The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-04-13
WEDDING CHIMES.


and Mr.. NoRrH WEST, popular drug
sist of bridgeport, Ohio.
A number OF invited guess arrived at
an early hour and were ushered into The
beautifully decorated parlors. The apart
ments we're scene OF beauty and ex-
quisite taste. Fcstoons of evergreens
formed bower of living green inter-
woven with white hyacinths, in the GEN.
ter OF which h'rse-shoe entwiped with
roses-symbol OF good luck Between
the windows OF the south parlor. was q
floral tower, on the top OF which, was
pure white hand, upholdng cluster OF
roses. Gala lilies, and rare plants were
tastefully arranged on all sides. which
added fragrance to the tropical appear
ance OF the room, making the guests uu
mindful OF the "Beauriful Snow" which
had fallen during the night.
Few minutes after .he hour, appointed,
the bridal party, preceded by DR.. PARK
West and the officiating minister, enter
ed and took their places in front of the
q raj tower when the Rev. W H De.
WORE, Pastor of the Christian Church at
Beallsville briefly pronounced the mar
riage ceremony, and as the loving coup 9
devotedly bowed, Heavens blessing was
devou.ly asked
The bride. charming brunette, hand
somely a,tired in travelling costume,
he6tting the occasion, and the groom
dressed in dark brown suit, were q
picture of love and happiness.
Immediately following the words
which made them one, and bound two
souls for life. they received the hearty
congratulations of relatives and friends,
and the guests repaired to the dining
rooms. where the sumptuous wedding
feast was awaiting them The tables
we're triumph of heauty. fairly groan
ing under all the luxuries and substan-
tials of the season, beautifully and taste
fuIly garnished with natures choicest
flowers-roses, contrasting their beauty,
hete and there, with wrea,bes of.smilax
intermingled with hyacinths, filing the
morning air with their delicious fra
GRANGE. Every one present enjoyed the
early banquet and slaked their sppetites
with relish which manifested that all
we're doubly satisfied with the boundless
hospitality Of the host and hostess.
The many presents were handsome,
valuable and useful as the following list
will show:
Sc, decorated china, Mrs. r. K. Wal
ton, mother OF the bride; Marseillss
spread and pair of towels, Miss E NINA
w Walton, sister; silver water ser
vice. General and Mrs. Mary q West j;
silver cream pitcher, Mr. and Mrs NAL
lory one d, zen silver tablespoons, Mr..
and Mrs. Lade; silver spoonholder, Miss
Ruth Ford; silver berry dish. Mr. Nc
Clellan Spriggs and Sister; silver forks,
Misses Puss Diehl and Dee Beard; one
d, zen danask napkins, G. W.
Hamilton; hammered brass card receiv-
er, Mr. Asher Okey tableclotb, Mr.. aud
Mrs j. H. West. Tiltonville, o +; coun
terpane, Mr.. and Mrs j. G West; q
handsome gold pin, Sir. and Ms. Joseph
West, of Chicago; set silver knives and
forks, Mr.. and Mrs. John Weber, OF
Lewisville; hammered brass image oil
Mignon in plush trsme, Mr. E. L. LAT
ferty, Wheeling, W. Va; a colored glass
water service with hammered braes
waiter. Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Heinlein
Bellaire; marine scene-Adritt, Mr.
Jere. Williams and family, Washington
D G q blue plush toilet set with arri
sene embroidery, Mrs. Josephine KEN
le and Miss Barbara Ho, Ter, McCou.
nelsvllle, Ohio; damask table cloth and
napkins, Mr.. and Mrs. A, C Brapum
Bridgeport; one dozen damask napkins
Miss Jennie Mitchell, Bridgeport; pail
towels, Mrs. Marv r. Peck, Farview
OHIO; damask tahIecloth and tray cloths
Mr.. James c. Walton: a fine parlo
lamp, Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Gilmore, o
Cincinnati; beveled glass mirror will
plush frame and easel. red plush care
receiver In the form of boat, end /,
handsome card of marriage congratula
ticns, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Kirk, O
Wheeling: whisk broom and hras
holder, ornamented with Knight 10 ar
NOR, Miss A. NJ. Doddridoe. of Wheel
ing; decorated china Chamber SET
Messrs. j C Dent, T. C. Judkins am
Chas. A. G.ffin. OF Bridgeport; Frencl
plate toilet mirror, solid bras, frame an,
pedestal, Mr.. Howard NJ. Risher, o
Pittsburgh.
The following was received from
Bridgeport, Ohio:
BRIDeEPoRr. OHIo. April 5. 1885.
Mr. and Mrs North West WoodsAsld, O.:
After expressing our earnest wishe
for your future happiness and prosper
ity, We wish to say, a committee ha
been appointed from our members te
select and purchase for your use, ID
Wheeling, complete set Of boudoi
furniture.
| Your friends,
William C. Tiernan. Milton n. Harri
son. William T. Graham, Frank Fisher
Wm. r. Dinsmore, X. Criswell, Will
liam Alexander, Nicholas Kuhn, Dr.
John Cooke, DR.. W. S. Fisher, Dr.. Van
Wagner. Geo C. Mckee. John A. Top,
ping, A T. B,wir, W. c. Deems, Chas
kaufman, Eli Gilmore, Ross j. Alexan
der.
| The welded pair left on the early
morning train for Pittsburg, and aftel
. few days visiting, they return to Bridge
port, Ohio, where they will lake theil
future home.
They start in life with . bright pros
pect ahead and in the words OF another
may
Perpetual harmony their bed attend.
And Venus still the wel.-marchei pair be
friendl
May she, when Time hw sunk him into years