Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-28

The guests began to arrive about
nine o'clock. II the hall, which was
gracefully festooned with evergreen
aud smilax, they were met by the re-
ception committee, composed OF Messrs.
o. p. Dewey, J. ?. Adams, Z. B. Franz
helm, NJ. l.. OFT, n. T.. Stanaker, e.
Ed Mendels and Walker f. Peterson.
Stationed behind a bank Of flowers was
the Opera House Orchestra, which dis
coursed its sweetest melody, the music
filing the entire building. The guests
after promenading about the
building, and noting the re-
cent improvements made, all partic-
ipated in the evenings pleasures out
lined by the programme committee. IL
was midnight when the luncheon was
served-the luncheon for which the
Fort Henry is famed. The menu was
merrily discussed. 1t was two o'clock
this morning when the last guest re-
luctantly departed. Last nights affair
was the first at which dancing was a
feature, and this made it more enjoya-
BILE than previous receptions.
Among the guests were the follow
Ing well known society people: Mr. and
Mrs. Walter II. Rinehart, Mr.. aud Mrs.
B. :. Allison, MIR. and Mrs John Frew,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b McMechen,
Mrs. Geo. X. McMechen, Mr..
and Mrs. c. &. Hart, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Adams, Mr.. aud Mrs. q. Ed
Mendel, MIR. aud Mrs. B. w. Peterson,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Glass, Mrs j. d.
Culbertson, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Ewing,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. fancy, Mrs.
A. A. Wheat, DR.. and Mrs. J. Belleville,
Col. and Mrs. Z. II. Norton, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. r. McCourtney, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
L. OFT, Mrs. Frank Hearne, Mis- 7. c.
Moffat, Mr.. and Mrs. Gil Browne, Dr.
and Mrs. q. A. Aschman, Mr..
and Mrs. Louis SteenrOd, Mr.. and
Mrs. Platoff Zane, Mrs. A. A. Franz
helm, Mr.. and Mrs. Stanton Of Pitts
burg, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Barker Of
New Brighton, Miss Mary Moffat, Miss
McCourtney, Miss Frew, Miss Bessie
Lamb, Miss Lydia McMechaD, Miss
Gilchrist, Miss Lizzie Mendel, Miss
Mamie Fisher, Miss Hupp, Miss Gene
Friend, Miss Mary Campbell, Misses
Cara aud Louise Dean OF Pittsburg,
Miss Nellie Basel Of Clarksburg, Miss
Steele Of Washington, Pa, Miss Wheel
er and Miss Soper OF New York, and
Messrs. B. X. McMechen, w. f..
Peterson, Clark Hamilton, Rob-
ert c. Haase, Hon. j. j..
Woods, William Ewing, d. E. Stall
maker, Ran Stalnaker, +. +. Schafer,
O. c. Dewey, Hullihen Quarter, Frank
p. JeDson, DR.. Il. IL. Cummins, c. f.
Dickinson, Chas. W. List, c. b. OFT,
Chas. Lamb, Fred. Banner, Mr.. Gilke-
son OF Romney, Robert Hazlett of New
York, George Laughlin Of Cleveland, K.
S. Norton of Washington.
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At the residence of Mr.. w. NJ. Marsh
yesterday at - o'clock noon, the mar
rage of his daughter, Miss Celtic, to
Mr.. Marsh LantZ, took place in the
presence Of the relatives and few close
friends Of the family. Rev. DR.. f. d. T.
Buckley performed the ceremony, which
was one of the most charming events
OF the season. The attendants were
Mr.. ]. G. Lantz, brother of the groom,
and the brides sister, Miss Lettie, while
the wedding march was rendered by
MISS jessie MdIcus 4 ub par lOio HGsO
tastefully decorated with smilaX, holly
and various flowers and plants, and d.
rectly over the happy couple during the
ceremony was an elegant floral horse
shoe Of white lilies and smilsx.
After the congratulations and bles-
sings had been spoken, the guests re-
paired TO the dining where an
alahorate wedding dinner was served
by Mrs. Ziesenfelder. The brides
dress was of cream silk, trimmed in silk
lace to match, and that Of the brides
maid Of pink silk, very tastetully
trimmed. The groom and best man
wore the usual black. After a short
eastern tour Mr.. and Mrs. Lantz will
take up their residence in Warrington,
this State, Mr.. Lantz being proprietor
OF the first hotel Of that city.
Best wishes from 3 large circle Of