Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-16
HANDSOME NUPrIALS.

The Wedding of Miss King and Rev. Lang.
fit, at CIaysyilIe. Last Evening.
The most gorgeous and interesting we'd
ding that has taken place in this section
during the present season was that at the
house of Mr.. W. c. King at ClaysVille, last
evening. 1t was the occasion Of the mar
rage of his daughter, Miss Ella V. King to
Rev. o. 7. Lang6tt, of West Liberty, Iowa
a graduate Of Washington and Jefferson
College and Of the Western Theological
Seminary, Allegheny, Pa. Everything pos
sible in the way of elaborate arrangements
for the glorious event was attended TO and
besides the large host of the brides
friends from her own vicinity, Pittsburg and
Wheeling furnished large share of partici-
pants in the matrimonial festivities. The
parlors of the King residence were hand
somely adorned and illuminated. The
bride was arrayed in costume exceedingly
beautiful and becoming. She wore hand
some travelling suit of brown material, trim
med with wine colored plush. Her attend
ant, Miss Kate King, her sister, was elegant
" adorned with natural flowers, and looked
very attractive. The groom was in
full dress, as was also his at
tsndant, Mr.. W. C. King, Jr. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. j. l.. Leiper as
sisted by Rev. Mclaughlin, both of Clays.
vile. The wedding march was performed
by Mr.. R. b. McKeeVer, Of Allegheny City,
at o'clock p. m, in time for the departure
of the party for Wheeling on the evening
train. Mention should be made of the royal
spread of delicacies prepared for the entire
assembly. Everything possible was provided
and the feast was grand. Among the guests
from abroad were Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Nc
Keever, DR.. and Mrs. Calvin, Mrs. Milton
King, DR.. W. D. King, Mrs. Jane King,
from Pittsburgh; Mr.. and Mrs. Boughner,
from Wheeling; Mrs. Gus. B. Spates,
Clarksburg, w. Va Besides these Wash
ington, Monongahela City and Claysville,
all were fully represented. The list of gifts
is long and partially appended as follows:
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Caldwell, Washington,
silver cake basket; Mr.. and Mrs. Gus.
Spates, Clarksburg, W. Va, silver pickle
casket; Miss Maggie Bell, silver butter dish;
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dennison, silver butter
dish; Messrs Will and Harry King, broth
ers Of the bride, silver cream pitcher, sugar
bowl and salver; Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Craig
handsome dressing case; Mir. and Mrs. j .
Mr. and Mrs. R II. McKeever, set OF silver
knives and forks; Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. c
King, Piitsburg, dozen silver teaspoons;
Miss Rachie Whitmer Sudbury, Pa, silver
card receiver; Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ. Csmpsey,
silver berry spoon, gold-lined, and case;
Mr and Mrs. DR., Inglass silver butter dish;
Mr.. C. B. Abercramoie and daughter. Kate,
handsome mirror; Misses Lizzie and Regina
Stallwagen, silver berry dish; Mr.. and Mrs.
". G. King, father and mother
of the bride, an elegant silver urn;
Miss Mary Mckay, glass fruit dish; Misses
Adele and Mollio Gourley, handsome pic
ture frames; Misses Jane and Mime DENIM
son, berry dish and dozen desert dishes;
Mrs. and Mrs. NJ. BOUCHER, Wheel
ing, handsome glass water set,
Miss II. Weltie Noble, pearl card case; Mr.
and Mrs. L. 81. Botkin, silver nut cracker;
Miss Rebecca Noble, fancy pin cushion;
Mrs. E. c. Dennison, pair handsome towels;
Misses Katie and Jennie Irwin, half dozen
napkins; Lizzie and Robt. Calder and Robt
IngEs, handsomely bound books; Mrs. Jane
King, Monongahela City, pair handsome
linen tableclOths; John and Mary Anderson,
pair satin comforts; Miss Lizzie Hair, hand
some velvet picture frame
The congregation OF the Presbyterian
Chuch, Of which Mrs. Lsngftt was the or.
gsnist, presented her purse of money in
gold,