Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-18
Our Regular Ouilln1n
Events
THE WEDDINGS OF rHE WEEK.
With Mention Of the Marry Round Of En-
tertainments

With Mention Of the Merry Round Of En-
tertainmenk.
A LONG LIST OF PERSONAL POINTS.
The marriage of Mr.. NJ. S. Griffith OIL
Baltimore and Miss Laura Berger Lukens'
If the Island, was solemnized on Wednes-
dav morning at II o'clock at St Luke'sr.
+ church on the Island, Rev, j. Gibson
Can't rector of the church, performing
the ceremony. The wedding was avery
beautiful one. the church being decorated
with flowers and plants, and the services
yerv imnressiye. There We're no Drides-
maids MIR. F. C. Hamilton, OF Baitim0e'
was the proom's best man and Messrs: La
y;d n Fulton, of Baltimore, Harry
Franzheim and John Berger, oil TINS ci!y'
nsbers Miss Sage furnished the music.
A Ter a reception at the home of the brides
mother, Mrs. Mary Lukens, Mt. anu ms
Griffith left on the 1:47 tram over tue y.
& p for Cleveland and other points, WIN
many good wishes following in their wake
Al the residence of the brides mother,
Mrs Emily Boyd, on Thirteenth street,
Mr. Samuel l.. Carpenter, OF Denver, Coi.,
and Miss Grace Boyd, were on Tuesday
evening Mt 5 o'clock Joined in the bonds oil
wedlock. Rev. ID. A. Cunningham, u. u,
performing the ceremony. Inc priues NJ,
PENDANTS were Misses Zoe Mcclure anu
Jennie Norton. At the conclusion OF the
ceremony pleasant reception was held
and wedding supper served py caterer
burst. Mr.. and Mrs. Carpenter lett OH
the 1855 train over the II. u .. for their iu-
ture home in Denver, with thousands oi
good wishes following them,
A pleasant little party of young folks as
sembled ut the residence OF MIR. Thomas
Glannon on Thursday evening last Inc
evening was spent in music, dancing ana
juvenile games of all kinds. Refresh
ments werc served to which the little
folks did ample Justice and all retired ut
10 o'clock tired and happy. Those pres
ent were Misses Genie MeGarreii, flori
and CLAIR, Welty, Nellie Moran, Gertie
and Ellenora Loecher, Masters George
Welty. Allie Loecher, Eugene Beuter,
John and Albert Welty, Robbie and Tom
Baby Glannon.
At the Cathedral on Thursday morning
at o o'clock Col. VIM, s, Mock, OF Covlng-
ton, KY, and Miss Cora A. updegratf, oil
this city, were married, Rt. Rev. Bishop
Kahn performing the ceremony, assisted by
Mgr. Sullivan and several of the clergy.
Nuptial mass was celebrated and the ser
vices were quite impressive. After re-
ception at the residence IT tho brides
mother, Mrs. G, q, Updegraff on Twelfth
street M, aud Mrs. Mock left over the
%. L Il. road for Cleveland, Niagara, and
other eastern points, with many good
wishes following in their wake.
An exchange very truthiully asserts that
women generally arc so remiss themselves
in the most ordinary forms of good breed
ing that they have imperiled their right to
claim il from the other SEX, and they sub
NIT calmly TO have their male competitions
smoke while escorting them or driving
with them. Not one could give the an
swcr which the French woman quite inno-
Gently returned to the man who in rail-
way carriage asked her before lighting his
cigar if smoke incommoded her. Il do not
know" she replied, "ior no one has ever
smoked where ! was"
A new game at Newport this year is
called Ancestors" II is played by seven
people, one of whom must be from Phila-
delphia. The Philadelphia is placed in
the center of a circle formed by the other
six players and tells stories about his fam
lily. The Others try to believe him, and
the first one who believes wins the game.
This intensely interesting game has been
tried in Wheeling, but without success on
account of the natural doubling qualities
OfWheeling peoples minds, Many of them
have figured in that game at other places.
Quite number of the friends of Mr..
James Hanes, of the North End, excurted
to the Park OH Thursday evening, where
they celebrated the anniversary of his
birth in a very pleasant manner. Dane
ing, music and moonlight stroll made up
the list of amusements, while bOunteous
supply of good things to cat came in very
acceptable. The happy party came in at 2
o'clock on special train over the motor
line, having enjoyed an elegant time.
Cranmer Caldwell entertained number
Of friends at the home of Judge Cranmer,
out the National road, on Thursday even
ing, III very pleasant manner. The young
folks from the city went out in the "Dr
Hullihen" and did not return until an
early hOur next morning. Cards, music
and other amusements made the hours pass
swiftly away the fun being suspended long
enough at IL o'clock for choice refresh
ments TO be served,
4 very pleasant little full-dress reception
was given by Mr.. Will Arnett, on Friday
evening, Mt his fathers residence on Fiji
teenth street, in honor of Miss Blanche
Euston, ofSt. Louis. The evening was de-
voted to cards, music and conversation, and
was delightful. Elegant refreshments
formed an enjoyable feature of the enter
tainment and were heartily discussed by
the guests.
Cards have been received in the city an
nouncing the marriage in Kansas City re-
Gently of Mr. ID. +. Mcdonald and Miss
Matte Lang. Mr. McDonald's friends
will be gratilied To learn that he was re-
Gently appointed to the head of the freight
department of the X. G., +. s. & G. X, X.
in Kansas City.
The choir Of 81. Luke's p. T. Church
enjoyed delightful picnic at Wheeling
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