The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-11-21
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A BRILLIANT WEDDING--Tues-
day, November 18th. 1888, at 2
o'clock in the afternoon, at the resi-
dence of the brides mother, Oakland,
this county, by the Rev Marshall,
Of Virginia, AIr. T. Hill Marshall,
. Of Charleston to Miss Blanche P.
sebrell. The Wedding March was
rendered by Miss Katie Noyes.-
There were present on this delight
full occasion, Mrs. Julius Stehlin.
Mrs. Graves Hubbard, Mrs. Jim
Payne, Mr.. and Mrs. J G. Thalaker,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. II. .Easley, Misses
Laura Payne, Louise Gramm, Katie
Noyes, Mary Thayer and Matte
Page, of Charleston, Miss Katie
S,ribling and Mr. Griff. T. Smith,
Of Point Pleasant; Misses Meta and
Lillian Brosius, of GaIlipolis, Ohio;
Atrs. Kate Couch, Gen. and Mrs.
3ECausland. Mr.. C. E Jones, DR.
and Mrs. T. F. Stuart, DIR. and Mrs.
J. n. McConihay aud Capt. J. B.
Morgan, of Mason county. Brides
maids and grooms-men as follows:
Miss Emma Morgan, first brides
mid, Mr.. Fred Schwartz, first
.--coIasman, Miss Katie Stribling,
ssec1d bridesmaid, Mr.. e. o. Chill
roe, second groomsman; Miss Lillian
Brosius, third bridesmaid, Prof. B.
S Morgan, third groomsman; Miss
Meta Brosinz, fourth bridesmaid,
ar. Lew Bowling. fourth grooms-
man The presents were many and
elegant, The groom's present was
q handsome gold watch setin pearls.
The following is list of presents:
Mr. and Mrs. T. w. Marshall. father
ard mother ofthe groom, large enamel
al clock with bronze figures; Mr. and
Mrs. " K Marshall, fine oil painting;
State House friends, two handsome
piksh chairs; Mr.. and Mrs NJ. Z. Devine,
chamber set; Hon B. y Morgan, after
dinner coffee set; Mr.. T. W. Schwartz,
silver cake basket; 8Ir. and Mrs Thala-
ker, bronze figure; Mrs J. NJ. stackhlin,
table cover; Mrs II. L. Huff, etching
brass on easle; Miss Mary Thayer, ivory
hand-painted calender; Miss Kate Moves.
after dinner coffee spoons; Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Couch, gold lined berry spoon:
Mr. c. G. Lewis, jr., set OF desert knives;
Miss Meta Brosius, hand painted toilet
set; Dr. and Mrs McConihay, diamond
breast-Pin and cuf-buttons; Mrs and
Miss Payne, dozen after dinner. coffee
spoons; Mrs. f. C. Burlington, handsome
towel rack; Dir. L. F. Bowling, elegant
butter knife; Miss Matte Page, hand
painted silk throw; Mr. Grif 7. Smith,
handsome set fruit knives; Miss Emma
Burlington, hand painted banner; Mrs.
h 6. Hubbard, bureau scarf; DIR. 4. F.
Stuart, set Of fruit knives; Hiss Lillian
Brosius, handsome silver pickle-dish;
Sir. C. and A Burlington, pair of silver
napkin rings; Mr. and Mrs a. P. Rand,
elegant toilet set; Miss Anna Burlington,
set OF doylies; Brosius & Co, handsome
French antique clock; Mr.. c. o. Chiffon
set OF silver tea spoons; Miss Katie
Stribiing and Miss Emma Morgan, han
some silver cream spoon; Miss Ellen
Burlington, embroidered towel; Mr.. w.
w Tompkins, silver berry spoon; Mr..
C. E. Jones, silver card receiver.
After the wedding the guests re-
paired to the spacious dining rooms
where an elegant rePast was spread
to which all did ample justice. Mr..
Marshall and wife took the o'clock
train for New York, by way of Old
Point Comfort followed by the best
wishes of their friends.