The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-04-30
Marriage of Mr.. w. b. Waddell and
f&|E Miss Matte n Oehler.

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of Mr.. w. b. Waddell and
ksIF Miss Matte koehler.
{ For some timelpast social circles in
this place have been on the gus siss in
regard to the approaching nuptials Of
Mr.. W.B .WADDEIL and Miss MATTE
KoEHLER, daughter of FRED'K KoEHLER,
Esq, which occasion was celebrated at
the residence of the brides father on
Wednesday evening, the Oath inst. The
ceremony wos performed by Rev. Nc
DONALD of Beallsyille, assisted by Rev.
W. II. RIDER, of Woodsfeld. q 90 a. al'
: '- THE ATTENDANTS
Were Mr.. W. C. MOONEY and Miss LENA
MOONEY, each of whom, was tastefully
costumed and presented a handsome ap-
pearance. But as'is usual on such &C.
we give -ar-
THE ToILETTEs
Of the bride, groom, and attendants:
The bride was tastefully dressed in an
elegant suit of pearl colored silk with
bridal veil and orange blossoms.
The bridesmaid was handsomely at
tired in light gray silk with white over
dress.
The groom and groomsman were
dressed in the conventional dress coat
with white vests and gloves of same
color.
CONGRATULATIONS
Were received by the happy couple from
about sixty invited guests. q
THE MARRIAGE BELL -
Was suspended from beautiful arch of
flowers and evergreens, Under which the
bride and groom stood during the cere-
mony and while receiving congratula
tons. Itwas sent from Chicago by Mr..
J. W. KoEHLER and Lady for the occa-
sion. liI3vf7F sHb5t H)I7F,A "
SUPPER
Was announced about nine o'clock,
when all retired to the dining room where
a splendid collation. was spread, and so
far as we could observe all did justice
to the turkey, chicken, ham, cakes, ice
cream, coffee &c.
A feature OF the affair was the boys
serenade. An innumerahle host collect
Ell With pans, horns aud other instru-
ments Of torture and footed and ratified
and.yelled right heartily. Mr.. KeEHLER
went out, formed them in line, told them
to give one more round of their yells
DC, and then treated them handsome ly
to candies and other good things; this
satisfied them and they quietly retired
to their homes.
n Then came the big boys, with their
brass horns, led by Prof. Fry, and dis
coursed excellent music. it !a-i ~
Prof KALrENBAcH entertained the
company with some very fine piano
solos, and repeated several of them by
request of the listeners, who, Judging
from the crowd about the piano, were
highly pleased with the performance.
THE PRESENTS.
The presents were numerous, useful
and valuable. Weappend list.
Mr.. & Mrs..J. W. KoEHLER, of Chi.
cago, bronze clock, hair brush, comb
and bridal bell.
y Mr.. q Mrs. j. T. JUDKINs, set of sill:
yer forks.
W. q. MOONEY and Miss LIZZIE DAv.
EXPORT, fine parlor clock.
2 Miss. LENA MOONEY and Miss ELLA
MAY MORRIS, silver cake basket.
Mrs II. R.. WEST and Miss MATTE
OKEY, silver butter dish. S 49,
4 Miss EMMA HAYDEN, bottle of perfu-
merry. fF1Vl ~ y nrfN9Ys
|. II. B FABrR, carving knife and fork.
Miss RUTH FORD, pickle castor.
J, Mrs. W. E. MALLORY, pair Of vases.
T. W. DIEHL, tureen. .v,I' 4garFs
c. W. HoEFFLER, water pitcher and
six goblets.
Yrs. c. 81. GooDRIcH, pair of pickle
stands.
Fa1rz Bueklo and W. F. WALLER, set
of silver spoons.
W. C. MOONEY and E. K. MORRIS, set
of silver knives, r.
Miss MINNIE DIRHL, lamp mat.
Mrs. F. D1EHL, handsome tidy.
Miss M. A. GurHRrE, boquet stand.
Miss NAN. READ, lamp and lamp mat.
Mrs. o. o. ALEXANDER, and Misses
BELLE sndg gS3LL1Er rSIscIzIRs spice box
4 Mrs J. B, DRlaes, rolling pin, potato
masher, cake and biscuit cutter. sas
Prof. KALrENBAcH, lamp.
Miss FREDA LAuENsTEIN, toilet set.
j. JHoLLIsTER, silver butter .dish..s
Mrs. M. A WAY, basket Of flowers.
Mrs. KATE CALLEN, linen towel.
Miss BARBARA and Miss LOUISE HoEF-
FLER, table linen. Is faTs
Miss LIB NoLL, basket of flowers.
Mr.. q Mrs. JAMES S. SMITH, IS gold
coin, and the crock of Ages"
ASHER OKEY and WILL Cook, table
cloth. 'e' -
Miss MARY SMITH, Ross and JAMES
SMITH, counterpane.
Miss BELLE .FERGusoN, linen towels
The arrangements for the entertain
ment of the guests were complete in ev
cry respect, the credit of which is due
to Mrs. ]. T. JuDKINs and Miss N. E
SINCLAIR, who assisted Mr.. & Mrs
KoEHLER.
q Thursday morning Mr.. and Mrs
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