Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-25

Of the evenings entertainment. Refresh
ments were served at a seasOnable hour
and altogether it was very pleasant, in
structivs and enjoyable evening
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Thursday evening the handsome resi-
dence Of BIT. George W. Luiz, on South
Front street, Island. vas the scene of a
happy event in the nature of a reception
given complimentary tn Misses Mary and
Hattie Hook by Mrs. Lntz Quite num-
Der of young folks were present, and the
time was spent in a most delightful mar
ner, cards, dancing and tempting refresh
ments adding to the enjoyment of those
present. 1t was about O'Clock Friday
morning before the merry party dispersed
to their homes, delighted with the enter
tainment.
On Wednesday evening Mr.. Edward
Jones, of Bellahe e, and Miss Mollie Sylvis,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Caleb Sylvis,
we're married at the residences OF the brides
parents, on Eleventh street, IN the pres
erce Of small number Of relatives ana i'm
mediate friends, Rev. George w. Grimes,
of Thomson NJ. E. Church, officiating.
Mr. Edward Sylvis, brother Of the bride,
and Miss Maggie Hall we're the only at
tendanls. After the ceremony pleasant
reception was held and Mr.. and Mrs. Jones
received countless congratulations and
good wishes. Refreshments were served,
and at late hour the company reluctant
" dispersed, Mr.. and Mrs. Jones being
driven to their future home ia Bellaire.
TIE event of the week at Bethany was
the marriage of Mr.. Wa. a. COWan, the
genial and popular iverymsn of that
place, and II IS Mary Brown, the efficient
and charming pOstmistIess. The nuptials
occurred al $50 O'Clock al the residence
of Rec. ". K. PendletOn, that gentleman
performing the ceremony. O1ly a few
friends of the happy couple were present
and after receiving their hearty congralu-
lstions Mr.. and Mrs. COwsn were driven
70 Wellsburg, accompanied by several
friends, where they boarded q train on the
Panhandle for IN eastern bridal tour.
Thousands of good wishes follow them.
The event in sOcial circles the past week
At Hannibal, O., was the reception tender
ed their daughter Lizzie, Friday evening,
August %. by Mr.. and Mrs. G. Hyer, Of
mai place. As reported by the RRGIsTER
q sbort time since, Miss Lizzie was mar.
red TO Mr.. Mortimer Williams, of Mar
TINS Ferry, in Allegheny, Pa After
snerdlng a short time in Franklin, Pa,
tbe happy couple returned to Hannibal 10
receive the congratulations of their many
friends. Mt. and Mrs. liver certainly
did themselves proud in the royal manner
in which they welcomed their daughter.
Mira. liver, assisted by her daughter in
law, Mrs. John A. Hyer, and others, re-
ce.vs5 the guests as they arrived. During
the congratulations within, the Hannibal
C3rnet Band on the outside paid their re.
spects by rendering some of the music for
which they are becoming Justly famous.
After the congratulations were concluded
the party were lead to the dining-room,
where en- elegant supper had been pre-
pared. Cards, dancing and music occu'
pied the remainder of the evening. That
all present spent a most enjoyable evening
could be read in every countenance. The
bride is one Of HannibsPs handsomest
young ladies, and will be sOrely missed
from social circles there. The groom is g
most estimable young man Of Martins
Ferry. Among those present were: Dir.
4. 3. Williams, of Martins Ferry, father
of the groom; Mt and Mrs J. L. Wells,
Of Martins Ferry, orother-in-law and sis
ter of the groom; Mr.. and Mrs John A.
liver, of Darlington; Mr.. and Mrs. David
Hyer, Mrs. II. Neuenschwander, the
BRIDES sister; Mrs A. O. Yetter, OF Ssrdis
Miss Annie e,hmiller, New Martinsvillei
Mrs F. Neuenschwander, Mrs. II. WEIGH
sci, Misses Irene NOll, Minnie O'Neill, Lib
Noll, Lucy Hofer, Alma Neuenschwsnder,
Katie Dunlap, Mary Houk, Minta Fisher,
and Messrs. Dr.. T. W. McKslvey, VIM.
Neuenschwauder, Clair O'Neill, John Lad
rack, George Ksst, Fred HOfer and Albert
Fisher.
A select party party will be given al
| Bolenbergeris Hall on the South Side,
next Friday evening, With the following
committee 10 charge; A. M. Wayman,
Frank Clifton, Ed. Carr, John Bane, J.
/ c. Wayman and VIM. Shrlver. Neu-
har,'s orchestra will furnish the music.
A very pleasant time is anticipated.
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The picnic given on the State FAN
grounds Thursday for the benefit of the
Sisters Of 81. Joseph was a success in every
way.
The Beethoven picaic at Wheeling
Park last Monday wss eljoyod by large
crowd, tie Pennsylvania visitors being
| especially well pleased.
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A pleasant party was given at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. EcSsrt, on
North Front street, Island, Tuesday even
ing, in honor of Misses Mary and Hattie
Hook. The evening was spent very pleas