Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-06-16
CRYSTAL wedeing.-sast Saturday,


of the marriage of Capt. Lee Fl. and Mrs.
Virginia Moler, and they celebrated that
happy event by having crystal wedding
at their beautiful residence near town.
We had the pleasure of being present on
that occasion, aud upon our arrival found
the house filed to overlooking with the
friends of the clever Captain and ms
charming wife, who had come to testify
the respect and esteem held for them.
Nearly every one who had been invited
was present, as the proverbial hospitality
of the host and hostess is we'll calculated
to act as an inducement to make all par
take of it when possible. The company
was n most agreeable one, being composed
of the best people of our own community
and invited guests from distance. BY a
special favor we were allowed to inspect
the refreshment table before the demol-
ishing of the goods things thereon was
begun, and we can truly say we have
never seen 4 more superb collation.. n
table the length of the room was loaded
with an array Of tropical fruits, cakes,
creams, ices, &C., tastefully arranged and
decorated In the most skillful manner by
lovely flowers, and made a scene Of beauty
which it were u pity could not be joy
forever When refreshments were served
full justice was done, and it was the
unanimous verdict that all that could
tempt the appetite had been provided for
to perfection. The guests spent the re-
mainder Of the evening in the most agree
able manner-and indeed it would be
hard thing to be otherwise than agreeably
entertained under that hospitable roof.
All were sorry when the time for depart
ure came, and rs they left they expressed
thoir sincere wishes that the worthy
Captain and his wn'e may live to enjoy
many more anniversaries Of their we'd
ding-we hope even to the diamond"
The presents were not only numerous
and useful, but many of them very hand
some and valuable. The following is
list of the presents, with the names Of the
donors:
Colonel aud Mrs. A. r. Botelcr, salt
stands; J. L. Richard and family, cut
glass bowls; Mrs. c. ". Andrews, bud
vases; Miss Lille Shepherd, bud vases;
w. n. Lemen, flower vase; Miss Mollie
Shepherd, flower vase; DR.. John and Mrs.
Reynolds, lamp; D. l.. Rentch, ink stand;
Miss Minnie Hall, milk pitcher; Mrs.
James A. Adams, card receiver; G. L.
Licklider and daughter, lamp; Mr.. and
Mrs. +. H. Reinhart, cake stand; Mrs. K.
d. Shepherd, toilet set; D. G. Donnelly,
pair thermometers; Mrs. Florence Shep-
herd, puff-box; Mr.. and Mrs. Banks, cake
stand; George NJ. Knott, glass bowl; W.
J. Knott, Jr., preserve dishes; Mrs. VIM.
j. Knott, pitcher; Miss Emma Rice, salad
dishes; Miss Jennie Anspach, wine
glasses; Unknown, decanters; Miss Lucy
Darnell, ice cream saucers; Joseph Nc
Murran, decantcr; N. B. Baker, decanter;
j. w. and II. l.. Snyder, cake stands;
Rev. w. G. EggleSton and daughters, salt
cellars; Miss Mary E. Moler, cake stand;
Hop and Bob Gibson, cake plates; Mrs.
NJ. A. Hess, pitcher; W. 7. Lemen, tea
set; Miss Elite Thomas, preserve dishes;
Miss Kate Thomas, preserve dishes; Mrs.
George S. Knot, bowl; Miss Jane Butler,
preserve dishes; Mrs. y. F. Harrison and
daughter, pitcher; a. p. Rcinhart, pitch
er; Mrs. p. Reinhart, fruit stands; Alva
Reinhart, cake plate; Pendleton & Lick
lidor, fruit dishes; Dr.. and Mrs. Marshall,
tea set; j. S. Lucas, tea set; Dr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Knott, egg cups; Rev. John o.
Knott, soap dishes; Mrs. Jacob Reinhart,
soap dishes; Miss Ella c. Taylor, pitcher;
Mrs. Bette Reinhart, fruit stand; DR.. j.
Gregg. Gibson, pocket flask; Miss Maggie
Knott, water set complete; DR.. and Mrs.
c. T. V. S. Butler, salad saucers; DIR. j.
s. Bragonier, milk pitcher; Geo. Banks,
toilet bottles; S. P. cambridge, ink stand;
D. D. Pendleton, ink stand; Col. w. A.
Morgan, milk pitcher and lantern; Mrs.
N. B. Butler and daughter, salt cellars;
Miss Irene Knott, preserve dishes; G. Ii.
Knott, coal oil can; Mrs. G. II. Knott,
fruit dishes; John Quiglsy, bay rum; MIR.
and Mrs. Will Taylor, ice cream saucers;
Miss Lucy Taylor, cream pitcher; George
w. Moler, ice cream saucers; Mrs.. Geo.
w. Moler, cake stand; Mrs. Kate l.. Wy
song, cake plates; Miss Helen Magruder,
preserve dish; Miss Annie E. Knott and
Frank Engle, lamp; Miss Minnie Rein
hart, salt stands; Miss Maggie S. Hen
bricks, jelly glasses; Miss Ella Knott,
cake plate; Miss Mary E. Allen, ice
cream saucers; Miss Bette Line, cake
plates; DR.. Allen Reynolds, lantern;
John c. Reinhart, aquarium and gold
fish; Melvin Ronemous, salt cellars.
where TO Spend the Summer
A friend from Baltimore writes Us that
since the hot weather has set in the city
people are beginning to look around for
comfortable places to spend the summer
months. To those who wish to pass away
the heated term in a comfortable and en-