Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-25

nineteenth anniversary OF his bhth. About
twenty couples of his friends were prese en-.
and the time was spsnt very pleasantly
dancing to music furnished by Mayors or.
chestIa. Refreshments were served at the
proper hour after which dancing was re-
sumed and continued until an early hour
next mo, ming. During the evening Mr..
Fox was presented with q handsome pair
of sleeve buttonP, the presentation speech
being made by Mr.. Albert Warner.
On Wednesday evening Mr.. o. Russell
Wood, Of Martins Ferry, we'll known
in social and buIiness circles here, and
Miss Cora Louise Kidder, of Terre Hsute,
Ind, were married at the home of the
BRIDES parents. They will m IKE an ex-
tended tour, and will arrive home about
December 1st The good wishes of Mr.
Woods many friends are extended him
and his bride.
Mr.. Jos. II. Ankle and Miss CECILIA B.
KEENAN, were married last Wednesday af-
tsrnoon at o'clock, in the Church Of the
Immaculate Conception, Rsv Father Null
len officiating. This attendants were Mr..
Harry Arkls and Miss Ida Bach, and the
ushers Messrs. Will. Bach aud Will. Bau-
mann. The church was well filed with
friends Of the cont: acting parties. Imme-
diately after the ceremony the couple were
driven to the residence of the BRIDES psr-
ents on TwGnty-ninth street, where they
received the corg atulations of their nu.
melous friends. After tie splendid sup
pr had bsen amply discussed, the crowd
ado urned to TeutCnia Hall, where the
evening wss very pleasantly spent in dane
ing to the inspiring strains of Prof. Chas.
Ri myers music. Mr.. and Mrs Ankle
received quite a number of handsome aad
useful presents. and il their new venture
they carry with them tie best wishes of a
host of friends.
Mr.. Frank Wendell and Miss L;zz'e
He'll were married at St. Alphonsus church
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock, in tie
presence of quite number of friends.
TIE attendants were Mr.. Philip Hoffner
aud Miss Emma Yogt. In the evening a
reception was held at the residence of the
BRIDES parents on EFF street, and a
pleasant time was spent. Neuhsrdt's
orchestra furnished dancing music and the
refreshments were served by burst. The
presents received by Mr.. ard Mrs. Wendell
were handsome and numerous They
have the b2st wishes of many friends.
The Maennerchcr Singing Society will
give dance in their hall on Market street
Wednesday, Thanksgiving eve, and a
pleasant time is assuie1.
The ball given ct Arion Hall Thursday
evening, by Wheeling City Castle No. 2
K. Of G. E, was very pleasant affair and
social success. The Opera House oIches-
ira furnished the music.
Master Tom Parker ert:r'a iued about
twenty Of his young friends at the resi-
dencs of his father, on Sixteenth stree,
last Nor day evening, in horor Of his
sixth birthday, and very pleas ot even
ing was spent by tie young people in vari-
Gus social ADJUSTMENTS. Refreshments
wsre served at q season able hour, ard
when the gufss left they wished their
yourg host many happy return3 of tie
day.
Mr.. James Robb and Mis- Hannah Bar
ton were married a. the Chaplne Street
NJ. +. Chu;ch Thursday evening. by thu
plsto., Rev. W. G. r hel iaffec. The OILY
attsr dants we're the rshers, Msssrp.
Richard Robb S. 0. Carothers, w B
Day and Ed Charnock. Miss Alma Gu
ner oficiatei at tbs or2a7, aud Played the
Mendelssobn wedding match very b?su.i-
fully. At the conclusion IF the ceremony
a pleasant informal reception was held in
the lecture room of ths church, and Mr..
and Mrs Rob were tie recipients Of nu-
merous cor CALCULATIONS and good wishes.