Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-27


tunes of the ladies were the most Deau-
tifuI and elaborate ever seen ON such an
occasion. and the whole affair was an ultra
social success.
Thursday evening the NJ. f. Church,
BenwOOd, was the scene of one OF the most
fashionable weddings which has ever taken
place in that city, the contracting parties
of which were DR.. K. W. Warden, oil
Charleston, w. Va, and Miss Emma,
daughter of of Mayor A. l.. Pelley, OF that
place. At $50 p. m. the spacious audi
forum of the church was filled to ITS ut
most capacity encept several front pews,
which were reserved for the immediate
relatives, and which were shortly occupied
by them. In a few minutes the roll oil
carriages was heard and the organ, under
the manipulation of Mrs. NJ. HendrlcEson,
OF Grafton, pealcd forth the strains OF
MendclssOhn Wedding March, to which
the. bridal party, consisting of MeSsrs.
Chas, Morgan, Thos. Pcllcy, ushcrs; Misses
Carrie Vance, Anna Policy, MeSSrs,
W. Pelley, S.-W. Warden, attendants, and
the bride and groom were ushcred up the
aisle. They were met ut the altar by Rev.
j. NJ. Warden, of Charleston, who perform
ed the nuptial ceremony in an impressive
manner. The bride looked bcwitching in an
elegant, costume OF cream-cashmere, with
court traine trfMmed with pOmpadour
lace and psSarl paSsamentrie. The brides
maids toilets We're cream-embroldercd
robes. They wore corsagc bouquets OF
MarccRar Neil roses, and also carried eX-
uuisite flowers. The groom and grOomS-
men wore Unconventional evening dress
4 reception was held ut the residence OF
the brides parents on Main street, where
the rooms were thrOnged by the assembled
guests. After the well-wiShcS and con-
CALCULATIONS were received by the happy
pair. the guests were invited to the dining
room where the tables were
furnished with varied delicious
refreshments and tropical fruits, after
IN ample discussion OF which the guests
returned to the parlOrs where several hours
were spent in conversation and music; III
the meantime the bride had donned 4
travelling costume Of grey cloth with hat
to match, and the newly welded couple
accompanied with friends from Charleston.
took the hacks awaiting them and drove
to the Stamm House, and the next day
embarked on the steamer Chancellor for
their future home in the vicinity of
Charleston.
The following is list of the presents:
Bedstcad, Rev. J. NJ. Warden, father OF
the groom; individual salt set and parior
lamp, Mrs. J. NJ Warden, mother of the
groom; tumblerS, cups. and saucerS, one
dozen each, Miss Cora Warden, sister Of
the groom; two hymnalS, Prof. F. Il. War
den, brother of the grQ0m; silver spoons,
Prof. :. w. Warden, brother of the groom;
HandsOn Bible and Encyclopedia, DIR. \.
K. Warden: Brussels carpet, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. l.. Policy, father and mother OF the
bride; china tea set and hand painted
plaque, Miss Anna Policy, sister OF the
bride: silver castor, MeSSrS. Will and Tom
Pclley, brothers of the bride; Turkish rug,
c. II. Morgan; set tinware, twelve pieces,
Mr. and Mrs. W. b. Morgan; bed spread,
Mrs. NJ Il. Morgan; table cover,
Miss Minnie, Morgan; tea set,
McSSrS. John and Burt Morgan;
one-half dozen napkins, Miss Mary Nor
gan; carving set, Mr.. ard Mrs, G. b. Pei
lev. water pitcher, Miss Clara Mayors; cake
stand, Miss Allie Mayors; cut class berry
set, Misses Minnie and Laura Leach; coal
vase and fire irons, Mrs. II. Vance and
family; silver forks, DIR. and Mrs. II. I.
Ford; silver pickle castor, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
l.. McMechcn; silver sugar spoon and but
ter knife, IL. y. Peabody, Jr. cut class tea
set, Miss Annie Brown; water set, Dir. and
Mrs. L. Eskey; carving set, James Farmer;
cut class water pitcher Miss Annie
Johnston; hand painted bread plates,
Misses Debora and Nellie Osborne;
parlOr lamp; Mr.. and Mrs. Il. F. EStcp,
water set; Miss ROSSella Lindsey, silver
pickle castor; Harry V. Bowers, silver
sugar spoon and butter knife; Chatham
Sinclair. set fac-simile Peach Blow vases;
Mack WhiteSidc, hand-painted table scarf;
Mieses Mary and Annie McCabc, silver
tawel rack; J. c. Simpson, Jr., gold
mounted napkin hing; ". JeSomc Rankin.
dedar water bucket; Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
Roberts, jewel casket; Miss Sallie Peabody,
water pitcher; Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Parkin-
son. toilet set; Mr. and Mrs. John W.
Davis, toilet mats; Miss Jennie Davis
one dozen frosted tumhlerS, Miss Ida Me-
Mcchen; water set, &. l.. briggs; fruit
dishes, Miss Ida Hendrix; plush picture
case, Miss Laura Dare; linen towels; Miss
Aimee Vest, toilet mats, Miss NctieWhite-
side; box ruching, Miss Annie RurSee; oak
leaf pickle set, Mrs. Frank POrtcriicld; col
lar and cuffs, Miss Elva Fitzgerald; table
cloth and napkins, II, ". Fisher white
linen table cloth, Mr. and MIS-, VIM, u.
Leach; Turkish towels, Miss Annie Leach,
aud Mr.. and Mrs ThOS. Evans; cream lace
bed set, sam WhiteSidc and Geo. Taggart;
linen towels, Mrs. John McWhorter;
silver hair ornament. Miss Carry Vance;
purse of silver, Mr.. and Mrs. James Me-
Conn; linen table cloth, Rev. and Mrs. J.
Price; canary bird sad case, bins Erank
McGilton; bed spread, Mr. and Mrs.
Casper W. Kronhart; he'd spread, Mr.. and
Mrs. John W. Leach; turkish towels, Mr..
and Mrs. James lielleyi silver castor
from MrS, Matilda Morgan, grandmother
of the bride.