Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-09
nnIILIAnr WEDDING.



r,,e HuptfaIs Of DR.. 0ng and Miss Al
derssn az Martins Ferry.
Precisely at 10 o'clock yesterday morn
ing DIR. A. r. ong. the popular Druggist
and Miss Kate Anderson, the youngest
and interesting daughter Of Mrs. Fannie
Anderson, were married. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. e. r. Jones, pastor
of the Methodist Episcopal Church, at the
residence of DIR. Israel Weirick, uncle OF
the bride, on Washington street. In the
Third ward. The wedding was private
only members of the two families and Q
few relatives and intimate friends being
present, but was certainly one OF the pleas
ATTEST that has ever occurred IN
this neck o. woods. The bride va
attired in an elegant costume ana tne
groom appeared in the usual conventions
black. They looked lawful lovely saio
one of those who were fortunate enough 70
be present, The attendants were Or. W.
81. Hall and Miss Mary Park. The cos,
TUNES worn by the guests were hne apd
the affair is highly spoken OF oy THOSE
present.. The ceremony and usual con
gratulations over q splendid COLLATION. iol-
lowed and was much enjoyed. Jus, sitei
were received by telegraph from different
points and read with much delight to sil
present. Shortly before u o'clock the
party was driven to the Q. & T. depot
where, amid many kind wishes, the happy
couple took the noon train for Pittsburgh,
where they will remain until THURSDAY
then return. They will make an EXTENDED
bridal tour in May. On leaving the prizes
home an amusing incident occurred. an
old shoe was thrown at the newly maIliso
c. uple BY the sroom's little nephew, strik
ing him fairly and squarely on the nose.
Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. 0ng are very highly IS,
tsemed by all those who know them, ana
we wish them much prosperity, success
wealth and happiness.
The presents were elegant and numerous
The list is as follows:
Elegant upholstered easy chair, Mr.. and
Mrs. De Witt Haines, Baltimore,
Magnificent brass statue, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Ong, Cleveland.
Fancy plush perfume case. Master
Eugene andIEdna Ong, Cleve and.
Nickel plated Challenge" cook stove,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Modill, city.
MIR. and Mrs. Mifin 0ng, Smithfield,
fire silver cake basket.
Elegant silver stor, Mr.. and Mrs. Ong
Silver pickle castor and hand painted
panel, both lovely, Miss Emma ong,
SmiIbield.
Splendid silver cake basket, o. B. 0ng,
Smithfield.
Nice silver butter dish, Misses l. zzie
and Blanche and Russell Medill.
Magnificent silver water s.rvice, Messrs.
Anderson and George Rslston and Clarence
Burris, clerks in the Doctors store.
Fine silver sugar bowl, pitcher and
spoon holder, Miss Mary Park.
Ivory handled knives and forks, DR.. L.
Werlich.
silver tea spoons, Mr.. and Mrs. B. F.
Drsdy.
SILVER knives, Miss Maggie Ralston.
Elegant cut glass water service, Mr.. }. "
Gray and Mrs. Joseph Bird.
Fancy tidy, Miss Anna Carmichael.
Splendid cake, Mrs. B. J. Long.
Fancy tidy, Mrs. A. RalstoD.
Elegant Amberina water service, MIS-.
Fannie Anderson.
E.egsnt decorated chamber set, DR.. w.
Fl Hall.
F,ncy stard cover, Mrs. D. Park, Sr.
hspdsome china fruit plates and silver
butter knives, Miss Alice Anderson.
CITY NEWS.
Yesterday a little child Of Mr., j. X
Nier, residing in Clark's addition, drank
Ltity of scqusmonia. Medical aid was
sLmmon,d and the child is getting along
nicely.
Tonight and Saturday night the Climax
will make opera trips.
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