The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-13
NEWS FROM NEAR TOWNS
GATHERED BY INrELLIGENCER RE-
PORrERS.
A Chronicle of the Happenings and
Events, Social, Political aud
otherwise In the yicinage
OF wheeling
WEDDING AT BErHANY.
Bethanys Loss and Detroirs Gain.
BETHANY, August l2.

BETHANY, August u.
Correspondence Of the Intelligenecr.
One Of the most delightful events tina
has taken place in Bethany for some tim,
was the marriage Of Miss Lulu Loos
daughter OF Prof. Loos, to Mr.. US. Camp
bell, Of Detroit, Michigan. The marriage
ceremony was performed in most i'm
pressive manner by President W. X. Pen
dleton at the college chapel, assisted by
Rev. Geo. Darsie, Of Frankfort, Ky. The
ushers were Mr.. Phil Y. Pendleton and
Mr.. Lloyd Darsie.' The floral decorations
were under the direction OF Mrs. w. X,
Pendleton, assisted by Mr.. John Mende,
OF Wheeling, and Miss Jane Smith, OF
Bethany. The air was laden with rich
perfumes, and the flowers were filed In
baskets, stands, &C., while Clematis droop.
ed gracefully from the windows. At the
hour appointed the bride and groom made
their appearance. The bride was dressed
in cream colored silk combined with
coachman's drab and illuminated with
cardinal satin, and bonnet to match. Miss
Carrie Loos was first bridesmaid, with Mr..
Forrest Campbell, ot Detroit, as grooms.
man. Second bridesmaid, Miss Emie
Loos, and Mr.. A. S. Dabney, OF Kentucky,
groomsman. Miss Caroline Campbell, OF
Detroit, third bridesmaid, and Mr.. Fred
Loos groomsman, The wedding ring
was plain band, inlaid with a handsome
ruby.
After the ceremony was performed
few invited guests repaired TO "Phnnix
Hall, the residence OF Prof. Loos, where
they partook Of most delightful breakfast,
after which refreshments were served.
The bridal cake was furnished by Weis.
gerger, OF Cleveland, and was designed to
show good luck, as indicated by q "horse
shoe" mounted upon Il. Among the
many handsome presents we noticed a
beautiful solid oliver water pitcher from
Prof. and Mrs. W. K. Pendleton; solid
silver card stand, from Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r.
Lamar; solid silver berry spoon, from Mr..
A. S. Dabney; solid silver cream spoon,
from Mr.. E. T. Williams; water set, Of cut
glass, from Miss Mollie Buchanan; cut
glass set, from Mrs. Holmes Curtis; two
beautiful panel pictures, from Miss Re-
becca Anderson; toilet mats, from Mrs.
Scott; solid silver card case, from Mrs.
Roach. A great number Of the presents,
among which were those OF the groom
and his family, were left at Detroit.
Among the invited guests present were
President W. K. ,Pendleton and wife;
Mr.. ]. r. Lamar and wife; Miss A. Cam
mie Pendleton; II. K. Pendleton; P. Y.
Pendleton; Mrs. Alex. Campbell; Mrs.
Mary Anna Campbell; MissMamie Camp
bell; Miss Julia Purvis, OF Louisiana;
Miss Virgie Barclay, Of Alabama; Miss
virgie Campbell, Kentucky; Mrs. J. E.
Curtis; Miss Ida Curtis; Mrs. G. W.
Curtis; Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes Curtis; Hon.
Lynn Rogers; Mr.. Joe Rogers; Misses
Rogers; Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. Whitsett;
Miss Anderson; Miss Ruth Adams;
Miss Hawkins; Miss Jane Smith; Miss
Mollie Buchanan; Miss Stella Moore, OF
Wellsburg; Mrs. Willie Campbell, OF
Wellsburg; Misses Paxton, OF Wellsburg;
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mendel, Wheeling;
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson, Wheeling;
Misses Darsie; Mr.. Lloyd Darsie; Rev.
George Dorsie and wife, Kentucky; Rev.
E. F. Williams, Brooklyn, New York;
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Scott, Scotland; Misses
King, Pittsburgh; Mr.. and Mrs. @. L.
Loos, Jr., Dayton, Ohio; Mrs. Hahn,
Indiana; Mr.. Prothro, Georgia; Mr.. A. S.
DAbney, Kentucky: Mr.. Fergus, New Zea.
land; Mrs. Chas. ". Russell, Washington
DC.
Thereby OF Detroit Is to be the future
home OF Mrs. Campbell. The bridal party
left on the 8 o'clock train for Pittsburgh,
New York, Niagara, &c. 1t is not neces.
sary for us to write an eulogium on the
bride, but we can say with truth that
has lost charming daughter.
May the sea OF their lives be smooth, and
and success be their lot.
VtaTTOR