The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-21

SrATHs.CALhwELL.
A nriillan. wedding at Warrington, Pa

Miss Essle Caldwell, at the residence Of
BRIDES parents, In this city, on East
street. The event wasone Of tho
most brilliant and fashionable that has ia.
Gen place in hisvicinity fora long timeund
was witnessed byularecnumberof friends,
several being from abroad. The elegant
mansion was very Rrlistlcally decorated
for the occasion. II ID almost like aeon.
seryaiory. Flowers and pottcd plants
were plcasinsly arranged and grouped ev.
crywlicrc. In the mrlor, the bay win.
dow was converted into n charming arbor,
while from the centre Of the arch OF Viz.
pinia crcepcr md other trailing vines there
hung u largo marriage bell Of camellias and
guranium leaves that was exquisite.
:, Tho attendants were Mr.. John X. Daven-
port, Of Wheeling, and Miss Kate SpatrS,
OF Clarksburg, sist " Of the groom. Mr..
Cecil $. Spates, brother OF tho groom, also
OF Clarksburs. AMI Miss Nina APPLICABLE,
Of Wellsbure, Mr.. Lee Evans, Of Balti.
more, and Miss Marguerite Barnett, Of
this city.
1t was shortly after one o'clock when
tho strains of. Menlelssohn's wedding
march, played by Mrs. Mckeevcr, The
brides sister, and Mr.. Todd, announced
tho approach Of Tho bridal party, and the
guy company that Tiled tho parlor stood
aside TO lot It enter. First camG Master
Frank Linn and kallp Caldwell, tho little
sister Of the bride, scattering rose buds
and other flowers. They unfastened the
white ribbons that 'tEiaflea the arbor re-
ferre | to, and the attendants entered In
the order named. They were followed by
tho bride and groom, WH6, standiiis under
the floral bell spoketl ie vows that made
them mn aud wife. Tic; ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. j. =. Magill, oftlc Second
Presbyterian church, assisted by Rev. J.
s. Marquis. nv
The bride was dressed in q lovely COS.
tune Of white duchess satin and embossed
| velvet made en- haint, trimmed with rare
point llces aud chenille: A bridal vel
and natural flowers were also worn. lleI
ornaments were n h%and5oIne set Of pearls
and diamond bracelets. the present Of the
Igroom. A fairer brideit would be hard tc
imagine, and the groom WAS proudly and
happily eognizant Of the fact.
Miss Spatos w0re charming dress Of
white satin and velvet, pink rosebuds be
ing embossed on The velvet. Diamonds
were her ornaments. Miss Anpirgat,
wore.pink ottoman silk and Spanish luce
diamond urniamenta. Miss Barnett's cos
tune was pink silk and lace; diamonds
The ladies NIL carried large bouquets 0
roses. - ,-~,g NJ
Following the ceremony n magnificent!
prepared lunch was served. Shortly be
fore 3 O'Clock the last congratulations wert
spoken and Mr., ani Mrs. Spates left fol
Clarksburg via Wheeling. accompanied b,
Il large party Of friends Us iar as tho latlel
place.
Miss Caldseli's marriage leaves q roid
in Washington society TINT will be hard
10 I'LL. Cha ia the second daughter Of Mr.
A. B. Caldwell, nus OF the prominent bust
ness mcn Of the pisee, Miss Caldwell has
always been n general myofitG Ard very
much admired by all who hive met her.
Mr. Spates is Il live, progressive young
business 1tJat of CIarksbarg, and, like HE
bride, tx extremely popular bothat home
and abroad.
A partial list OF presenls IA given: Sc,
OF pearls and diamond bracelet Tram The
groom; iull solid silver tcaset and goId
watch ard chain, Mr.. and Mis-. Caldwell
set Of e6iid silver spoons, Katie anG
Charlie Caldwell, set OF large and small.
solid silver spoons, Mr.. Rni My. Robert
Mckeeyer; pearl aud turquoise set, Miss
Nina Apologize; silver cake basket
George and Annie Caldwell; silver pie
knife, Miss Katie spatda; John r. Daven.
port, set Of Shakespeare; IL 9nls. bound in
Rnssia; Lee Evans, marble clock Miss N.
Barnett. painted Placque; G. 8: spates
large easy %ciiair; Capt. l.. BuglI,'o phila.
dolphin, onyx sRG gold clock and orna'
ments Mr.. and Mrs.o .. z. Roughncr, furni'
tiule; decorated china set, G,,a hundred
and hfty.iivc pieces. l.. II. Fnnzhcim aud
W. j. Appiesate ;toilctcase, Henry Clark
embroidered table Gcjrf, Mrs Marks, oil
Philadelphia; hand painted toilet sci, Miss
Mo!lie Marks; Mr.. and Mns. LGamis, OF
Chicago, bronze placques; French, flate
mirror, Messrs. Smith and Bingham; pic.
ture, Mr.. Tom Brady; sofa cushion, Miss
J. Gleason; alligator atchel, Ed Land.
street; book, Mr.. and Mrs. L,andstreet;
brass crumb pan and brush, Mr. and Mrs.
Col. Crauch; book, Belle and II. II.
Marquis; largo French plate mirror,
hammered ifass frame, j.. Wiley
.Mulholland, o, Philadelphia: vases, Miss
Lucy Roberts; brass jdrdiHHi,rs, 4. a.
Franzheim; handsome lamp, George Mus.
lin; painted PLAGUE, 0. L. Murphy; nail
set, Frank Green, Of Baltimore; cake has.
ket, Mr.. and Mn. allen Simpson white
kid slippers, embroidered in pearls, Eta
Hull; silver toilet set, Mr.. ami Hru. J, B..
Kelly; ornaments, Eutaw Club, OF l'ajti-
more; get: OF fancy engraved glassware,
Mrs. Sam Caldwell; silver bouquet holder,
Mr.. b. 7. Morgan.
In addition, MI. TT spates, the father,
and Mrs. Anghcy and Mrs. Gardiner, Sis
ters Of the groom, have completely fnr-
nished the apartments at Clarksburg that
Mr.. MD Mrs. Spates will occupy.
Mr.. and Mrs. spstes, with their attend.
ants, and Mrs. Bonghner and AIRS. Gard
ener, OF Clarksburs, Mr.. Frank Green, Of
Baltimore, and others arrived in the city
at go last evening. Under the guidance
of Wheeling friends the party attended
the performances Mt The. Open House, and
afterwards were entertained ut supper.
At . o'clock this morning, Mr.. anil Mrs.
Spatca left for their, home in Clarksburg.
They are followed there by tho very best
wishes Of the host Of friends they possess
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