Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-09-25
MURRAY LIST WEDDING
A BRILLIANT AFFAIR.
PROMINENT MEMBER ofs WHEEL
ING SOCIETY WEEDS A BAL
TIaoREAN.
HOME CEREMONY PERFORMED
BY the Pastor OF the Fourth street
Church. and Followed by Re
ceptfOp-Newiy Welded Pair De-
part for Notnbie We'd
ding at the Cathedral This Morn
ine-other Social Matters.

The first of a number of fall we'd
dings of interest to the fashionable
set, was solemnized last evening at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. D. c.
List in Pleasant Valley. The decora-
tons at the house were exceedingly
tasteful. the color scheme of white and
green being carried out most artistical-
ly in the arrangement of plants and
flowers. The high contrating parties
were Miss Martha Pryor List, and Mr..
James Spieer Murray of Baltimore.
The ceremony was witnessed by near
relatives and intimate friends of the
principals. and was exceedingly pretty.
II was performed at $50 o'clock, the
Rev. S. r. Westhafer, D. D.. pastor of
the Fourth Street NJ. f. church, and
the Rev. L. NJ. Bennett. of the Fulton
NJ. f. church, of Baltimore officiating
The brides attendants were Miss Ger
trude List. Miss Sara List. and Miss
Georgia Babcoek, of Cleveland. The
groom's best man was Mr. Arthur Cole,
of Baltimore. Other guests from dis
lance who witnessed the ceremony
were Miss. Jenny. of Virginia; MIR. B.
II. Rose and Mr. A. F. Morgan, of
Cleveland
The costumes of the ladies were
strikingly handsome. The bride wore
a gown of white panne crepe. trimmed
with point lace, and full veil. Miss
Gertrude List. the maid of honor
wore coustume of blue panne crepe
Although the wedding was quiet. 1t
was followed by reception for which
large number of invitations were
issued Meister's full orchestra. sta
i toned in floral aleove. discoursed
tuneful melodies throughout the even
ing. After the reception Mr.. and Mrs
Murray departed over the B. G. o. for
Palo Alta, California, where they will
visit the brides brother, Mr.. Kilbourn
II. List. They will be absent about a
make their home in Baltimore. where
the groom fills a responsible position
at the headquarters of the Baltimore
+ G. Ohio railroad.
A pretty wedding will be solemnzed
at st. Josephs Cathedral at nine o'clock
this morning, in which the contracting
parties will be Mr.. NJ. J. Ford, the pop
par travelling salesman for T. L. Hutch
isson Co. and Miss Mayme G. Fitzpat-
rick the wnsome and accomplished
daughter of Justice NJ. J. Fitzpatrick
and until recently saleslady at Geo. r.
Taylor Co.'S. the ceremony which
unites the happy pair for veal or woe,
will be performed by the Rev. Father
o. II. Moye. The only attendants will
be the ushers, namely: Richard Ford,
a brother of the groom and r. Dru-
dy. After the ceremony, a wedding
breakfast will be served to the bridal
party and a few close friends at the
/ home OF the brides parents, No. 1915
Jacob street. Later the newly welded
couple will depart for Cleveland, Buffa-
10, Montreal and the Lakes, where they
will spend their honeymoon. Among
the guests from a distance will be Mics
Anna Ford, of Mabie, w. Va, sister of
the groom; Miss Mollie Ford, Of Mon
ongah, w. Va. and Mr.. and Mrs. John
King, of Weston.
Yesterday morning the Rev p. J.
Hob. pastor of the Zion Lutheran
Church, united in marriage Mr. Edw.
Pell an employe of the North Wheel
ing pottery, and Miss Elizabeth, the
charming daughter of H. F. Nolte, the
South Side grocer. The ceremony was
a quiet one and at its conclusion Mr..
and Mrs. Pell left for Buffalo and other
lake points. They will reside at Thirty
third and Eoff street.