The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-26
ORANGE BLOSSOMS.
Marriage of VIM. HeuSer and Miss
Birdie waIters-A Recherche AT.

Marriage of WIN. Heuser and Miss
Birdie waIters-A Recherche Az
fair.
For some time past social circles in
this city have been on the gui sire in re-
gard to the approaching nuptisls OF Mr.
VIM. Heuser, formerly OF Pittsburgh,
aud Miss Birdie Walters, daughter Of
Frank Wslters, Esq which occasion was
celebrated at the residence OF the brides
father st Lestherwood, last night with
great srL1t. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Father kreuscb, assisted
by Revs. Voss and Collins. The hour
announced for the ceremony to
take place was seven o'clock, at
which time goodly number OF
invited guests were present, bat ST s later
hour, after the ceremony had been per
formed, they continued to arrive IN such
nun bers, that at least five hundred per-
sons congratulated the happy couple
before the dissolution ofthe party prior
to their return to their respective homes.
THE ATTENDANTS
were Chss Veirheler and Miss Matilda
Walters. Adam Hess and Miss Maggie
Prscht. Henry Seiber. sud Miss Emma
Rothsker, VIM. ZJeckler and Miss
Msrv Memminger, each Of whom were
tastefuly costumed and presented
hsr dsome appearance. But as Is usual on
such occasions, we give
THE ToILETTEs.
Of the bride, groom and attendants, IS
follows
The bride was tastefully dressed IN sn
eIegan. suit of white, tulle trimmings,
with white satin and orange blossoms.
The bridesmaids were handsomely at.
tired in white Paris muslin, with orange
| blossoms.
The groom and groomsmen were
dressed in the conventional dress coat,
with white vests and gloves OF same
color.
AMONG THOSE PRESENT
to witness the ceremony were msny
prominent ladies and gentlemen OF this
| city. and several gentlemen from Pitts
/ burgb, among the latter being Messrs.
| Charles r. Nahmnacher, Matthias
Weiss and John Horn, well known
! in this cit who came down
/ expressly to attend the wedding.
| That these visiting gentlemen were sur
/ priscd does not express the sentiment.
/ They wondered greatly st the prepsrs-
/ lions made, ana the large number Of
people present, who continued TO arrive
until uosr midnight on the Elm Grove
| cars and in omnibusses, MIR. Henry Shall
cross having seven buses running be-
/ tween town and LeatherwoOd.
THE PRESENTS
were numerous, elegant and costly, a
partial list Of which we give below, with
| the names Of the parties making them :
Mr.. and Mrs. Stitel, one hslf-dozen
napkins.
Mrs. Louisa Prscht, one heavy Irish
linen tsb!e-c.O.h.
Mrs. Thos p. ShsIlcross, solid gold
earrings and breastplu.
Mrs Amelia Ipeger heavy Irish linen
| table cloth.
Miss Maggie Pracht, handsome en-
broidercd counterpart.
Ed Mendcl marble top table.
Peter Wclty, walnut wardrobe.
Il
cbTir. with rocker
Cbri. Soibke. walnut wsgbstand.
Ernst Erin0, half dozen silver spoons.
Mr.. and Mrs j. GLASS, solid silver but
ter dish.
Mrs VIM Sramm. two solid silver hut.
,or Lrivos and n,okIo fork
Honrv UsnEo solid silver ,e, set six
,icrcs
UoLr,nl R-o. silver fruit basket
Jnbn G. Holman silver TevoIy,np but
tor dish
Remnant, Fisher silver ws,ter nitcbor
and Goblet the Isttar cold lined
! q. PAYNE silver mounted glass vase.
Johr a Uo.s handsome bronze clock
LII prscbt ~. bo,d srd STOCKINGS
NJ R-otia silver mounted class
r,-osor,,o 1isb
D- Picnord Rrnr sivor rnounted
,oiI,t 90,
Iobr Rr,fo-Hsr5 s;Iror rooprtod GLASS
-,rosorro d;sb
So Snovo- solid silver bpttar dish
w = ZGocl,ror silver castor and call
bells
Mrs. w. !. Woods. preserve dish.
Cbss G KembIe. eIersnt folding camp
chair
Nc S,bvo-fgfoyer Csr..,o,s truDL
~ y u.,,r, - 80 basgo,
/ ~" u' S,'''' N"'t '"aN|''
Samuel BgilY, mar CushlOncd rocker,