Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-22
NOTABLE NUPTIALS
CELEBRATED AT MARTINS FERRY, OHIO
YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.
Mr.. Jams R. Hill, Of S.subsnvills and Hiss Lizzie
Msdill are Made Nan and WIFE
Description Of the Wedding.

Yesterday at high noon Mr.. James II.
Hill. of Steubenville, and Miss Lizzie
Medill, of Martins Ferry, were marr'ed
at the residence Of the brides parents
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Medill, in that city.
The ceremony was performed in the pres
ence of only the intimate friends and rela'
tiyes of the contracting couple. At q 10"
minutes before the clock struck t~eive'
the bride and groom. preceded BY the
attendants, Miss Eta d. Smith sno
Mr.. Frank d. Hill, brother Of the groom;
entered the parlor, where Rev. Edward
Campbell of the First Presby terrain Churcn'
of Martins Ferry, stood in front OF 8 bank
of NOTED plants and artisticaly arranged
cut flowers. The wedding party formed
a semicircle in front of the minister wniis
Miss Emily Warwood, who had rendered
the wedding march as they entered, changed
to the soft strains of Call me Thine OVID.
Mr.. Campbell performed the ceremony,
which was his initial effort, in pleasing
manner.
Congratulations and well wishes follow.
ed. after which an elegant repast, served
under the direction of caterer Darsf, was
discussed by the guests. The bridal couple
departed for the X. Il .. depot In TINS Guy
Immediately after dinner. They 60 70 Cni /,
cayo, and thence west, to be gone severai
weeks.
The presents were elegant and tasty, and
presented beautiful spectacle when gain
cred together in one upper room. line
guests present, with the presents, are as
follows:
DIR. and Mrs. A. r 0ng, Martins Ferry,
elegant decorated china set; DIR. and Mrs.
Will III. Hall, one dozen engraved hint
tumblers; DR.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Blackboard,
damask table linen; silver knives, forks
and spoons, Mr.. Frank ID. HUI, Of Steu-
benville; silver tea set, Mrs, BAR ana MRS.
Worthington, of Steubenville; linen nap
kins and table spread, Mrs. A. s. Wallace,
East Liverpool; engraved water set, Mrs.
George II. Smith, Msrtsn's Ferry; hand
painted berry bowl, Mrs. Anderson; hand
painted bowl, Mrs. J. G. Mcclure; silver
molasses crue,, Mrs. r. b. Grayson, Pitts.
burg. Silver and ruby tea set, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. +. Hill, Stsubenville. Etched
and yilded butter dish, Mrs. NJ NJ. Sheets.
8 liver berry ladle, Mr.. and Mrs. Dewitt
Haines. Silver knives, forks and spoons,
Mr. M. Fl. Ong, grandfather of the bride
Carving yet, Mrs G. G. Surls. East Liver
pool. Slaw bowl, Mr.. and Mrs. L. j.:
Hatch. Decorated side dish, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. W. Ipglebright. Oriental vase,
II. A. Drennen, Minneapolis. Import
ed Hungarian vase, Miss Blanche Medill,
sister OF the bride. Linen table spread
and napkins, Mr.. and Mrs Miffiu Oog
Vegetable dish, DIR. and Mrs. B. o. Viii
liams. Silver sugar spoon and
plush case, Mr.. and Mrs. Viii.
liam Mann. Pie aud cake knives,
Misses Jennie Dixon Jessie Swar.z
Matte Exley and s b Thomas. lndivid-
usl salt and pepper service, Mr.. and Mr.
Harlan Ong. Family Bible, Mrs. Joseph
Medill, mother of bride. Card receiver,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r Ratcliife. Silver but.
ter dish, Mr. and Mrs. John Spence and
George Spence. Solid silver fruit basket,
decorated in gilt, jet and bronzs, Mr.. and
Mrs. James r. Richardson, Of Mansfield,
Ohio. Solid silver spoons and case, Mr.
and Mrs George w. Medill. Bronz,
vases, Roscoe @. Gag. Glass water service,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Vermillion and MIR.
and Mrs.. j. V. B Woods. Etched water
service, Mr.. and Mrs l. Spence. Silver
butter dish, Mr. aud Mrs. + NJ. johnson.
Persian water jug, Mr.. and Mrs. james A.
Dickson. Silver soup ladle, Mr., and Mrs
James Mcdonald. Silver spoon holder,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ii o. Wetherald. Plush
scissor box and scissors, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas w. Shreve. Brorz'
statuary, Jessie and Geo. g. Pierce. Gus
pador, 8, H. A. McNichl Pro z, Mantle
ornaments, Mr.. and Mrs. William Surls
Steel engraving, Ioez Coyle. Silk plush
hand painted table throw, Mr.. aud Mrs.
J. c. Gray. Hand painted plaque, Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Smith. French clock
Mr.. Fred Isufenberger and Mr.. James B
Taylor. Bolster and pillows, handsomely
embroidered, Miss lola Ong. Check fol
$3.50, Joseph Medill Owing to lack o
space discussion of the toilets worn and
other features Of the wedding is postponed
for the Friday issue.