Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-20
JOYFUL UNION.
A Happy Wedding on the South Side
List Of Presents.


Thursday evening Mr.. L. Z. Reese and
Miss Emma Bacon were joined in the
bonds OF wedlock at the residence OF the
brides father, Abe Baron, No. 81 Fcrty-
sixth street. The ceremony was witnessed
by large number of friends, who, after
the ceremony, rendered their sincerest
congratulations. a fter the wedding re.
ception was held and the fun and merri.
ment kept up till late hour.
The following is the list OF presents
received by the happy couple:
Stove and utensils, Robert Wolff; three
light chandeliers, Messrs. Brady, Martin
and IIiIdreth; barrel of engraved glass.
ware. August Frohme, silver butter dish
DR.. J. II. Pipes and lady; parlor orn iment,
John Flood of Steubenville; brOcAde pa
lor rocker, o. u. Sutters OF Steubenvllle
clock, Martin Fisher and lady; mantel
ornaments and butter knife, C. W. Brock
Fitzpatrick; dishes, Mary Howard; tot let
box, Mary Eccles OF St. Clairsville;
parlor pictures, Louis Bryson and sister
towel and bracket, Mrs. H. K. Wolff; knives
and forks, u. I.antry; toilet set, Nellie Lam
try; toilet set, Emma Warehouse; silver
butterdish, Annie and Ella Warehouse;
silver sugar spoon and butter knife, Sallie
Ford; scissors, Frank Fisher; engraved
water set. Charlie Hobbs napkins, Elite
Harvey, OF Bellaire; towels Mr.. and Mrs.
Jordan; lace lambrequins and tides, En- ma
Groeman: towel. Maggie Hughes; towels,
Clara Fisher; bedset, Annie Fisher: towels,
Carrie Fisher: table.cloth, Mrs. J. Fisher
towels, Lizzie Fisher; Turkish towels,
Martie Fisher; panel frames. Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Bryson, mantel ornaments, Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Brysou; load Of coal and barrel
of flour, Abram Bawn; decorated tiles,
J. A. Greenlee and sister; bouquets, Geo.
Fisher; family bible, Mrs. and John Reese ;
silver dinner set, Messrs. John Dix, Frank
Work and Harry Humphseyville; silver
napkin rings, Misses Mary and
Ida Work; silver card receiver,
Mr.. J. Becker and wife; bed spread, Ida
Martin; pair Of vases, Laura Paris; pill
lows and tides, Mrs. Chas Cowsn table
cloth, Mrs. Abe Baron, of Mingo; fruit and
nut dishes, Messes Carmichael, OF Martins
Ferry; beautiful pincushion, Bessie Baron (;
lace bed set. Mrs. Corbett, of Steuben lille !;
album and toilet SET. Mrs. McFeeley; sill
yer pickle castor, Miss Scott; towels, Mrs.
Reagan; silver napkin rings. Mrs. +. A.
Dutton. OF Marietta; clock. Mrs. Leslie
Little; table cloths, Mrs. w. Day;
towels; Miss Irena Newland; napkins and
toilet set, Miss Bella Cook; table cloth,
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. W. Reese; napkin rings
N. s. Rieen; silver pickle castor, 4. G. Lit
Teton, Of Bellaire, O.; Tides, Mss J. Fish
er; silver fruit spoon, Mrs. NJ. Miller and
daughters, of Bellslre; silver pickle castor,
Lizzie Baron, of Steubenville: vases and
china, Mrs. Jacob Huff, of Steubenville;
Nenetien vases, Martha and Mary Chris.
tan; tablecloth, Miss <. A Truman, of
BellaiYe. bed spread, Mr.. and Mrs. Harris
bed spreads and towels, J. ellison aud sis.
ter, Of Fulton; towels. Emma Bowers; sill
yer batter dish, J. H 0dbert and D. K
Tspsan; engraved goblets, Julia and Re.
bseSs Huey; rocking chair, Charlie Eu
and wife.