Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-11

med in pearls, skirt Ell traine, envel-
oped in tulle veil, fastened with dia-
mondh horse shoe. She carried a silver
bound white prayer book, with long
stemmed brides roses between the
leaves.
The impressive Episcopal service was
performed by Rev. 0'Meara, and to the
strains Of the Mendelssohn march, the
wedding party proceeded down the
aisles. They entered carriages In walt
ing asd were driven to the home OF the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l. I.
Hamilton, where a reception took place.
Refreshments were served by Caterer
kennedy, Of P~ittsburg. At IL o'clock
Mr.. aud Mrs. Glass departed over the
B. & o. for Chicago. where they will re-
main two weeks. Upon their return
they will be at home at their apart
ments on Fifteenth street.
The groom is con nected with the In
te~Ittgencer and is one Of Wheeling's rls-
ing Young business men. The bride has
many acquaintances in this city, and is
widely known no less for her musical
accomplishments than her beauty or
person, and many admirable social
traits.
Following is a partial list Of the pres
ents received: Oak chest, brass bound,
with FIVE dozen sterling silver pieces,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Frew; antique oak
sideboard, Mr.. aud Mrs. I. Y. Hamilton;
sterling salad fork and spoon, Miss Mol
lie Frew; onyx clock, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
X. Hall; bookcase and eScritoire, Mr.and
Mrs. c. L. Hobbs; onyx and brass
table with Japanese ornaments, Mr.. ana
Mrs. REIN, of Annapolis; bronze statue,
II. IL. Brown; diamond bracelets,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Hobbs; carving set
Mrs. Cyrus Scott; onyx and brass oan-
quet lamp, Sam Patterson. Chas. Lamb
and Walter Hall; Havland ice cream
set, VIII Arnett; brass candelaora,
Hugh Scott; silver candelabra, Miss
Forgie; silver ice cooler, General Hall;
silver ice pitcher, Col. j. i. r. Streator
aud wife; lamp, Miss Bushdeld;
ebony and brass lamp, Sheriff
A. A. Franzheim; pickle fork, Mr..
and Mrs. Julius Pollock; porcelain
painting, Mrs. E. NJ. Orr; etching, Mr..
aud Mrs. Roman Gardener; steel en-
craving, Mrs. B%urchield; cut glass
salad bowl with mirror, MIR. Nelson Ce-
ell; cut salts and pepper, Fred Hail;
cut glass vase, DR.. and Mrs. John Nc
Lure; cut olive dish, Col, and Mrs. Ar
nett; HavHaud hand painted after din
ner cOffees, Mr.. and Mrs. John Morrow;
china platter, Sam Harrison;
padded leather book, Mr.. A.
w. Campbell; Hsviland china plates,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Hart; silver spices
and tray, Mr.. aud Mrs. Barringer; sill
yer frame and picture, Morgone Trude;
berry spoon, Mrs. M, j. Roberts; after
coffee spoons, Ruth Wells; painting,
Mrs. George Miller; orange spoons, Mrs.
Lamb; fruit basket, Mr.. and Mrs, John
ID. Braden; fruit basket, Mr.. and Mrs
Irwin; Dolton cup and saucer MIR. Allen;
candle holders, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Hill
dreth; berry spoon, Mrs. f. w. Dana;
Royal Worcester vase, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. Il. Daugherty; Royal vase, Hugh
Scott; Royal Wooster pitcher, Mrs. NJ.
J.. Orr. OF Steubenville: Haviland paint
ed ice cream set with dozen plates and
large dish, Mr.. aud Mrs. Samuel
Ruth; silver puff box with tray,
Mr.. and Mrs. Stone; gold liued
gravey spoon, Mrs. John c.
Hupp; bon bon basket OF silver,
DR.. and Mrs. A. T. Hamilton; silver
cake basket, Mr.. and Mrs. Griffith; tray
OF silver, Mr.. and Mrs. 1. G. Dillon;
gold lined spoon, Mr.. b. NJ. Baird; fork,
Mr.. aud Mrs. George X. Nc
Mechen; fork for olives, Mrs.
North and daughter; berry spoon,
Mrs. j. II. DOtzert; buffet s%idetOard,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Frew; bisque orna.
80 Mr.. and Mrs. John Il. Winder;
tered rocking chair, Misses Laura
ellie Frew; cheese spoon OF sterl-
yer. Mrs. and Miss Taylor; gold
ed sugar sitter. Mr.. Oscar Tay-
hd book, Misses Braden; money
rom Col. James McIlvaine.
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she prettiest of the many we'd
ieh took place Wednesday was