The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-17
PENDLEToN-AUsTTN.
a Grand wedding at warren, q. GENERAL
GarneJdand Other Distinguishod Guests
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A Grand Wedding at Warren, O.-General
Large Array Of Presents.
A special dispatch to the Cleveland
Leader says: The marriage Of Helen, cid.
est daughter of Hartman Austin, to Mr.. w.
@. Pendleton, OF Wheeling, W. Va, at the
home Of the bride, in Warren, Ohio, was
the absorbing event Of Warren society,
Thursday afternoon. The Austinfa family are
among tue pioneer settlers Of the Reserve,
aud are wellknown throughout northern
Ohio. Mr.. Pendleton, the groom, is son
OF President w. K. Pendleton, Of Bethany,
W. Va, and is a grandson Of the late
Bishop Alexander Campbell, and is also
relative Of our Senator Pendleton. Over
three hundred invitations had been issued,
and the majority. Of them were accepted,
so that by two o'clock, the hour for the
ceremony, the Austin mansion, on East
High street, was literally jammed by the
friends Of the family. Promptly at the
designated time, the marriage ceremony
was performed by the Rev. ]. A. Thayer,
pastor OF the Warren Disciples Church.
The closing prayer was pronounced by
President Pendleton, father OF the groom.
The guests were principally Warren peo-
pie. Circling among the throng were
0hio's new Senator, Gen. Garfield, ac-
Companiel by his son Hal, President
Hinsdale, OF Hiram College, Prcst. and
Mrs. Pendleton, Prof. Loos, and Mr.. aud
Mrs. Lamar, Of Bethany, w. Va. Cleve-
land was represented by DIR. and Mrs.
Sreator, Mr.. and Mrs. Hickox, DR.. j. p.
Robson and vie, Mr.. and Mrs. Capt.
Henry, Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Rhodes, Mr..
and Mrs. G. B. Lockwood, and @. A. Adams
and wife. Mr.. Cyrus Bos&orth, OF Ottawa,
Kansas, and Warren Hine, Of Garfield,
were among those from abroad.
The presents were numerous, and many
were useful as well as ornamental. The
brides father rendered cash present OIL
$500, and with his wife, gave handsome
set OF table and teaspoons. The groom't
family gave full table set OF silver forks
j spoons and knives, including acarving set
and a set OF bed room furniture. Mr.. anC
Mrs. Lamar, the groom's brother and sis
ter, presented full set OF decorated china
The offerings from friends were set npor
three tables. Among them were com
plete set OF Scott's works, from Genera
and Mrs. Garfield. A gilt that attracted
considerable attention was "the neighbor's
present" OF solid silver water pitcher
and goblet, from Messrs. NJ. s. Clapp, /
Giltner, II. G. Bradley, S. r. Chryst and
wives. Messrs. S. w. Park, and W. Pack
ard presented statuary groups by Rogers
Prof. Loos, panel picturess Mr.. Dillon, o.
Wheeling, silverware; J. ii. Rhodes. Ger
amics; Miss Belle SutliGr, Warren, Toxic
ware. Silverware was also presented by
Mr.. and Mrs. Stiles. Warren; Mr.. anC
Mrs. Rigal, Warren; Cyrus Boswortll
Kansas; Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. Streator, Mr.
and Mrs. O. Sackett, and Mrs. James At
kins. OF Savannah, Ga. Judge Kinsman
OF Warren, was the donor OF q handsome
dessert setof decorated China. A copy o
Shakespeare's works was presented by thu
, warren Literary Club" Of which Mrs
Austin was member. Mr.. and Mrs
HiCkox, of Cleveland, presented hand
some set OF dessert plates.
Immediately after the ceremony an ele
giant collation. was served on side tables IL
The different rooms, which were hand
somely decorated with flowers and smilax
!. Mr.. and Mira Pendleton remainin th,
city until Monday next, when they do
part for their home in Wheeling, w. Va