Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-10

An Enjoyable Anair on the Oetasloh htho
McGregor-Dils NuPtials Parkersburg
Special 10 ne RsgiILa,
PARSERsBURs, October 9.-The elegant
dinner served on the occasion of the Nc
Gregor-Dils happy union, was one of the
pleasant features of the reception over
looked by your correspondent. About 70
invited guests were present and it is need
less to add that oil did ample justice to the
repast. Following is a list Of the bridal
presents received: Guitar, Hon. and Ms
d. MeGregor; Hammered brass tray, J. B.
McGregor; glass water set, Mr.. and Mrs.. It.
F. Carroll; hand.painted plush banner, Miss
Carrie Coeksyue; hand painted mantel
lAmbe'quin, Miss Lille McGregor; Sc! cut
tumbl, re-, Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. McGrsgor;
pair OF easels and pictures, A. /. Foreman,
Jr.; fancy fruit dish, II. NJ. McGregor;
b,squ plaque, A. J. Augustine and Miss
Fanny Msther; napkins, A. R. Dis; nap
kIus, Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Scott; beautiful
tidy, Mamie Hall; smbernis cream mug,
little Annie Dis; Hammered SILVER mug, C.
n. Epson; berry dishes, Mr.. and Mrs. D.
e. Dis; napkin plates, Mr.. and Mrs, j. G.
Hopkins; silver vase and flowers,
Mrs. r. Logan; silver vase and flowers,
Thomas Logan; solid silver butter knife,
W S. and Mary McGregor; silver and glass
pickle castor, Mr.. and Mrs. II. P. McGreg-
or; pearl opera glass, Mr.. and Mrs. n. L..
Epson; Diagonal pitcher, S. B. Hall; disgo-
nal berry bowl, Tom q. Stricken, d Ogle,
Florence Foreman; metallic plaque, Belle
Csrnahan; pair blankets, Mother Dis; cash
by the bride father; silver soap lsdls, Mr..
and Mrs VIM Evans and daughter; silver
and glass catsup cruitt, Mr.. and Mrs. j. W.
Yanderyort; hand. painted satin pin cush-
ion, Mr.. DR.. N. Campbell; decorated china
pitcher, May aud Matte Hopkins; fancy
celery Jar, little Henry Dis; fancy glass
pitcher, Miss Katie Dis; silver clock and
thermometer, L. d. Foreman, Jr vinegar
cruetts, Taber and Helen Epson; smberine
water sets, Hon. and Mrs. d. Il. Leonard;
amherine berry bowl, little Sam Dis;
handsome towels, Auntie Rose and Uncle
Mon" table cloth, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. II.
Foreman; silver Spoons, Mr.. and Mrs. 7.
|. Foreman; flower set, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
n. Sksgg; silver and glass perfume bottle,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Bags; amberino water
set and hammered brass tray, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. N. Mckinney; scissors, May Belle Nc
Kinney; silver sugar bowl, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. NJ. Strouse; silver and Ambetino pickle
dish, Mr.. and Mrs Il. H. Dis, Jr Am
beriuo ice cream set, Miss Mary Gsllaher;
full set French china, By the groom; china
fruit set, Mr.. and Mrs. Willsgeen.
The following boats are laid up at the
mouth of the little KsnaWha, one of the
best harbors on the Ohio river: Horace,
Hestheripgton, Hawk, Hope, Atlantic, old
Cosrier, and the Oneida, the latter having
been oyerhsulsd and painted. The Emma
Graham, which is laid up on the Ohio side
above Belpre, is slso being treated to 3 coat
of paint. Extensive repairs have also been
made on the Atlantic.
Gained.
Mr.. Henry Logan, who is one of orr old.
est, most esteemed and successful business
men, was nicely caned a few evenings ago
By his partners in the Parkersburg Null
Company. The gentlemen purchased q
handsome gold headed csue and repairing
to Mr.. Logsn's residence presented the
memeuto of their regards in a quiet way.
The recipient W a taken By surprise, but re-
luAlCA AAo ACoANANAL lua4Ao W lAAo uAOA
pected token of his associates esteem. Mr..
is known as the we2llhiest citizen
of Parkersburg and one who never turns q
deaf ear to a deserving applicant for aid,
and has on recent occasions given literally
of his means for the support and establish
ment of benevolent institutions in our
qsidst. Mr.. Logan is President
Of the Psrkarsburg National Bank,
and connected with other enter
prises which give employment to q great
many persons in this city.
A pleasant social event took place at the
residence of Charley Lester on Tuesday
the occasion being the sixteenth an
niverssry OF his daughter Miss Anna. About
of her young friends of both sexes
VSre present and the evening q pleasantly
spent and long to be remembered BY all
The event of the week in social circles
was the marriage of Miss Belle 7. Dis, the
only single daughter Off. II. DIS, to w. B.
McGregor, son of Vim. McGregor, of
county. The wedding was q quiet
one and took place at the home of the bride
Market street. at 2;30 p. N. Rev.
]. L. Clark, of the NJ. Z
officiating. The attendants were
Misses Carrie COcksyne, Of Moundsvills;
Lilly McGregor, sister of the groom, and A.
J.. Foreman, Jr., Of Psrkersburg, and Thos.
Sriekler, Of Richie county. After q brief
reception the happy couple left on the fast
inc for Cairo, where a pleasant reception
viii be rendered them at the home of the
room, and tomorrow they will resume
heir tip to the eastern cities. The bride
Vas q favorits Of 9 large circle of friends
lere, whose best wishes follow Mr.. and Mira
dcGregor. The bridal presents were quiet
and valuable.
Capt. John q. Brookhsrt of the Knox, is
skipg in the Coolnlle fair this week. The