The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-28
BRIDAL BELLS AT BELMONT.
Full Particulars Of tho Marriage OF Mr..
Hoge, of wheeling, and Miss Rodgers,
ofBeImont, o.

ofBeImoni,
BELMONT, O., December 25.
Correspondence OF 1.-THE Int. lligeneer.
For the past few weeks the elite com.
prising the society OF Belmont, Morris
Town, Barnesyille and the surrounding
neighborhood have been on the qttt rtps,
anticipating the celebration Of the nup-
tails OF Mr.. K. ]. Hoge, Of Wheeling, W.
Va, and Miss Lizzie Rodgers, of this
place. The wedding occurred at the resi-.
denCe OF the brides father, on Thursday
evening the 23d inst, at s o'clock. II was
attended by large conCourse OF friends
and relatives OF both parties. The even,
ing was bright and clear and the sleighing
excellent. The jingling Of the sleigh bells
mingled with the merry laughter OF the
occupants Of the sleighs, betokened that
"All went merry as a arrage bell"
After the guests had assembled, Mr..
Arthur Rogers, brother ofthe bride, grace.
fully ushered in the bride and groom elect.
Rev. Henthorne, in very concise, beau
tiful and impressive manner, performed
the ceremony. Quite number OF the
guests were overheard expressing their
pleasure at the manner in which the knot
was tied. The bride looked beautiful, being
neatly and handsomely attired In q navy
blue silk. The groom looked well in the
conventional black. After the congratu-
lations the guests assembled in theidining
room and partook of bounteous and
sumptuous repast. The table fairly
groaned under the weight OF both delica-
cies and substantials, To undertake
description OF the elegant costumes OF the
ladies present would consume more time
than your correspondent can command at
present. The bride and groom took their
departure on the A. NJ. train, expecting
to visit relatives in Northern Ohio.
On their return they will reside on
the leland at Wheeling. We give you q
list OF the presents, which willnot be COM
plete, as quite number will be sent to
their home on their return.
Silver fruit stand, with frosted glass re.
ceiyer, Mr.. Geo. Bradfeld, Barnesville;
toilet set, Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Bradfield
pair blankets, Rogers Bros, Washington,
Ind; shovel and poker rack with con.
tents, Mr.. viii Rogers; pair vases, Mrs.
Ira Vail and Miss Lou Schooley; glass
fruit diah, Miss NJ. E. Hoge; two twenty
dollar gold pieces, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Fl.
Hoge, father and mother OF the groom;
glass pitcher, Mr.. Clyde Hatcher; glass
fruit dish, Miss Alice Mead; silver berry.
basket with Bohemian glass receiver, Miss
Ella Dillon, Wheeling; set OF silver ware,
Messrs. T. and a. Ragers; silver butter
knife, Mr.. and Mrs. Gregg; pair napkin
rings, Mr.. E. ]. Hoge; set OF silver knives
and forks, Miss Retta Gregg; silver fruit
spoon, Miss Kate S. Bradfeld; bronze Or
naments, l. G. and WA. Dillon, Wheeling;
Pickle castor, Miss K, ]. Hatcher; China
tea set, Mrs. Thomas Rogers; silver card
receiver, Mr.. and Mrs. John Bradfeld;
silver dinner castor, Mrs. T. S. Bradfield;
silver knives and forks, Mrs. Anna Z.
Rogers; glass dessert dishes by two little
nieces OF the bride, Laura and Clara
Rogers; clock, Mr.. and Mrs. II, l.. Hoge;
glass cake stand, Miss Ada Thomas; white
counterpane, Mrs. Margaret Thomas; set
Of silver knives, Mr.. R. J. Allen, Chicago,
Ills. Two handsome bouquets set off the
table, one from Mr.. MelIor, OF st. Clairs-
Vile, and the otker from Mr.. Norveich, Of
Moundsville.
The groom's pressntto the bride was an
elegant pin, set with precious stones.
Yours, &c, FIDus.