Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1893-10-19
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MCFADDEN-WALKER-T marriage of W. Fl.
McFadden, Esq, of Harrison county, to Miss
Sadie Walker, of Flushing township this county,
which took place at the home of the brides mother,
Mrs. Elizabeth Walker, on Wednesday the 1ith
inst. at u NJ, was a social event of more than
usual interest, owing TO the high social standing
and distinction of the parties concerned. The
marriage was solemniZed by Rev. McMichael, of
the q. P. church, assisted by Rev Hackett, Of the
Presbyterian church. The attendants were Miss
Maggie Walker and Miss Carrie MeFadden, Mrs.
W. j. McMichael acting as Organist About sixty
guests witnessed the ceremony. The cards issued
were neat and artistic, the music well rendered,
the dress OF the bride and groom rich and becom-
ing, and the dinner and all the appointments of the
wedding in the best style. After the ceremony,
and while standing in place, the happy couple re-
ceiyed the congratulations of their immediate
friends and passed out to dinner. The dinner was
elegant and abundant and after its enjoyment the
bride and groom received the congratulations of
the guests. The day was spent in pleasant social
intercourse. The guests from distance we're
Miss E a Lyon, Oakland, Cal; Mrs Lizzie Nc
Connell, Alliance; Mrs. Jennie Sharp, Urbana;
John Mcconnell, ESQ.,, Alliance; Miss Minnie Cul-
bertson, Cambridge; Miss Minnie Martin, Bridge
port; Mrs. Harriet Crnmbacker, Morristown; A.
81. McGlenn and wife, Martins Ferry. The pres
ents were numerous and valuable, consisting of
silver, glass, China, etc. Both Of these young
people were very popular in social circles and
their many friends wish for them extended years
of happiness and prosperity.
Miss Anna Lee left home on Wednesday OF last
week to make visit to the Worlds Fair, and also
an extended visit among relatives in the West.
Lemuel Carpenter received painful, but We are
from tree few days ago.
Mrs. Ef6e Cunningham is visiting relatives at
!Cassvill. Miss Maggie Coup is with her sister.
Mrs. Jennie Stevens at Shepherdstown.
Walker Carpenter, of Flushing, was the guest of
his son here for few days recently
Mrs. Elizabeth Milburn, kind, neighbOrly,
helpful woman of this locality, is seriously ILL., of
which her friends will learn with regret.
w. S. George and wife are the happy parents of
new boy baby, and friends are daily extending
congratulations.
T X. Gregory piloted number of Worlds Fair
visitors from this locality through the city showing
its attractions in such kindly and efficient man
ner that it was thought fitting to show token of
their appreciation by the presentation of neat
pocket Bible.
Owing to their numbers and our inability to pro-
cure all the names of the Fair visitors we have to
omit personal mention. So far all have arrived
home safely and well pleased with their visit
The Rev. McMichael rendered his resignation of
the pastor of the U. P. congregation on Sabbath
last, and has accepted call from the U. P cor-
gregation of South Argyle, New York, and will
ask for his release at the coming meeting of Pres
bytery, Oeto 26. He has proved faithful and ac-
ceptable minister, and our people will part from
him and his estmable wife with sincere regret
w. S. 10y, of Illinois, was the guest of DIR. Work
man for few days last week H.