The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-27

GORGEOUS Wedding
AT ST. MATTHEW'S
MISS GLASS BECOMES BRIDE OF
Mr.. HOLLOWAY.
Nuptlsl Knot Tied by Rev. stryker.
Affair Prettily Appointed
One.

OHN VI INC must beautiful n
weddings Wheeling has wit
messed in a long time. occurred at
the st. Matthews Episcopal church
wednesday at 4:30 o'clock. when
Miss Margaret Glass. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Alexander Glass. OF North
Main street. became the bride of Mr..
William Holloway. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. J.. J. Holloway. OF Woodlawn.
Rev. Leonard w. S. Stryker perform
ed the beautiful ring ceremony.
The church was deliberately dec
GRATED for the occasion. green being
S extensively. while banks OF
palms. ferns and southern smilax
made a very beautiful picture.
Promptly at $50. DR.. Brooks
started TO play "~Fansard." by Lem
mems; No. .. The Question: No. 3.
The Answer" by Wolstenholmes:
No. 4. An Evening Song" by Bair.
stow: No. >. Selection from Tam
hauser. by Wagner. As the bride
walked up the aisle the choir sang the
bridal chorus of Lor wedding march.
During the ceremony DIT. Brooks
very softly played 20. Perfect Love"
After the ceremony. "Salut ia Mour.
by Sir Edward Elgar. and as the
bridal party left the church. the we'd
ding march from A Midsummer
Nights Dream"
The ushers. Jefferson Grain.
Quentin Feitner. OF New York: Joe
Dtlworth. OF Pittsburg; Chester Nor
ton. of Louisville. Ky: Louis Grub
and Singleton PAUL. wearing the con-
ventional black. headed the party and
next came the bridesmaids. Misses
Elizabeth Sergeant, OF Boston, wear
ing a beautiful gown OF pale green
crepe de chine: Helen Curier. with a
gown or lavender crepe de chene:
Nancy Peterson. wearing a crepe de
chene of apricot: Eleanor Patterson,
gowned in blue crepe de chene: Helen
Burt. in pink crepe de chene. and
Mary Virginia Sands. who wore vel
low crepe de chene. These beautiful
colors carried out the rainbow effect.
Following the bridesmaids came
NIatron OF Honr Mrs. Gibson Cald-
we'll. wearing a crepe de chene of
varied c%olors. matching that OF each
Of the maids. All wore gorgeous
white point lace picture hats with
white willow plumes. and each carried
"A shower bouquet OF lilies OF the
valley tied with tulle. The bride and
groom were accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander Glass and Mr.. and
Mrs. J.. J. Holloway. The groom was
attended by his best man. Mr.. Joe
Holloway. The bride was given away
by her father.
The Brides Gown.
The brides gown was an exquisite
white satin. trimmed with Duchess
lnga rrfFh Fnrn Ill - n..n--
trimmed with point and Venetian lace
held in place with range blossoms.
her only ornament being a diamond
necklace. a gift Of the groom. She
carried a shower bouquet Of lilies Of
the valley and orchids.
After the wedding ceremony the
guests were driven TO the Glass home
on North Main street. where "A beauti-
fully appointed reception was held.
The home was also beautifully dec
Grated with green southern smilax.
Tables were lavishly decorated The
brides table was eNccptiOnallv beauti-
ful. being done In white lllacs.
Receiving with The bride and groom
were Mr.. and Mrs Alexander Glass
and Mr.. and Mrs. J !. Holloway.
Caterer Heath. OF Pittsburg. served
the wedding dinner a fun mandolin
orchestra was stationed behind a
bank Of palms and ferns in an alcovc
and furnished soft and beautiful
music throughout the evening. The
bride was the recipient Of many hand
some and expensive gifts OF cut glass.
fine bric-a-hrac. silver. gold and
china. there being one large room
given 10 their display.
Among the costly presents was a
silver service. engraved. showing the
house wherein tho bride was born
also from where she Was married.
presented bv the ErOom's parents. Mr..
and Mrs J. J. Holloway.
Honeymoon In East.
AFTER the reception. the bride and
room LETT for an eastern honeymoon
The brides going away suit was Of
blue with hat of green and blue. The
following guest were present.
Ir and Mrs Abbot. Mr. and Mrs
Guy r. G. Allen. Harold bloch. Geo
Baird. Du Boice baird. VIII Urfce
Mrs a VI. Burt. Of E1kins George
Brown. Miss Mabel Brown. Miss Jen-
ME Boyd. Misses Frances and Sarah
Boyd. Mr and Mrs Chas Bahcock
OF Cleveland. ur and Mrs Iorch
C%racraft. Mrs bertha Caldwell. Miss
Helen Craddock. Nr and Mrs. =. T.
Culberison. ~ Sovlcfler. Robt uou.
Kali. ~ Plttsburg. Mr. and Mrs y
q. Ewing. Nelson Ewing Nr and
Mrs O. U simpson. Nr and Mrs. o.
q Fr1nzhcim. Misses Mary and
Catherine Frauzhcim. George and
Ncrtz F~r1nzhcim. Ouinfin FeIfncr OF
Vow YORK Mr. and Mrs VIM Gloaq.