Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-12
BRILLIANT WEDDING.
NuptiaIs Of VI. J. Rose and Miss Alice
BOYD, of Marttn's Ferry.

A very brilliant aitair took place yester-
day at the residence OF Mrs. Elizabeth
Boyd. on Fifth street. The event was the
marriage Of Mr.. NJ. J. Rose, Jr a wealthy
farmer and very prominent citizen of
Guernsey county, o., 10 Miss Alice l..
Boyd, daughter OF Mrs. Elizabeth Boyd.
Shortly after one o clock the invited guests
beggu assembling in the IarlOr which had
been daTkened and brilliantly Illuminated
for the occasion, and within less than an
hour the room was well hlled with
those ar xious 10 witness the ceremony.
The room was fragrant with choice
flowers, and all was exceedingly brilliant
and pleasant. The bride .Hd groom ap.
pearcd bravely precisely At . clock, fully
prepared for the occasion. Eey. J. J. NC:
Carroll, pastor Of the Pr. .sbyterian Church,
Immediately approaChe Ell the happy couple
and in few appropriate words made them
man and wife. Rev. Vim. Wier, pastor OF
the United Presbyterian Church, followed
with prayer, after which the members OF
both families, officiating ministers. rela-
tives and other guests present, stepped up
TO the newly made couple and cOngratula-
ted them very warmly, saying all the
kindest wishes that could he thought OF.
This over Mr.. and Mrs. Rose
we're uShered into the cnpacious dining
room, followed by those present, where
large table was well filed with dinner
prepared at great expense and unsurpassed
in ordinary life was in waiting. After
some time was spent in discussing the re.
past by the newly married couple and as
many as could be accommodated al the
table, Mr.. and Mrs. Rose were driven 10 the
C.. IL L. depot amid the kndest wishes.
II ey left on the o'clock train for Pitts.
burgh. where they will spend several days,
all then leave iOr Washington City, re-
turning the latter part Of next week.
The presents were numerous, elegant and
costly. They are as follows: Bible Mrs.
top stand, Mrs. Eizabeth Blyd;
hsngirg lamp. Mrs. Kate Minis Crawford
county, Penn; pickle cas,ors, Mr.. Baker
Boyd Mr.. J. y. Hastings and Mr.. NJ J.
Rose; silver cake basket, DIR. Il. o. Will
Jams and wife: msjolica cake plate, Mrs.
jas. ONeill; silk sofa pillow, Mrs. j. a.
Craig. Steubenvlle; decorated glass water
set, Mr.. Frank ONeill: dozen napkins,
Mrs. Benjamin Kennedy; pair linen
towels Miss Sallie Gitlin; glass fruit dish,
Mss Maggie Rose, quaker City, @;
d cora;ed chamber set, Mrs. Har-
~ Hays, Antrim, Ohio; silver knives
and forks. Mrs. Elizabeth Boyd;
Msiolica water pitcher, Mr. Jesse Bayless;
flower vase, Jesse O Nrlll; half dozen MsjoI-
lea creams, Mrs i. !. Wright; MaJoIica
creams Mr.. Jas Baylcss; Majoltca pickle
dishes, Misses Mary and Kate Abbott. sill.
yer cake basket, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Boyd
Antrom. Ohio; silver butter dish. Nr. W.
G. Bishop; silver castor, Mrs. Anna Irons,
Steubenville, vases, Nj. n. +. Orr; silver
fruit basket and Ma jpl.cG creams, Miss "a
Bnyd: parlor nower stand. Mr.. Carl Boyd,
Rugs. charlie and Allie HAYS, Middletowni
0. Decorated glas water and tea set, Mr.
J. NJ. KinsIUw. Par of |icE'c di hes, Mis-
Anna Dean. Pair vns"s Mrs. Sa,lie Roy.
less. Rug. Victor and Geo. MinniS Crav.
ford county, Pa. Lamp. Miss Hattie
O'Ncill. Camp chair, Mr.. NJ. }. Rose:
Sr., Quaker City, .. Painting, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. MINIS. Crawford county, Pa.
Clock. NJ. J. Rose, Guernsey county. ..
Lamp, Mr.. Albert Rose, Quaker City. o.
Glass fruit stand, Niss Maggie Rose, Quaker
City, ..
The bride was at.ired in rich crushed
strawberry silk costume elegantly trimmed
with point lace, and wearing steel orna.
ments' in her hair and diamond earrings
ard other jewelry. The groom was dressed
in fine black dress suit with white neck
tie. They will take up their residence in
Guernsey county.