The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-23
THREE COUPLES WED.
Prominent Young People Enter Into Llfo

Prominent Young People Enter Into Life
Partnerships.
Three weddings took place in this city
yesterday, which, from the prominence Of
the contracting parties, especially the
brides, all Of whom are well known ladies
in Wheeliug's social circles, attracted an
unusual amount Of attention, especially
among the ladies; three weddings in one
day to talk about 10 considerable above
the average. Two Of the marriages took
place in church In the presence Of large
throngs OF witnesses; the other was an
elegant home affair.
This latter ceremony took place at the
residence Of Mr.. Robert DalSell, on North
Main street. The bride was his sister,
Miss Harriet, and the happy
groom, Mr.. William A. Renshaw,
OF Pittsburgh. The officiating
minister was Rev. DR.. William A. Cooks,
pastor Of the Second church. The house
was Handsomely decorated with flowers,
the bride and groom standing uudera
floral marriage bell. There were very
few guests present outside Of the family
connectiousi which arc quite large.
Several came down from Pittsburgh In
q special car; among them were Mr.. aud
Mrs. ]. Reushaw, MfP. John Dalzel, Miss
Aiken, Miss RsnDhaw, Miss Annie Rem.
shaw, Misses Ewing, Shaw and McCMgo,
and Messts. Harry Miller, Harry Ewing
and A. II. Crangle.
A wedding dinner followed the ceremony
and congratulations. Tho list otpresentg
was o very elaborate one. Mr.. and Mrs.
Renshaw left on the evening p. D. &
st. L. train on an Eastorn bridal tour.
RRAztRR.Woops.
Mr.. viii H. Frazier, cashier Of the First
National Bank, at Caldwell, Ohio, q son
Judge Frazier, who was In the city yester.
sons wedding was married at high noon
Of Colonel Robert b. Woods, Clerk Of the
County Court. Thig ceremony occurred
at St. Matthews p. =. Church, ID Public
Square, and was witnessed by o fash.
ionable ,gGthering, largely COM
posed Of ladles. The bride entered on
the arm Of her father, being proceeded by
the uBhers, Mr.. Sam. Patterson and Major
Russell and Mr. George UpdegsalF and
Mr.. Charles Bo1ley. Az the ohanCel thOy
thoy were INST by the groom who attend.
ed by Mr.. Sam Woods, q brother Of the
bride entered from the otasory. The sof.
vlCss was conducted by the rector, Rev. II.
Rush STope. Mf. and Mrs, Frazier left
las. evening on q two weeks trip after
which they will at once 20 to house.
keeping Rt Caldwell. Mrs, Frazier was
attlred In q bronze green cloth travelling
dress that became her well,
BVlrit-MoRRow.
At 1890 O'Clock the Fourth stroOt NJ,
u. church was we'll allod With an audi.
enCe, which llkO the ono Rt 81, Mathews
church was almost entirely made DIP Of
ladies, Tho prinulpals NJ this wedding
were Nj, o. o, Smith, Awell known ma
chinist Of this city and Miss LlEzl0 Morrow,
Of BenWood,
Tho fishers were MObBn W. D, Nc.
Mechen, OF CaFolhorB, Tom, Kvnhedy
and win r, Morrow, the bElde'0 brother.
The words that made the pair man aud
vile were spoken BY Rev. George NJ.
lile, In q most impressive manner. An
. limpfomptu reception waB held Ia the
chdtgh patlofa iof q lOW nihutea after Tho
wedding, which was taken advantage oi
by many Y offer congratulations