meet her and
they passed along the aisle made by
their attendants, and took their places
In front of the officiating ministers.
Rev. DR.. Calder, who performed the
ring ceremony of the Baptist church.
assisted by Rev. DR.. Renry Runner. OF
the Presbyterian church, as Miss Bore
man played softly Hearts and Flow
ers.' The bride wore handsome
gown of French lawn over taffeta, the
waist being tucked and the skirt made
with hounces. 1t was trimmed with
Valenciennes lace, insertion and ribbon.
Her veil of tulle was attached to the
couture with a pom -pon of chiffon and
aigrette. She carried an immense
shower bouquet of roses tied with tule.
Miss Dye was prettily attired in Pasis
muslin, trimmed with shocking and
liberty satin ribbon. Miss Holcombe
looked charming in gown of silk
mule made with tucks and insertion
and finished with panne velvet. The
dresses were decollette and they carried
pink roses tied with tulle. Mr.. and
Mrs. Heaton left on the two O'Clock
train for a trip to Bunalo and a tour
of the lakes, and on their return will
go to housekeeping in their beautifully
furnished home. The bride is very
intellectual young lady and by her
many charms has won the love of all
who knew her. She graduated in the
class of 1898 at Granville, and both Of
her maids attended the same school at
the same time. She also taught school
here in the High school for some time.
Mr. Heaton is son of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
T. Heaton and is rising young bust
ness man connected with the State
Journal and has many friends.
Mrs Walter Fleming was the charm
ing hostess of the Hem Stitch Club
Monday afternoon at her home on Muir
doch avenue.
Miss Ida Gerwig entertained Tuesday
evening at her home on Ann street in
honor of Miss Leila Latshaw, OF
Spring City, Pa, who has been the
guest of Miss Clara McCreary. Whist
was the entertainment Of the evening
and at the close of the game Miss Biz
die Baker received the ladies' prize,
beautiful plate, Mr.. Lyle Jones the gen.
tleman's prize, pretty book, Miss Bess
DenniSton was conSoled with a poster.
Those present were: Misses Leila Lat
shaw, Lolita Gould, Bess Denniston.
Birdie Baker, Elizabeth Gambrill, Clara
McCleary, Flora Gerwig, Messrs. Loyal
Gilbert, Lyle Jones, Sherman Dis,
James MeCluer, Roy Johnson, Harry
Gordon, Ed. Gerwig and DR.. Tolles.
The Sioux Club was entertained Fri
day afternoon by Mrs. Gilbert l.. Wat
son.
Miss Margaret Cofer was the hostess
of the Charity Whist Club Friday after
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