Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-01
ABIG WEDDING BOON.
Cnpid's Capers at Observation-Disclosures
City News.

Last evening about half past 4 O'Clock
a fire was discovered IN the Ohio Valley
Foundry in the First ward. An alarm MAS
sounded and the department responded
promptly, but their services were not need
ed, as the flames were extinguished with a
few buckets of water. As usual there was
great excitement and the First ward con-
tanned more people for a while than for
many months,
One of the grandest, if not the most
brilliant weddings ever witnessed in Bel.
laire was the marriage Of Mr.. Henry Blum
TO Miss Ida Luchs, both of this
city az the Windsor Hotel on Wednesday
evening. ALSO ?. N. the happy couple
were made man and wife by Rev. A, Sessler
the Rabbi OF the lsreaiite church OF Wheel
ing, according 10 he rites OF the Hebrew
church. The bride appeared in white
satin en- tIdiIe with brocaded silk front and
" hite tulle veil aud orange blossoms. The
groom wore the usual conventional black.
The Costumes worn by the guests were
most elegant. The supper could not be
excelled, and supper over dancing was be-
gan to the sweet strains OF La Roches Or
chestra and continued until early morn.
The newly married couple, accompanied
by several friends, left on the A. NJ. train
on the B & 0. TO spend their honeymoon
in Washington City, Philadelphia, New
York and other Eastern cities.
The list of presents is as follows: Dining
room furniture, Mr.. NJ aud Miss Blanche
Blum; one dozen hand painted fruit plates,
Mr.. ard Mrs. B. Marks: lowered China tea
set Csc pieces), Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Emsheim-
er; fire place utensils, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Emsheimer; carving knife and fork, MIR.
aud Mrs. Jake Emsheimer; silver castor,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Emsheiner, Jr. pair paint
ed ornaments, Miss Duck kraus; gilt-edge
China set, Mr.. and Mrs. Rosenheim and
family; garnet plush mirror, Speyer Bros
silver soup ladle, Mr.. and Mrs. s. Horkheim-
er; glass set, Beckie Beekmau; wine set,
Misses Rachel and Savilla kraus, all OF
Wheeling; steel engraving, Mr.. Maurice
Blum; silk plush album, Mr.. Simon Baar;
chamber set, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Mayer;
half.dozen silver knives, Miss Regina Mil
Ter; pair satin daisy tides, Miss Rosa
Srnneborn; pair wool blankets, Mr.. and
Mrs. Capt. Fink; pair toilet mats, Miss
Halle Dunnaway; pair macreme Tides,
set glassware $50 piecesl Mr.. Abe and Miss
Rebecca Stahl; set glassware, Mr.. Thomas
Dougherty; silver molasses pitcher and
pic kle stand, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Eliken;
plush album, Mr.. George and Miss Emma
Fry; plush mirror and toilet set, Mr.. j. b.
Smith, ESQ, silver castor. Mr.. Leon Son
neborn; canary bird and cage, Miss Della
Layelle; porcelain ornaments, Mayor ID.
W. Cooper and wife.
City-Handsome walnut wardrohe, (by
brides parents), Mr.. and Mrs. S. Luch';
Singer sewing machine, Mr.. Louis Luchs;
spring mattress, Mr.. Isaac Luchs; marbls
Al v.
iug glass (groom's mother, Mrs. J. Blum;
stove and cooking utensils, Mr.. Ralph
Blum; bed room set, Mr.. Isaac and Miss
Sarah Blum, all of Bellaire; solid silver
gravy spoon, Mr.. and Mrs Katzenberg;
ebony library case, Kohp, Rosenheim
Co.; gold mounted plush clock, Mr.. Sam
uel Strauss; two steel engraviugs, Messrs.
Gshe and Ralph Blum; marble statue,
Misses Lena and Bertha New; satin EN-.
broidered cushion, with toilets, Miss
Lizzie New; half dozen sterling ell.
yer spoons, Mr.; and Mrs. s. We'll;
silver ice pitcher and cup, Mr.. and
Mrs. 8. Ettinger; walnut clock, Charles Et.
finger; silver butter dish, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Rosenberg; silver napkin rings,
Mr.. snd Mrs. r. Goldsmith; silver card
basket, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Hamburger; full
set cutlery, (3S pieces Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Levi; plush PLAGUE, Miss Hannah kra-
mer; psrlor lamp, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Ullman;
silver ice pitcher, Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Miller;
library lamp, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ: Seiden-
bsch; folding lounge, Mr.. aud Mrs. l.
Blum; pair glass vases, Mr.. Leon Baum;
silver sugar holder, Mr.. Jacob Mann; sill
yer fruit stand, Miss Mamie Borgenski;
pair lowered vases, Mr.. julius Seiden bach;
plush tsmborine ornaments, Miss Carrie
Levi, all of Philadelphia; half dozen silver
spoons and napkin rings, Rev. A. Blum and
wife, Galveston, Tex; gilt edge china set,
(56 pieces), Mr.. and Mrs. J. Sh waat, Louis
Vile, O; marble clock, with bronze orns-
ment, Messrs. Gus and Emanuel Blum,
New York; gold plated album, Mr.. Issdore
Kaufman, New York; bed room set, Mr..
md Mrs. Morris Luchs, Marietta, O.; silver
fruit basket, Mr.. Harry Hirsh, GAINESVILLE,
o.; silver flower vase, District Attorney
butter dish, Mr.. Stunyeig, New York;
check for $50, Mr.. and Mrs. Max Luchs;
check for $50, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Luchs; half
dozen silver spoons, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Luchs;
silver butter dish, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Gold
Mr.. E. Raush; clock, Mr.. h. Cert,
both of Pittsburgh; silverwsre, Mr..
and Mrs. N. Bessinger, Nashville;
pair Bisque ornaments, r N. 0tternheim.
er; one dozen ivory handled knives and
forks, Mr.. and Mrs, A. Speer, of Balti.
more; silver ice pitcher, Mr.. s. Klein.
Martins Ferry; marble top stand. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Kloty, Cleveland.
Yesterday at the residence OF Hon. ]. B
Shannefelt on Union street. in the Second
ward, quiet wedding took place. The
contracting parties were Miss Lizzie Shan.
nefelt and Mr.. Silas Rutherford aud the
words that made them man and wife we're
said by Rev. J. K. McKiliip, pastor of the
Presbyterian Churcn at $50 A. N. after
which Mr.. and Mrs. Rutherford left on the
B. & o. for Evansville where they will
" AXE their future home.
Attic home of Mr.. Jno.. Wise. back Of
the city. Mr.. Jno. II. McGraw and Miss