Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-10
Wedding Chimes,

The South Side event Of the week was
the union of Miss Flora Archibald and Mr..
Rgner, Tuesday evening, at the bride 5
residence on McColloCh street, between
Forty fifth and Forty.sixth streets. The
wedding was announced 10 take place at
: p. Nj, and long before the appoir ted
hour the spacious parlors were thronged
by large crowd OF eXpectant friends ald
relatives. At the appointed hour the
bridal couple, preceded by their attend.
ants, marched into the parlOrs and took
their stand beneath q handsome horse
shoe of natural flowers, suspended in the
parlOrs between the folding doors. The
ceremony, which was brief but solemn
and appropriate. was performed by Rev.
GreifUs, of he Wesley Chapel, who, in his
most chosen language, pronounced the
solemn words that united the handsome
couple. The bride wore a handsome Law
ender silk, trimmed with natural flowers
as ornaments.
Miss Mary Osborne. the bridesmaid, wore
a dress of similar character, taStefully
trimmed with natural flowers. The groom
and his best man, Mr.. George Leasure, OF
Bellaire, both wore the conventional dress
suit. After the ceremony an informal re-
ception was held, the attendant friends
outyieing one another in rendering their
CONGRATULATIONS. =. VI.
were marShalled TO the supper room, where
a magnificent collation. was spread. After
due Justice had been paid to this portion
of the entertainment, the guests repaired
Tor the parlors and danced away the re-
mainder OF the evening to the inspiring
strains of Mayer ) Orchestra. The follow.
ing is list OF presents, which we're nu.
merous and costly: Handsome chamber
set. with iOrty-Iive yards of car
peting, Mrs. A. H. Archibald: set OF
engraved glassware, James Radcliffe, OF
Martins Ferry; cut glass tea set, Geo.
Lesnie, Of Bellaire: silver teaspoons, Harry
iIumphreyville; silver cake basket, Miss
Mary Oponnell; silver pie spoons, Miss
Calendine: toilet set, Miss Paris; family
Bible. Mr.. Regner; chamber set Mrs. Reg
Der; silver table spoons, Francis Flood;
silver butter dish Leslie Little and sister,
silver cake basket Mrs. Scott; fruit dish,
Mrs. Ross; silver aud gold card receiver,
Mr.. Piper; beautiful old gold plush
toilet bottles and pincushion Mr.. aud Mrs.
George NorriugtOn; table CLOTH Miss Belle
Koch; silver castor, Harry Regner; white
bed spread, Mrs. Riddle: picture frames,
Lou BOyson and sister; toilet set. Miss Jen-
ME Jarvis; vases, Mrs. Wagner, silver
knives and forks, Henry Bertolf, of Bell.
aire; white spread. Mrs. Will Bowers; ele
Mr.. and Mrs. Steinman; tea tray,
frankie Wagner; boQuet holder, Har-
~ Leonhart; silver butter knives,
Albert Archibald; glass water set,
Bob Hutchinson, of BelIaire; handsome
book of poems, Albert Dittmar; silver
castors; Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Newman; glass
set. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wood OF Martins
Ferry; silver napkin rings, Frank Wood.
carvers, John Dix lace pillow shams, Miss
Fanny Archibald; one.halt dozen towels,
Miss Ida Archibald; towels, Mrs. John
Hutchinson; handsome centre table. Mrs.
Combs: pair OF blankets, Miss Lizzie
kettIer and sister; tea urn. Dave Morgan
and lady; nsPkihs, Mrs. Jas. Benline;
table cloths, Miss Lizzie Bertolt, OF Bellsirr;
tidy, Miss Lille Riguer; pin cushion, Mrs.
Lou IIutchiuson, Of BelIaire; handsome
album, Misses Laura and Annie Sellers. Of
Bcllaire; handsome satchel, Mrs. Mamie
Archibald; handsome cards. Mrs. Cart
wright. silver knives and forks and
pictures, Miss Nora Archibald; extension
table, Mrs. Johnson.