Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-06
CUpID,e CAPpRe.
Four Hearts Made. Yesterday, 10 Beat IS
Two.

CUPID'e CArpke.
Four Hearts Made. Yesterday, 70 Beat IS
Two.
Two fashionable German weddings
took place in the city yesterday that
were both very enjoyable affairs, the
parties being all well known young
folks.
Last evening the residence OF Adam
Appel, on Chapline street, South Side,
was brilliantly illuminated and filled
with a throng of friends and young
folks who were gathered there for the
purpose OF witnessing the marriage ct
the hosts charming daughter Amelia to
Mr.. Charles +. Etc, who is employed in
the Office OF Hobbs, Brockunier & Co.
and is generally admired in large cir.
Gle Of friends.
The ceremony was performed at $50
O'Clock by the. Rev. Schatiraneck, CT 81.
Johns Church. The attendants were
John Becker and Miss Minnie
Etz, OF Cincinnati, and John
Appel and Miss Amelia Weis.
ner. After the ceremony, congrat-
ulations were showered in and magni-
fcent supper was served. After that
was thoroughly discussed, music and
dancing were INDUCED in until late
hour, all enjoying themselves. The
happy couple will remain in town until
Saturday when they will 90 down the
river for short trip. With q host OF
others the REGISTER joins with good
wishes for the happiness and success
OF the newly married couple.
The following is a partial list Of the
presents. 1t is regretted that the cos
tunes of the ladies' cannot be given:
Mr.. and Mrs. Epple, Cleveland, o.
Silver cake basket.
Emile Sumner-Pair OF vases.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Zimmer-Silver but
ter dish.
Louis Bertschy-Folding chair.
MISS Emma Ximmer-Silver spoon
holder.
Miss Minnie Meyer-One dozen nap.
kins.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Eberwein-Towels,
napkins and table cloths.
A. G.. Etz--Silver knives, forks and
spoons.
Miss Augusta JahDke-Silver card
receiver.
Emile weisner-Table cloths and nap
kins.
Miss Maggie Zimmer--Tidics.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. c. Arbenz-Exten.
sion table.
st. Johns Church Choir-Beautiiul
boquet.
Miss Murset-Flowers.
A. G. Etz-Large mirror.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meny-Table cloth.
John Becker and Minnie Etz-Clock.
Henry Etz-Silver pickle castor.
Mrs. Fred Schneider-Bed spread.
Fred Appell-Cook stove.
MIR. aud Mrs. Jacob Etz-Parlor suit.
Hannah Jahnke-Cake and stand.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. Behrens Silver tea
pot.
II. Blurenberg-silver castor.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schneider-Silver
castor.
Chas. Meyn-Silver pickle castor.
VIM. A. Meyn-Silver cake basket.
DUsCH-EPPLR.
The other wedding ceremony that the
REGISTER chronicles and extends its
best wishes for the future welfare
OF the participants, took place
about 2:30 o'clock in the Cathedral, and
was largely attended. At that time Mr..
Nicholas busch led to the altar Miss
Lena Epple, where they were united by
Rev. Father McElligott in that simple
yet highly impressive form presented in
the Catholic ritual.
The attendants were Adam Hess and
Miss Gertie Keiser, William Welty and
Miss Anna busch, and Geo. w. busch
and Miss Carrie Weiss. A reception was
held aiterward that was highly en-
joyed. The bride is well known
young lady OF Moth Wheeling, and the
groom is OF the firm of busch & Gaus.
and is an energetic young business man.
A partial list OF the numerous pres.
ents is given:
Geo. L. Stifel & Co.-Table cloths.
George w. Dusch-Centre table, mar
BILE top.
Messrs. c. Hess & Son-silver cake
basket.
Mr.. & Mrs. A. Dusch-Marble top
dressing case.
o. G. Genther-Russia leather pocket
books.
Miss Theresa Observation-Disclosures
some oil painting.
Mics Gertie kaiser-Silver pickle cas-
tor.
G w. Welty-Silver set OF knives and
forks.
Miss Annie Miller-Set OF silver
spoons.
Miss Emma Leonard-Handsome pic
ture.
Mrs. Mary Gaus-Set Of chinaware.
Ars. Pauline Welty-French china.
Mrs. Lizzie Mller-Set OF glassware.
Mics Maggie Kaiser-Oil painting.
Mrs. Eppls-Embroidered bed spread.
Mrs. Theresa Miller-Toilet set.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. Gaus-Hanosome
clock.
Mrs. Geo. Humphrey-Drop light.
Miss Carrie Weiss Silver castor.
Miss Annie Dusch-Marble top stand.