The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-30


nesscc, this afternoon in the presence
Of more than TWO hundred guests.
The church will bear decorations
arranged by Flourist Max Hess. which
will be in pink and white, with mass,
es Of greenery effectively used. Tall
palms and ferns will be placed the
length Of the church, and about the
walls. banking the altar will be luXu'
RANT clusters of greenery, against
which will be set. woven baskets filed
with pink and white gladiolus.
Preluding the ceremony short pro-
gram Of wedding music will be given
by Mr.. Kern, accompanied by Mrs. W.
D. Barnhart. He will sing % Perfect
Love-" at the conclusion OF which, the
opening notes Of the Mendelssohn
march will announce the entrance OF
the bridal party, which will be led
down the two aisles OF the church by
the ushers and bridesmaids followed
by the matron of honor, the best man,
the flower girl, the ring bearer, The
bride and the bride groom.
The bridesmaids will be in pink and
white, which hueS are conspicuous in
all details Of the wedding. Misses
Valda Weishar, May Belle Hall and
Margaretta Weishar will be .gowned
in fetching frocks of pink. while Miss
es Nell Brandfass. Helen Simms OF
Covesville, Va, and Edna Weishar
will be in white. All will wear picture
hats Of white, with trimmings Of pink
satin ribbons and rosebuds Of the
same hue, and will carry arm clusters
of pink and white roses. The ma
iron of honor, Mrs. William X. Key.
ser. will wear most becoming gown
Of white over pink taffcta with a white
hat. and will carry a bouquet OF pink
and white roses intermingled. Little
Marceua Smith. the little flower girl
will be dainty garbed in White mel
with pink embroidered rose ouds, and
will carry a small white basket heap
ed with mink rose petals, which will be
strewn in the pathway OF the bride.
The bridal gown is Of heavy white
satin, combined with accordion plated
georgette crepe and lace, long court
train falling from the shoulders. To
the hem Of her gown will be the tulle
veil held by bandeau Of orange bios
SONS, and her flowers will be a
shower of brides roses.
William B. Jones will act AS best
man, and the ushers will be Harry Z,
Miller, Richard T. Mccoy. DR.. o. L.
Richmond, Ofney Minor. Of Fairmont;
James Ludey and Frank Crolley.
Master Bernard Maurey will be the
little ring bearer, and the circlet Will
be held in a single pink rose. At the
altar the bridal party will be met BY
Rev. W. H. Fields. D. D., pastor OF
the church, and here the service will
be read.
Later in the evening the bride S.nd
groom will leave for honeymoon trip
TO st. Louis, Mo, and from there they
will go TO Memphis, Tenn, the home
OF the groom's parents. where they
will remain until Sept. 20, after which
they will be at home TO their friends
at the residence of. MI and Mrs. Thos
E. Armstrong on Lind street The
bride will, tarvel in a suit Of black
and white velour. with a white satin
and black velvet hat and white Kid
boots.
The bride is The only daughter o!
Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong and is one OF
the favorile members OF her socia!
circle. She has been extensively feted
since her engagement announcement
and receivd 4 large number OF beau
iiful gifts. She for the past two wears
has been teacher Of domestic science
and art at the Wheeling high school
and has countless friends who will
extend their good wishes.
Mr.. Stubblcfeld is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. T. +. Stubblefeld. Of ST
Polk avenue. Memphis. Tenn, and is
prominent in the city's business cir
Giles, being manager of the American
Trunk & Bag company's store on
Twelfth street. -.
The following announcements will
be- mailed
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Armstrong
announce the
marriage Of their daughter
Louise Jane
Mr. Grover c. Slubbefeld.
Wednesday, August thirtieth,
nineteen hundred and sixteen.
Wheeling, ". Va.