The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-31

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of attraction around which the great com
pany thronged to offer their warmest con
gratulations to the happy pair. Th
room was beautifully decorated with evel
greens and the floor covered with whit
linen, as was all the house. In the Lfbrar
the presents were displayed, and the ARA
was Incompatible. Your reporter en-
deavored to get a complete list OF then
but fears that In the rush and excitemen
he has left out many. a. ~.
LIST or PRESENTS.
Diamond earrings and bracelets, by th
groom. -
Complete set OF solid silver, also bed
room set, from the brides father ant
mother.
Square steinway piano, P. j. Lamar
Very handsome full set Of parlo
furniture and carpet, groom's father.
Full set OF dining room furniture, Mis-
Mary Lamar, Of Ga. r n
Full set Of bedroom furniture, Mrs, @
Tubman, Of Ga.
Solid silver urn and waiter (by legacy,
from brides grandfather, Judge L. King, Q
Ohio.
Complete set Of cut glass from the bridel
aunt, Mrs. Atkins, Of Ga.
Complete dinner and tea china set fever,
conceivable piece that can be used from
the BRIDES Country friends, = Messrs. A
NJ. Buchanan, T. II. Buchanan, O. II,
Beall, L. Rodgers, F. X, Mulhollan, ], s.
Beall, s. George, o. Palmer and ]. @. Gist
Coral and gold carved set OF jewelry
from the brides mother.
Complete double set OF solid silver
spoons and forks from the brides uncles
d. I. and Fl. II. King, of Ohio.
Elaborately engraved and frosted set oil
ice cream spoons with large spoon, from
Prof. H. Wilson Harding.
Bronze clock and statues, Jno, O. Pen.
dleton. t4E . ,'1F y -
Gilt andsilver card holder, Mr.. and Mrs,
Fl. Ranney, Cleveland.
Decorated plate, Mrs. Judge Ranney,
Cleveland.
Handsome chair tidy, Miss Blackstone.
Shawl OF Icelandic wool, Miss Haven,
Brooklyn.
Book, Miss E. Haven, Brooklyn.
Large picture, "Muller's Madonna, Miss
S. X. Cook, Brooklyn. .
Point Duchess lace, Mrs. G. ]. Kemper.
Glass and silver vase, Mr.. Hundley, New
York. '..T0.ElS ( -
Gold pin. Miss Fish, New York.
Glass and gilt watch case, Miss Sheets,
Brooklyn.
Handsome pictures of night and morn.
oSlsss OF VI. h''n''n austin and daughter OF
Silver card stand, Miss sallie Howell.
Toilet set, Mrs. E. Y. Player, Of Tenn
essee.
Wayerly novels, complete in 25 volumes,
Jon. R. Dunlap. g =
Toilet case, ivory combs, etc., and glass,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. II. Anderson, of Pitts
burgh,
Solid silver berry spoon, Miss L. Pendle,
ton. sFI 7
Solid silver sugar spoon, Miss Annie
Pendleton.
Solid silver berry and sugar spoon, AS
bury Hull, OF Georgia.
Solid silver set Of butter knives and
pickle forks, L. King, OF Ohio.
Large solid silver ladle, James Hull, OF
Georgia.
Solid silver butter knife and sugar spoon,
very handsome, ]. S. Miller. E6-h3T,
Solidsilyer soup ladle, w. G. Walton, Of
Louisiana. Il 4iF|it{ 'F' q
Numerous books from Prof. and Mrs.
Loos, Mrs. Stewart of Ohio, Mrs. King OF
Chicago, Prof. Smith of n. w. University
OF Ohio, and +. v. Loos.
Silver and glass jewelry case, Mrs. F. P.
Jepson.
Gilt and onyx jcwelry case, Mrs. W. II.
Tarr. ,'a.=
Steel and gilt candle sticks and painted
candles, VIM. Nave, OF ST. Louis.
Bronze card stand; the Misses Ander.
son, OF Pittsburgh.
Gilt and glass toilet sett, Alex. Camp
bell, ot,Bethany.s =
Russian leather and satin glove and
handkerchief case, W. B. Lawson, OF New
York.
Silver nut stand, James II. Anderson,
OF Richmond.
Blue silk and lace toilet mats, Miss
Birdie Bell.
Bronze ornament, Miss Emmie Loos.
Iridescent glass vases, Prof. a. E. Dol.
bear, of Boston.
Silver and glass sauce dish, Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell, OF Erie, Pa. tFf
Majolica vases very handsome, Miss Jes-
sic Logan, OF Brooklyn.
Lace tie, Miss Lottie Austin, OF Ohio.
Solid silver Jelly bowl and spoon, Gov.
and Mrs. Matthews. ~ 7-s ~
Beautiful basket OF flowers, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. McCook, of Steubenville.
Handsome Gardiniere, Misses Lewis, Of
Pittsburgh.
Silver egg spoon, Miss Katie Goe.
Crystal hatch case, Miss Sheets, Of
Brooklyn. sh3
Two handsome pictures, Mr.. Samuel
Church.
Elegant pearl handle cover fork and
steel and a set of fancy mats, Miss Ida
Kelly, Of Wheeling. "
DISTINGUISHED GUESTS PRESENT.
Among hemany persons OF note pres
ent at this notable wedding, from points
far and near, was Gov. r. NJ. Bishop, of
Ohio, IN old friend OF President Pendle-
ton, as he was also OF Bishop Campbell in
his day. The Governor was OF course the
observed OF ALL observers, and inasmnch
as he outranked any one else save our
own Governor, who was also present, he
was OF course quite lion in our. midst.
~ Who nv outMt tAlHS w hhNV tiS stAlSA
magistrate Of the "pivotal State" OF the
Union come all the way from his seat Of
government to do honor to the marriage
feast. Wemustalso mention thepresence OF
Hon. Charles James Faulkner, ex.Minis-
ter to France, the most notable man In
our State in many respects, and the So
called Caleb Cushing Of West Virginia
gentleman and scholar OF high repute.
He also wis one Of the lions Of tho even
ing. -7Ja q
sons present were the following: Judge
Henry Ranney, Of Cleye and, O.; Mr..
Homer E. Stewart and lady, Of Warren,
O.; Hon. Geo. II. Anderson, OF Pitts
burgh; II. Austin, Esqr., OF Warren, O.
and General Mason and daughter, o.
Cleveland, o.
THR COSTUMES.
After viewing and listing the presents
in the library as above, your reporter
availed himself Of his first opportunity Il
inspect the many elegant costumes worr
hv those present in the parlors. The