The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-26
HBSTEAD-KELLY.
Fllxoraoal1sEsTrEornE wEDDED
AaIarrlags Ceremony Witnessed b. a Iatgs
and Fashionable Company the Hand.
some costames-Thoso uhowrre Pres.
ontfsom Abroad-ANotabieRy ont.

The wedding Of DR.. A6hbelF J. Hustead
and Miss Alice v. Kelly which took
place yesterday afternoon, was IN event
that viii be long remembered by those
who witnessed the ceremony. Not for
several seasons past. has there occurred in
Wheeling society event as notable and
elegant. The wedding took place at the
residence Of A. Wilson Kelly, Esqa the
brido'sfathsr, on Twelfth street. The day
light was excluded from the handsome
and spacious parlors, and they were lit
with gas and prettily decorated with
smilax, roses, white and yellow daisies,
pansies and lilies. Il was largely full
dress ailair and an unusually large number
Of rich and fashionable toilets were worn.
The hour set for the ceremony was 2
o'clock, aud that hour found the lower
hall and rooms crowed with the leading
representatives Of Wheeiipg's business,
professional and society circleB, and q
number Of friends from out OF the city.
Kramer's orchestra assisted by Killmyer
occupied side room, and previous to the
wedding delighted the guests withseveral
seyeral selections perfectly played. Alta
given signal the old familiar strains oil
Memberships Wedding March filed the
house and the bridal party descended the
stairs in this order:
The ushers, Messrs. John O. Riheldatfel
and PEBBLES Tatum.
DR.. Reed Mcc. Baird and Mis- Laura
Harden.
Mr.. VIII Kelly, brother Of the bride
and Miss Jessie Young, OF Pittsburgh.
Mr.. George Baird, j., and Miss Virginia
Pendletou. 81 !.
Or. Hustead and his bride. Miss Kelly
was alfred in a beautiful white satin mar
relIeur costume, court train, with crys
tai trimming, point lace and diamonds
She never appeared to better advantage
and many were the compliments paid her
The bridesmaids were similarly attirec
| in white satin mdrteiiettJ, Misses Harden'l
and Young's costumes being trihmat
with pointlace, and that OF Miss Pendle
ton with crystal. Their ornaments wer(
dIamonds. The ladies' Of the party carried
bouquets Of rcsebuds tied with satin rib
bons,
The party was ushered through the
throng to the front Of the spacious hall
where the Rev. DR.. Cunningham and The
families Of Mr.. Kelly and DR.. George
Baird were waiting. Tho words wert
soon said that made the principals mar
aud wife. During the ceremony, low, sof
music was played, which was changed to {
Joyous measure az soon as the last words
were spoken. The next half hour wa
spent by the bridal party in receiving
congratulations. 4 2
Refreshments were served in an elegant
manner, and number Of tho young folkl
Ienjoyed seYerg. dances. pr. and Mrs
Hdsiead left on the 4:l0 train on the P.
w. q KY, on a bridal tour OF two or three
weeks duration. Both are 50 well known
here that it is hardly necessary to speak o
them personally. DR.. Hustesd Il 8 yeeept
graduate Of tho JefeTsop Medical COLLEGE
at philadelphia. For the past seven o.
eight years he has been q member OF DR.
Bairdfs household and popular gentle
man In Wheeling's social world. Mrs
Hustead has always enjoyed an enyiabls
popularity. They received many hand
some presents,
AMbag those present from a distance
were pr. aud AIrs. Russell, of Mt. Vernon
TO-; Messrs. Humphrey Miller, Will Nc
Cracker, il, w. W. scnlly, ]. B. Laughlip
w. A. Schoyer, VIM. Young aad family
and Miss Harriet GRAZ, Of Pittsburgh
Mis- Hough, Of Morrantown Mrs. W. X
| Pendleton, OF Bethany; Misa Mamie
Meade, Of Chicago; NIisa Amelia Harrison
Of louisville; Frank Dohrman, Of Pitts.
burgh !; Mr.. and Mrs, Geo. Harden and
| Miss Katie Harden, of StenhenVilla. Dr