The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-23

BRILLIANT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81
j. III. Meyers and Miss Alice Mendel.--
The residence of Mrs. Gee. Mendel, on
Twelfth street, last night, was the scene
of select social affair in the shape of a
wedding-the marriage OF Mr.. j. 81.
Meyers and Miss Alice Mendel, one Of
Wheelings favorite daughters. The
residence of Mrs. Mendel, mother Of the
bride, was crowded to ITS utmost capac.
ity with the beauty and chivalry OF the
city. The preparations we're all on the
prsndest and most elaborate scale, and
the result was gratifying to all who had
the pleasure Of being present. The GER
emomony was performed by the Rev. j.
T. Mcclure. The attendants of the
bride and groom were Mr. F. q. Meyers
and Miss Belle Mendel, MIC. Ed.
Mesdel and Miss Lillian Mendel.
COSTUMES.
The gentlemen were dressed in full
dress costume, while the bride
was attired IN an elegant cream.
colored silk with overdress
of brocsde in same TINT trimmed with
cbeneille fringe and valenciennes lace,
and the bridesmaids were dressed in
white carleton, with corsago of white
silk. Among the many handsome dress
es of the ladies present, we noticed the
elegant black velvet costumes worn by
Mrs. Jacob Berger and Miss Ella Berger,
and the light silks worn by Mrs. james
Reed al d Mrs. James Neil; also many
others whose names were unknown TO
! our Jenkins.
AFTER THE CEREMONY
the CONGRATULATIONS of the large number
of invited guests and friends oil the
newly welded pair present were ten
dered, after which an elegant reception
was given, and all did ample justice to the
bountiful collation. spread before them.
Mr.and Mrs Meyers lett the city LAST night
tor Cincinnati. their future home, on the
| 10 80 o'clock west bound train over the
Baltimore and Ohio road.
THE PRESENTS
received by the bride and groom
were numerous, number Of
which we give below: Pair
of diamond earrings by the groom;
silver card receiver, Miss Ella Friend;
pair of vases, MIR. Wetzel, Davenport,
Ia; pair of silver butter knives, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Reid; pair brcnzes, Mr..
and Mrs. S. N. Prsther; pair tronzes,
Mr.. X. Friend; pair bronzes, Mr.. and
Mrs. Boggs; crystal toilet set, Miss
Lizzie Steele, Steubenville. o.; china
washstand set, Miss Cell Richardson;
pair chromos, Mr.. G. Mendel; beautiful
picture of pond lilies, Mr.. aud Mrs. Jas.
Steele, Steubenville, o.; elegant set of
walnut furniture, Mrs. George Mendcl;
easy patent rocker, Mr.. and Mrs Q.
Booth; two rep camp chairs, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. K. Mendel; handsome marble
TOD table, Mr.. Jas Mendel; hand
some wardrobe Mr.. Ed Mendel
beautiful pincushion, Mrs. F. Booth:
toilet articles, Mrs. j. Wheat; handsome
coal box and tongs, Charles Mendel;
chair tidy, Miss Boydon, Washington;
large box of toilet articles, Miss Ella
Remick; toilet set, Miss Belle Love, Steu-
benville; handsome Bible, Mrs. French;
silver cake basket, Mr.. Beall, Cincinnati,
O.; sugar spoon and butter knife, Mr.. 7.
Wilson; sugar spoon and butter knife,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pesrce, Cincinnati
o.; two silver and cry stall salts, Msses B.
and s. Campbell; silver card receiver,
Miss Emma Myers, Cincinnati, Ohio:
silver and crystal vases, Messrs. A. and
l.. Myers; three cut glass goblets, Mis-.
Meta Myers, Cincinnati, o.; silver but,
ter dish, Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Reed; silver
and crystal pickle stand, Miss Jennie
Smythe; silver and crystal pickle stand.
Mr.. Z. Steele, Steuber vile; marble and
silver card receiver, Miss Jennie Neil;
silver jewel case, Mrs. Curran Mendel;
silver cake basket, Mr.. and Mrs. Coch
ran, Pittsburgh. Pa; large case OF solid
silver spoons, knives and forks, Mr..
and Mrs. Myers, Cincinnati, Ohio;
one bronze clock and ornaments, Miss
Mary Jelly; elegant 80 day French gilt
clock, Mcssrs. <. and A. Meyers; fruit
stand, china and silver, Capt.
A. Booth; crystal and silver pickle
stand, Mr.. and Mrs. Neil, silver jewel
case, Miss K. Remick; dozen solid sill
yer teaspoons, Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Jones;
silver sugar spoon, Mrs. j. A. Dickinson,
Louisville, KY; silver napkin rings, l
pair, Mrs. j. Dillon; card basket and
boquet holder, Miss Sallie Miller, Gin
cinnsti; dozen silver knives, Miss Belle
Mendel; l dozen silver knives. MIR. ana
Mrs. Roemer; silver toilet stand, Miss
Lille Mendel; dinner castor, Capt. Ed.
Muhleman; silver cake basket, Mr.. and
Mrs. Owen Owens, Cincinnati; silver
cake basket, Mr.. Frank Mccullough,
Philadelphia.