The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-20

The REisTER. WELTY WEDDtXd. = An
event anticipated with much genuine
pleasure by our best German society, was
the wedding and reception. last ni9ht Of
Mr.. +. Reister, Secretary Of the German
Insurance Company, aud Miss Mary
Welty, o handsome and accomplished
young lady Of the First Ward. The nup.
tials were solelnnized at st. AlphonsIs
Church, on the South Side, at $50 r. NJ,
IN the presence OF a large assembly Of
ladies and gentlemen, friends OF the high
contracting parties. Rev. Father KreusCh
tied the knot which united the two young
souls, according to the rites OF the Roman
Catholic Church.
The attendants upon the bride and
groom were: Nr. L. Reister and Miss
Louise Schumann, Mr.. Ed. MeiEer and
Miss Kate Horn, Mr.. Charles Welty and
Miss Amelia Ebert, Mr.. VIM. Welty and
Miss Barbara Michel. The bride was
tasteEully dressed in cashmere and satin,
with diamonds; Miss SChumann wore
pale blue silk, Miss Michel lavender silk,
Miss Ebert a pink silk and satin, Miss
Horn crealn.colOred silk. All were
dressed with exquisite taste, and looked
lovely. The gentlemen appeared in the
regulation costume.
The bridal party received their friends
at Assembly Hall, at $3.50 r. N. The
beautiful hall was crowded with a brilliant
assembly, numbering in tho aggregate
perhaps one hundred and fifty couples,
who enjoyed themselves In dancing aud
ieasting until late hour this morning.
kramer's full orchestra furnished the
music for the dancers, and the Harmonic
Singing Society entertained the more staid
and older portion of the company
with several excellent choruses. "Es ii
des tag des Herrtn" was rendered
In good style by the Society, and
was warmly applauded. Supper was
served at II =. NJ, and the
collation. to which they did ample
justice.
Many beautiful and useful gifts were re.
ceived by the bride and groom during the
evening, OF which we give a list oil the
most important; Leopold Reister, easy
chair; Mr.. Frew and friend, easy chair:
Mrs. WIN. Franzheinl, camp chair set;
Mrs. r, Welty, hat lack; Vim. Lutz, knife
and fork; Louis Stifel and wife, Shakes.
peare's complete works; L. Renner, toilet
set; A. L. Rice and lady, silver castor;
John Reister, silver castor; Miss Barbara
Michel, silver castor; Mr.. and Mrs. Hess,
card receiver; Clement and Adam Hess,
cake basket; Vim. Welty, cake basket;
Thee. Kober, cake basket; cMiss Louis
Schumann, cake basket; g. AIoenkemoeller,
napkin rings; Mr.. and Mrs. Chris. Seibke,
napkin rings; Miss Carrie Beining napkin
ringsi Miss Carrie Greiner, set toilet mats;
Prof. G. a. Schaefer, elegant card receiver;
Louis Rabig and brother, pickle basket;
Mr. and Mrs. ]. G. Hoffman, silver butter
dish; Miss Amelia Elbert, berry dish;
Joseph staegeF, celery dish; Ben. He.
Drank, spoon holder; Charles Smith,
carving knife and fork; Miss Minnie
Dauber, bouquet holder; George Swarz.
bach, Joseph Beuter, August Beuter,
Charles Beuter, Ed. Meier and Louis
Soldier, handsome set OF furniture; Mr..
and Mrs. Stiiel, ST., u set OF statues; Mrs.
John Welty, q spt OF dishes.
Mr.. Roster and his fair bride have many
warm personal friends in the community,
who wish them a long and happy life Of
domestic happiness. May their pathway
through life be strewed with roses, and
their lines fall in pleasant places.