The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-22
PRETTY NUPTIALS
PERFORMED SUNDAY
MISS RUTH sTEINHAUsER BE,
CANE BRIDE OF MR.. IRA
JACOBS, OF OKLAHOMA.
First OF Series Of Autumn Weddings
to Take Plaee-Soeisi Events
Abe Planned.

pre,tily appointed autumn we'd
ding took place on Sunday afternoon
AZ 1880 O'Clock at the residence OF
Mrs. Nanette Steinhauser. L. South
Penn street She gave in marriage
her daughter. Miss Ruth. TO Mr.. Ira
Jacobs. Of Tulsa. Okla. formerly of
this city. The impressive ring cere-
mony was performed by Rabbi Abram
Brill. OF the EofY Street Temple.
Miss Ella Horkheimer rendered
Lohengrin's wedding march To which
the wedding party entered the par
Tors where the wedding was perform.
ed. First came the brides maids.
Miss Rena Blum. OF Bellaire. she be-
ing alfred in pink chiffon over char
meuse and carried pink Killarney
roses, and Miss Bertha Steinhauser.
sister OF the bride. Miss Steinhauser
wore a gown OF white crepe meteor
and carried pink Killarney roses.
Next came the groom and his best
man, Mr.. Silas Steinhauser. brother
OF the bride.
The bride brought UP the rear On
the ERIN OF her brother Mr.. Emanuel
Steinhauser who presented her in
marriage. The bride was attractiveiy
gowned in white Campon crepe. hand
embroidered with shadow lace yoke.
Gown styled decollette with short
sleeves. The bride wore her mothers
wedding tulle veil held In place with
orange blossoms. Her bouquet was a
shower of lilies OF the valley and her
only ornament was a bar pin OF dia-
nonds and sapphires. a gift OF the
siOCm. Her travelling gown was
brown with hat. gloves and shoes 10
correspond.
The home was appropriately deco
rated by Florist Franz Laupp OF the
Island. In the parlor palms and other
plants were banked. mingled with
lilies Of -the-yslley. gladiolus. lilacs
and roses. These blossom in white
were used in profusion. In the dining
room where the wedding dinner was
served the decorations were also
white. The bridal table was placed IN
The center OF the room and the center
piece was huge basket OF ~uu-
asters and gladioluS. the handle being
| tier with tulle. Suspended from the
vine covered chandelier were two
white doves bearing a number OF blue
and white baby ribbon. at the end OF
which were small bags of rice In
each bag was a Tiny ring or cupId
The young couple wer. showered VITA
tie rice. Many handsome gifts OF
complete silver service. cut glass,
ornamental rugs. substantial cheeks
were received. The groom's gift from
his father - half interest IN pros Pc. p
Gus business in Tulso. Oklahoma. and
! Akron. Ohio.
! Mr. and Mrs. Jacobs will be az home
~ Tulsa. Oklahoma. after an extend
/ ed western tour. They have the best
/ wishes OF host OF friends who board.
ed a train 10 Bellaira 30 see them oft
and bid them bon voyage.
I The bride is a popular Young lady
( o' The city and a graduate % Wheeling
/ high. 1919. The groom + q son 81
I VT. and Mrs benjamin Jacob. of Al
mn. q. formerly NJ THIS city. and is !.
graduate Of Linsly College. class of
. l'"N He is high offiCial % the Moose
and knights o. Py,hias lodges in Ok.
Z !ahoma. lie Is prominent in business
circles In Tulsa. where he has been
located me past few wears
Many relatives arrived for the we'd.
ding. among whom were the brides
sister. Mrs. Carrie Levy. son Max and
daughter Augusta. who have bean
touring In Europe Others presen,
: were: Mr. and Mrs BENJAMIN Jacobs
o. Akron. O.. parents % the groom
Misses Freda and Julia Jacobs sis
T ters ~ The groom. Mrs. Caroline DAN.
i"is. o. N"v York. grandmother Of the
2room. Mrs. Joseph Film. o. New
YORK. aunt % tho groom: Mrs Ben "a
min Goldstein. % View York. etSte- a..
the groom. Mrs Jonas Goldsmith. ~
Denver. colo. cousin o. the bride. Mr..
[ leo Fl"iscber. % Denver. colo. cou-.
ir ~ Tho bride. and Miss Rcna U,um.
g. Reiiat-e
Tho foloTin ing j. e CODY 90 cards
issued
Mrs Ars'te -fe.rharse-
announce fH~ marriage 90 te- ia glitter
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r'1st-en hundred and thirteen