Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08
PARKERSBURG.
a Notable Wedding-The Event Of the
Week in Social Circles.

SpcCd 10 The SRadTy Register.
rAExERsBUHC, w. Va, April G.-The
event OF the week in our city was the mar
| riage Of Miss Mamie NJ. Smith. one of
Parkersburg'S most popular young ladies
to Hon. Floyd Nicely, a well known citizen
| Of lloddridge county, an account OF which
was noted in the REGISTER ON Wednesday.
Following is description of the toilets of
tie bride and attendants, together with the
toilets of those who were present at the
reception, also list Of the handsome bridal
presents and names Of the donors, all OF
which will be of interest TO the REGISTER
readers:
Grcom-Full dress suit Of conventional
black
Rride-Dress of slate cOlored satin mar
viilpaux trimmed with DutChess lace, bon
net and gloves of crushed strawberry.
First Bridesmaid, Miss Jennie VI. Smith
| Dress OF MORE antique silk, beautifully
hand painted in roses of three colors, the
| front breadth a pyramid of roses waist
and, sash to match all her own work and
| looked lovely, indeed), crepe leise ruching
| in neck, bonnet of white violets; ornaments
| coral.
Second Bride-maid, Miss Bessie Murdoch
Dress of cream plain and brOcaded satin,
with crystal braided lace trimmings, illu-
sion in neck, bonnet of white violets, orna-
ments diamonds, very handsome costum
| and much admired. Both bridesmaids car
ried lovely baskets of natural flowers.
Groomsmen, James Wetherell and A. G.
| Jackson, wore full dress suits, with white
kid gloves as did the ushers. Messrs. l.. y.
Tavenner and George Crapish.
GUESTS At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or THE
TOILETS.
Miss Ada Weeley, daughter of groom,
| blue silk. with brocaded overdress.
Miss Cora Neeley, daughter OF groom,
| olive satin, embroidered in colors.
Mrs. Anna NJ. Smith, mother OF the
bride, black silk; looked as interesting as
| young girl.
Miss Clarice Smith sister OF the bride,
bronze SATIN, lace and flowers.
Miss Georgia Smith, Smithton, W. Va,
garnet poplin and satin.
Mrs. Thomas &. Smith, elegant black
velvet with Duchess lace, and pearl orna-
ments.
Miss Lulu Smith, wine colored velvet,
| with pink trimmings and natural flowers.
Mrs. Robert Gibson, dark green cloth and
velvet.
Mrs. DR.. Phillips, plain and brocaled
blue silk, very becoming.
Bishop Peterkin. Rev. Robert Gibson,
DR.. Phillips, Charley Bukey and the ushers
were present in full dress.
wore handsome Prince Albert black suit.
BRIDAL PRESENTS.
Miss BESSIE Murdock-Silver sugar spoon.
Miss Jennie Smith-Two hand painted
China PLAQUES
Miss Sophia Rathbone-Satin panel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. V. Rathbone Half doz-
en- silver teaspoons.
Mrs. DR.. Berley-Haad painted pin cush-
ion.
Mrs. DR.. Roberts, OF D. C.-Set OF silver
jewelry worn as part Of bridal outfit during
the ceremony.
Mrs. Thos. G. smth-A lovely Duchess
lace fiehu.
Bishop Peterkin-Prayer book hymnal.
Mrs. General Jackson-Glass fruit dish
with silver stand.
Judge J. J. Jackson and wife-Inlaid
writing desk,
Mrs. DR.. Roberts, OF D. C.-spanish lace
fchu.
Dr. and Mrs. Phister-Silver pickle dish
Silver berry dish. by l.. n. Tarenner, N.
G. Jackson, Jas. Wetherell and Geo. Brad.
dish.
Miss Ella Maitland painted pin cush-
ion.
Miss Lulu Smith-half dozen,linen tow.
els.
Amy aud Mary shrewsberry-yery beau
| Gful table cloth.