Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-20
PARKERSBURG.


! O'Clock in the Methodist Episcopal
+ church of Winchester, KY, was an
event of much interest in social circles
! in Parkersburg, as well as in other
parts of West Virginia, where Mr..
James Madison Jackson. OF this city,
and Miss Mary Katherine 1ebBs are
well known. The church in which the
ceremony took place was elaborately
decorated in white chrysanthemums.
A large bunch of these handsome aut-
umn flowers was fastened to the end of
+ each pew, ropes CT smiiax and white
roses were drawn across the pews. pro-
ducing a Aowery effect throughout the
+ edfiee. The wedding party entered the
/ church to the strains of the nuptial
music from LoheEgrin. The ashers
came first. They were NJ. Sprigg d.
/ Camden, Of Petersburg W. Va. Mr..
Robert Gtfln, Of Philadelphia; Mr..
Thomas p. Dudly, CT WiEahstr, Ky.
DR.. Benedict Bassell OF Columbus; Mr..
Hdisey Aleshife, Of huntington; ". Va.
the ushcrs were followed by the flower
girls, Miss Nelson, OF Kentucky. and
Miss Burns, of Parkefgourg. The maid
Of honor, Miss Julia Graves, Of Ken
lucky, came mkt BEAUTIFULLY attired in
white panne crepe with point lace be
meath, wearing a bride5maid's veil and
] carrying a shower bouquet of roses
The maid Of honor was followed by the
bride leaning ON the arm of her grand
father, Dr. Geo. Owings Graves. They
advanced to the chancel rail by passing
through an aisle formed by the attend
ants where they were met by the groom
and his best man, Mr.. William c. Pat
. terson. Jr., of Parkersburg. ". Va. The
brides gown was of great beauty ard
elegance, it was of white liberty chlf
fon the bodice having sleeves yoke
and bertha OF point lace The skirt
was finely shirred from the waist to the
top Of the accordan plated founce,
which finished the hem of the gown.
The bridal veil vas held in place With
lilies of the valley. t'he bride carried
a shower bouquet of the same flowers.
The ring service of the Episcopal
church was used by the officiating
clergyman. During the ceremony Wag-
ner's 20 thou Sublime Sweet Evening
star was exquisitely Played The bri-
day party left the church to Mendel-
sshon's wedding march. After the we'd
ding an informal reception was held at
the residence OF Dir. and Mrs. Graves.
The bride, as Miss Katherine Tebbs,
has visited Parkersburg on several oc-
casions when she has been the guest Of
Mrs. Sprigg Camden. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jackson are spending their honeymoon
in the east. and will return to West
Virginia cary in November. The West
NrPinians who attended the wedding
were Mrs. Carolin Jackson, of Clarks-
burg. W. Va, MI. ann Mrs. T. Moore
Jackson and Miss Florence Jackson, Of
ClarksDurg Miss Meigs Jackson. Miss
Burns Mr. w. c. Patterson, Jr.. Mr. S.
3. Stiles. OF Parkersburg, and Mr. Ha,-
sey Aleshire.
On of the largest social events of the
week was the wedding of Miss Doliie
Mckee. daughter Of Mr.. Jordan Mckee,
OF this city, to Dr. Duncan turner. The
ceremony took place at the First Meth
odist Episcopal church. and was very
elaborate in every WY. The brides
sister, Miss Georgia Mckee acted as
maid of honor Mr. Dare Turner, bro
Their OF the groom was the best man.
The ushers were DR. Tolles, Dr.. Fred
Hopkins, DR.. Charles Monroe and DR..
Curtis. Immediately after the cere-
mony the gusts repaired to the Jackson
Hotel. where the reception took pace.
en- Wednesday at high noon the mar
riage Of Mr. Vernon Johnson Of this
city and Miss Sibbyl Chapman. daugh-
ter of DR.. ana Mrs. d. w. Chapman. Of
Spencer. w. Va. took place at the home
Of the brides parents III that city.
Mrs. Fannie Burche. Mrs. Christie
ana Mrs f. n. G.lfcson have returned
home from pleasant visit at Buffalo
and Wheeling.
4. VI. Kiser who left this city several
months ago for the Beaumont, teXas,
oil field, where he located. is her for a
short visit.
Mr. Iudkins and Mrs. Earl Stlmson,
Of Chlllicothe. are the guests of Mrs. W.
NJ. Trevor.
Miss Isabella Love Moss. daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs Charles Moss, and Mr..
Clarence Russell Kinsey, son of the
Rev. George w. Ktnsay. Of Fairmout
wern married on Tuesday October 18th
al the home OF the brides parents on
Eighth street. Mr.. and Mrs. K!nsey
left ON the evening train for Fairmcnt.
where they viii visit the ero9m,s par
rr8s for several dtvs bsfore making a
f ta5f of the eastern c.ies
.,se wrfdipg af Mss Clara Louise
Hoffman daughter O! Mr.. and Mrs.
f Hcrre Hoffman ara Mr.. Richard C..
+ N1r,sry viii ofegr ~ the home OF the
J bzt5.r., parents on Swami street October
4ath.