The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-03
HYlTRNEAI.
List Of cupId's Victims.


HANllToS-Hr BuRS,-The marriage Of s
Quigley Hamilton and Ella R. Heburr
took place at the residence Of the bride'l
parents, on Gravel Hill Bellaire, yesterday
evening. The number invited, nearly two
hundred, had spread abroad expectation
as to the event, and tho thigh contracting
parties being well known to all, genera
interest was manifested. The bridegroom
is a young druggist who has been in bust
ness in Bellaire for four or five years, and
the bride 10 tho only daughter Of Mr.. Jas
Heburn, Of the Bellaire Window Glass
Works. The ceremony took place at half
past eight o'clock, In the spacious
parlors OF the brides home, In the pres
enCe Of the many guests as witnesses
Rev. ]. D. Mofiat, OF Wheeling, performed
the ceremony, assisted by Revs. CASTOR, Of
Bellaire, and Davis, OF WellsburR.
The bride was dressed in d costume
that was on exhibition at the Steubenyille
Loan Exhibition, where It took the pre-
MUM. It was cream silk.satin, brocaded
and plain, with orange blossoms and
white vail. To say she was lovely would
but repeat what all know, and she was the
life oil the purity gathered in her honor
There were also many other elegant
dresses worn by guests. There were nc
attendants. Miss Leo Hervey's dress was
pink silk bodice and black skirts.
Mrs. John Sullivan, ashes OF roses silk
Miss Annie Hoge, blue silk and laces
Miss Ella Jackson, light grenadine.
There was q dazzling array Of the ouieteI
dresses, silks, velvets, and satins, brocaded
and plain. The gentlemen wore the regi.
lation costume.
The supper was most bountifully provid
ed by D. Q. Cochran, Of Wheeling. There
were oil kinds Of cold meats, but nothing
warm but coffee.
The happy couple left on the midnight
train for Chicago, and will return home by
way Of the lakes.
THE GUESTS,
Among the guests present were the par,
ents Of the groom, Mr. and Mrs. james
Hamilton, his uncle, W. NJ. Hamilton
ESQ., and Mr.. II. II. Whiteacre, all o.
Wellsville, O.; Miss Robinson, OF George
town, Penn; Miss Lee Hervey and MIR
Sam Patterson, OF Elm Grove, and the fol
lowing Wheeling people: Rev. and Mrs
James Mohat, DR.. and Mrs. Mccoy, Miss
Lizzie List, Mr.. Burnie Mcclure, Mr.. J, p
Harden, Mr., and Mrs. Geo. Wise, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. S. Hutchins, Misses Doddridge
Miss Sue Crumbacker and Miss Lucy Kyle
TIE PRESENTS.
Among the presents displayed were
some from persons too modest TO lei
themselves be known.
The following, however, will be found L
be an almost complete list:
The groom, Q diamond ring.
Miss Ella Robbins, ivory brush and
combs.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Potts, silver caster
Dr.. and Mrs. @. E. Kurz, silver card re
ceiyer. -
W. H. Robinson, handsome clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Wise, half dozen sill
yer spoons.
Mrs. D. Rankin, pickle caster.
Mrs. W. NJ. Hamilton, Wellsville, sugar
bowl.
Il. H. Whiteacre, pickle caster
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Stewart, pickle
s. Hamilton and wife, large ianil,
Ms. John Crozier, glass pitcher ant
goblets, engraved.
and holders.
=. A. and NJ. Cummins, napkin rings.
Miss 7. v. Doddridge, white satin PHI
cushion, painted in water colors.
Mrs. VIM. Il. Robinson, embroidered
blanket.
Sammy G. Robinson, Jr., table cloth ant
napkin.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McGraw, large cor
ner bracket.
Miss A. NJ. Doddridge, beautiful,
painted horse shoe, painted shells and
large oil painting.
Herman Roemer and wife, set Dime
knives.
Dr., Woodbridge, silver lea knives.
Dr. McColloch and wife, silver card re
ceiver.
Mts. NJ. S. Hoffman, table linen.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. 0. Cummins, delicate
silver pitchers.
Miss Lizzie Carroll, q beautiful stand o
natural flowers.
Dr.. Sanders and wife. glass ink stand.
W. S. Hutchins, large steel engraving.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Hoge and daugh
ter, glass pitcher and goblets.
Annie Duvall, wall mats.
Mrs. v. Il. Wier, table linen.
Mrs. NJ. V. Miller, towels.
Miss Fenia Carroll, pair vases.
Fefnie Bell, tidy.
Mrs. Walter Darrah, vases.
Sadie A. Pruden, spread.
A. Webster, mat.
Miss Maggie Crozier, silver mug.
Mrs. 7. B. Elton, card receiver.
A cask Of fine imported wine marked
"Touch not, taste not, handle not" MA
displayed until some one "handled" 4
and It disappeared from public view-un
der the table.
CHArLINE.snELlEy.-Last night another
fashionable wedding took place at the St
Mathews Church, the fortunate couple be
ing Alexander H. Chapline and Miss Mar,
Shelley, both Of this city. The ceremony
was performed by the rector Rev. R. r
Swope at 5 O'Clock. The party entered thu
church preceded by Prof. VIM. Arm,
strong and Miss Julia A, List, attendants
to the music OF brilliant wedding march
executed by Prof. Karl Hermann. The
bride was dressed in bordeaux silk. and
| her attendant Miss List in Vrav oduai will