The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-08

A BRILLIANT WEDDISG.-The MARI.
age Of Miss Tillie Hoffman, daughter OF
John G. Hoffman, Esq, to Mr.. Henry J.
Zoeckler, at st. Joseph's Cathedral last
evening, was witnessed by several hun
dred people. The ceremony was perform.
ed at o'clock, by Rev. J. 7. Sullivan.
The attendants were: Miss Emma lloh-
man and Mr.. VIM. ZoeCkler, both Of this
city; Miss Josephine Wolf, Of Pittsburgh,
and Mr.. Adam Hess, OF Wheeling Miss
Lena Renner and Mr.. Will. Phipp', and
Miss Augusta llandlan and MI. Chris,
Bloom, also of this city.
After the ceremony the bridal party
proceeded to the residence Of Mr.. lloh.
man, on Chapline street, Centre Wheel.
ing, where they received their numerous
friends. Over two hundred guests were
present, and the hospitable host and
hostess were untiring in their efforts to
make the occasion one Of supreme hap
piness to all. Prof. Kramers full or.
Chestra discoursed sweet music, calling
merry dancers to the floor, and old and
young for time threw dull care to the
winds, and participated in the pleasures
Of the evening. And speaking Of the
music, we desire to compliment Mr.. Rolla,
the leading cornet player, upon the ex-
cellent tone Of his elegant new silver in.
strument.
The supper was served by Mr.. August
Neuhausen, and was truly q mAgnifi.
cent affair. We noticed among numerous
other splendid things on the table
three elegant pyramid cakes, represent.
ing South American fruit trees. A box
Of the good things from Mr.. llOiman's
table found its way to our sanctum, and
having eaten thereof, we do pronounce
them good-ft for n royal banquet,
We were unable to procure complete
list Of the bridal presents, which were,yery
numerous, but herewith present the
most important:
Tea set, Ella NJ. Hoffman; Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Berger, fancy gold card basket;
Mrs. Henry Drues, elegant gold castors;
large silver ice pitcher, Mrs. Kohl, Full
ton; silver toilet set, Mr.. and Mrs. J.. b.
Reynolds; Lena Renner, silver cake bas.
ket; G. X. llandlan, fancy silver cake bas.
ket; IIebrank Bros, fine silver flower
vases; Mary G. Woeler, set silver knives
aud forks; Mr.. and Mrs John G. Hoffman,
tea set; Mrs. G. Berger, fine silver butter
dish; Mr. and Mrs. Hess, reversible su.
gar bowl and gold spoons, something
new" silver salt.cellar, Mr.. and Mrs.
Glesenkeng; elegant clock, Mr.. phipps;
glass and silver fruit stand, Mr.. Elwit;
Geo. Stcifel, elegant fancy frest and a
fine clock, MesSrs. Fosse, Rei'ter and
Beuter; Mrs. G. W. Franzheim, toilet
set; fine toilet set, Mr.. and Mrs. j. D.
Reynolds; silver butter dish, John Hess
silver butter dish, Mrs. c. Welty set Of
fine glassware, Mr.. and Mrs. n. lseister;
toilet ret, John A. White; elegant spread,
Mr.. and Mira. Fred. Wingerter; silver
cake basket, Louis +. Stiiel, Ann Arbor,
Mich; Mr.. and Mrs. + Schenck, silver
castor; china set, Miss Emma Beck; fancy
glassware, Frank Walters and lady.
The lovely bride was dressed In white
silk, deliberately trimmed, and wore a
white veil with orange blossoms, and the
bridesmaids were elegantly attired in
white tarletan, proiusely trimmed with
white llOWers.
The young couple, we understand, will
not go abroad. We trust that the future
has in store for them many more az Joy
Gus days as their wedding day.