The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-15

were dressed in dove. colored satin,
draped with chiffon Of the same shade,
and velvet butterfly bows on shoulder
and skirt gloves and slippers to match. A
abort tulle vel ompl. ted the costum'.
Those on the left wore gowns Of cream
satin draped with chiffon Of the same
shade, and white velvet butterfly bow
on shoulders and skirt, gloves and slip:
ners to match, and short tulle veil
caught with jewel pins. :,
Then came the maid Of honor, dressed
in cream satin, draped in chiffon, with
garlands of rose leaves, pink slippers
and gloves, and a long tulle veil, caught
with rose leaves.
The bridesmaids entered chained to.
pether by garlands Of smilax and pink
and white roses, also carrying bunches Of
white and pink roses, followed BY the
bride on tho arm Of her father: :,
She was dressed in faille silk, draped
with chiffon, with garniture Of lilies Of
the valley, beaded with pearls, enveloped
in a long tulle veil, caught by o Marie
Antoniette wreath of orange blossoms,
her tiny feet encased in white satin
slippers, embroidered in pearls. She
carried in her hand bunch OF lilies OF
the valley, and wore diamond orna-
ments.
The bride was met by the groom lean
ing on the arm Of his brother, the best
man. at the foot OF the ChanCel steps.
After her father gave her away, they
entered the chancei, where the rest Of
the ceremony was performed under q
beautiful floral arch, Rev. DR., r. Rush
Swope, the rector, officiating.
A reception took place Immediately
after the ceremony, at the home OF the
BRIDES father, Monument Place. The
house was beautifully decorated through.
out with holly and roses. The bride
received her friends in the ball room,
which was o bower 0t beautiful roses
and smilax.
There were at least two hundred
guests at the house, and the reception
was one OF the most brilliant and mem.
orable events OF its kind that Wheeling
society ever graoed with its presence.
A wedding dinner was served, which
was one OF the most sumptuous ever
partaken OF, and the Opera House Or
chestra, which occupied corner in the
ball room, almost without cessation
played during the entire evening, and to
It's music q great many danced.
The presents were unusually hand.
some aud tasteful. Among them were
the following:
Plates, r. and D. E. staluaker, Wheel.
ing, w. Va; silver pickle fork, Frances
J. Jordan; cut glass decanter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nathaniel Tyler Lane; cut glass
vinaigretts, Mrs Armstrong; Worcester
chocolate pot, Mrs. S. F, Patterson, SO
West Twenty.fifth street; poplton
cracker jsr, Richard Crawford Campbell ;
Carlsbad vase, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene n.
Hildreth; china fruit bowl, Mr.. Frank
Milton; cut glass rose bowl, Gregory
Barrett; Japanese vase, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Alex Laughlin, Monongahela House;
silver pickle iorkand olive spoon, Mrs.
Charles Wile0n Milligan; pine MICA
nae, Mrs. ]. F. Sweeney silver pie
knife, Miss Phelps; silver truit dish,
Mrs. George =. Cookies atter.dinner
coffee spoons, DR.. and Mrs. Alonzo
Phelps, Nitta Yama, Miss. after.dinner
coffee spoons, MIR. A. W. Campbell,
ice cream spoons, Mr.. and Mrs. Allie
Howell; silver olive dish and fork, Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Grub; pear.handled
kuiyes, John 0. Pendleton handker.
chief case and handkerchiets, Mrs. L.
s, Delaplain, 1907 Chapllne street lamp
shade, Miss Morgan, 1S4l Second street
cut glass water bottle, DR.. Pres.
ley Carr Lane; pair cut glass col
oPne bottle, Mr.. r. Booker Robinson
table. Mr.. and Mrs. N. E. Milton; clock
and ornaments, Messrs. George Baird,
Walter Bell, Samuel Harrison, Samuel
Hazlett, Alex Updegratf; ape.half
dozen silver teaspoons, Mr.. and Mrs. !.
G. Hoffman,; pearl handled fruit
knives, Messrs. a. A. and Il. 0. Franz.
helm; royal copper vase, MI. and Mrs.
Andrew Wilson silver olive spoon, Mrs.
Mary A. Franzheimi CAGE Of silver, Mr..
sam Patterson; jardiniere, Mr.. and
Mrs. /. G. Dillon; aayiland bread and
hntter plates, Mr.. and Mrs. 3. Bush
Swope; cut glass fruit bowl, Mr.. II. n.
and Miss Cecil; cut glass almond dish,
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver I. Rhodes; Wor.
cester bric.a.brac pitcher, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. II. McEourhey; piece Oasiso19 pic.
vase, Mr.. and Mrs:J. Wrestling; fancy
rose iar, Mr.. ana Mrs. Y. .. DalaTeH
china individual cream ana sugar, Mte.
Mary pslapIaln; foya worcester
pitcher, Miss Josephine ana MISS NC
Cabei Ltmogese tea pot, ~. and Mrs.
Robert jeffrey Reed pair pictures, Mr..
and Mrs, J. D, Do ois; leat doyliee, Mrs.
w. II; Hosaeki Brulon tray and tongs,
franklin 2. JePson silver berry spoon.
Mr. and nara; AllreI .. Sarteti mlyef
cSndelapra, nj. ana MEs; s5eolge WISE
silver cheese scoop. MISS armstrong;
silver sauce ladie, Mias ott and Miss
Hszlett; silver oyster FORKS, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. j. Holloway atter'dtnner coffee
cups, Mr.. John A. Howard cnt glass
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