The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-26
NE1GHBoRHooD NEWS.
HAHN-CuRFIs.
a Notable wedding.

haltots Intelugeneer
The hospital mansion Of Sheriff ]. f,
Curtis was blaze Of light from the cellar
to dome last night, Also, lights were ex.
tended from the trees in the beautiful
yard surrounding the house. The occa.
sion being the marriage Of the sheria7s
daughter Bell, to Mr.. D. H. Hahn, Of In
diana. Invitations had been extended to
their many friends in all sections Of the
country; well and numerously did they
respond to the call. The ceremony was
to have taken place at o. o'clock r. NJ, bat
as usual in such cases, the happy moment
seemed to be delayed in joyful anticipa-
ton as long as possible. Finally at 10
o'clock p. NJ. the bridal party appeared,
headed by Mr.. Jos. Curtis and Miss Ida
Todd, Of Bridgeport, and DR.. W. X. Cur.
It's and Miss Lizzie Rodgers. Then came
the bride and groom, followed by Mr..
Frank Pollock, Of Pittsburgh, and Miss
Ida Curtis. Hating beneath large floral
bell suspended in the arched hallway, the
bridal ceremony was performed by Prof
w. X. Pendleton, In his usual happy
style, assisted by Prof. ]. L. Pinkerton, OF
Pittsburgh. After the ceremony the new.
ly made husband and wife received the
hearty congratulations Of their many
friends for the space OF one hour and
half. All were then invited to the spaci.
Gus dining hall which was amply provid.
ed, and attended under the charge OF Mrs.
q. Spiedel, Of Wellsburg.
The estimable wife Of the Sheriff was
here, there and everywhere, cheerful
smile and pleasant words for all.
The bride and her attendants were
beautiful in their charming costumes.
We were unable to secure the names OF
all the ladies present and the gentlemen
were too numerous TO mention.
The bridal presents were numerous
and costly, we append the following
list:
Prof.. Pendleton and wife, silver butter
dish.
Miss Adams, of Philadelphia, silver but
ter dish.
Mrs. G. H. Beall, silver chased butter
dish.
Miss Bell Rodgers, silver and cut glass
bouquet holders.
Mrs. DR.. Shriver, silver pickle castor.
Jos, Curtis, silver jewelry case lined with
gold.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p. Lamar, Of Georgia,
gold and silver bouquet holder.
DR.. Shriver, cigar case.
Master ]. =. Curtis, silver cup lined
with gold, and photograph.
Mr.. Curran Palmer and sister, fancy
mantel clock.
double.
VIM. shinn, toilet set cased in silver.
g. Q. Curtis, silver castor.
Mr.; P. G. scheele, Of Philadelphia, Gel.
luloid dressing case.
Mr.. I. H: Buchanan and sister, set sill
yer plated knives.
Mrs. q. Stewart, half dozen silver tea.
spoons.
Mrs. G. G. Curtis, set coral jcwelry set
in Truscan gold.
Miss Ida Curtis, Truscan gold necklace.
Mrs. Lizzie Rodgers, set gold earrings.
Mr.. al. Rodgers, silver cake basket.
Miss MOllie Buchanan, plain silver cake
stand.
Miss Annie Beall, Wellsburg, card re.
celyer, cut glass and silver.
Misses Ida and May Todd, Bridgeport,
silver and cut glass card receiver,
Jos. Woods, Texas, tidy.
Miss Matte Askine, Pittsburgh, toilet
set and Japan lace tidy.
Mrs. Hal. Kerr, Uniontown, silver and
cut glass flower stand.
Edward Peat, Philadelphia, silver pickle
castor.
Mr.. A. J. Hahn, father of groom, large
gold clasp Bible.
cuffs and collars.
Miss Ida Curtis, card case, mother-of-
pearl.
Mrs. ]. E. Curtis, full silver set.
Mr.. ]. Z, Curtis, set china.
Mrs. Col. Campbell, cake box, Mrs. NJ.
A. Curtis, gold thimble; and from husband
to wife (among other articles) a French
mantel clock set in oriode gold.
The Sheriff was in almost all places at
the same time cheerful and hospitable,
yet sorrowful at parting with his beloved
daughter.
The bridal party left at 1880 o'clock A.
NJ, for tour OF some weeks duration, in.
tending to visit Niagara Falls, Chatauqua
Lake, Buffalo, Toronto, &c.
The occasion was one long to be remem.
bered by those present as one Of great
pleasure and enjoyment. VIsIToR.