Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-03

same shade The rooms were also embel-
rsled with p0tted flowers and plants. Mrs.
Grnhb wss assisted IN receiving the guests
by Miss Harrison. Mrs. Mary Deloplain,
Mrs. ~. C. Motlat, Mrs. Rev. h. Rush
Swope Mrs Col. W. W. Arnest, Mrs. Geo.
*. McMechen and Miss Parau. In the
DINING room coffee was served by Mrs.
Matte Thortou, chocolate by Miss Amy
Chapline snd tea by Miss Maud E,clts.
Prof Charlie Hillmeyer played very
prettv programme Of music during the
entertainment, which added charm TO it.
Many lsdiss called and were Delightfully."-
entertained.
Wednesday afternoon, st half past three
o'clock. the marriage Of Hon. b. ). Nor
gan, STATE Superintendent Of Free Schools,
ana Miss Anne. youngest daughter OF
Mrs Jane ThoburD, was solomnizad at the
United Presbyterian Church IN very
pretty manner. The only attendants were
the ushers, Messrs. W A. Ol.eY, Of FAIR
mont. w. II. W Barb. of Parkers-
burg. Prof r. A. Armstrong, of West LIB
erty. and Robert b. Mcclure, of this city.
Rev. j. T. Mcclure. ID d, pastor OF the
church was the uficatng minister, and
the service, which was original, was GER
ainlY beautiful one. The brides father
and mother were the first couple that DIT.
Mcclure ever married, thirty nire years
since. snd in referring 90 this event his re-
marks were very eloquent and touching.
Az the conclusion OF the ceremony the
bridsl party retired to one Of tie church
parlols. where an informal reception WIS
held and the happy couple were showered
with congratulations and good wishes.
They were then driven 20 the Ono River
depot where they took the 1870 train for
plrkershurg, remaining there all night,
and going on 90 Charleston Thursday
morning The bride wore a very becoming
costume of electric blue b10adclOth, with
bonnet 90 match, and carried q bunch of
Nlrschal Neil roses. The groom and usE-
ers WOKE 5ark Prince Albert suits. Pref
SchCckey presided no the organ aad played
the Mendtl-sohu march upon the entrance
and exit OF the bridal party, AID a soft
melody during the service. The church
was crowded with friends and aCquaint-
arces OF the couple, ard Tie assemblage
was q cultured ore Dir. and Mrs. Morgan
received a large number of very beautiful
ard cssiul presents.
Wednesday afternoon az q O'Clock, at
che Church of the Holy Rosary, 119,h
street. View York City, Mr. VIM. J. Lutz,
of this CITY, azd Miss Mary Regina Nc
Cshs. OF New York, were married, Rev
Father Meredith, pastor of the church,
chi eating The couple will take an ex-
tecded bridal tour before coming to the
civ. and the b5st wishes of their many
friends here 20 with them. They will
be welcomed most heartily on their ar
Hya. here.
AIr. snd Ms. Fred ". Seymour enter
tsiled number of friends very pleasantly
Tuesday evening II Quotation porty, -
st Mrs. Halhsy boarding house on North
Main street and IL proved q most delight
-l fir The ladies had selected quota
tons ou man and the gentlemen on wo-
men, sid they were afterwards laid around
Che reGeshuent table at the plates Of the
guests, 1one being aware of what the
others hsd written, and the reading OF
them was very interesting. Judges de-
ied which were entitled 10 the priz g,
and Mrs. ". j. ". Cowden took the first
hdy's urzs for a neat bit of original verse.
The rsreshueuts were then attended 20,
and the remainder Of The evening YVES
pleasantly spent In various amusenea;s,
ID hitch music was literally inters oeIsed.
Lass Tuesday afternoon at Tires O'Clock
Mr Jno. Meighsn was married 20 Miss
No,Ie DrsCon. $50 Che Cathedral Tie
church was crowded Wi.h the friends Of
the contracting parus7. Rev Father
Schipp performed the ceremony which
was pretty and impressive. In the eyen-
ing reception was held so the residence
OF the brides parents 90 Seventeenth
street. Dancing, etc., together with an
elegsnt Wedding supper helped 20 make
the guests enjoy themselves. a large sid
elegant array Of presents testified 10 the
popularity Of the yOurg coupe. The
bride IS 8 popular young lad7 OF the East
End and a daughter OF SIR Mel DrscolL
The groom is a vel known young South
Side gentleman and hiss hosts OF friends
erywhere.
The Mystic Crew boat club, of The South
SIDE. called on Louis Thomas, lne of thsir
members, last Friday evening, and were
entertained i1 O royal manner.
Nrs. Bertha Schafer, of the East Eod,
was very pleasantly surprised by about
thirty couples OF her tisrds, las. Tuesday
evening. TIE occasion being her twenty
frh birthday. The evening wss very
pleasantly spent in dancing until midnight
when on elegant supper was served, TO
which al did ample 1stice. Dancing was
then resumed until an early hour next
morning
Miss E,ta Falloure entertained o num-
Der of her friends Tuesday evening, In q
very ulelsant manner at her home on the
Island. i1 honor Of her cousin, Miss Maggie
Davis. OF Massilon, o. Dancing TO Kill
meve-'s music occupied the time until
Midnight. when refreshments were served
and dancing was contiusd until On early
hour next morning.
NJ Chsrles Prsgar's son, John Earl,
entertained a large number Of bis young
friends no his eighth birthday anniversary,
on Wednesday afternoon, from two I'LL five
O'Clock. The young folks enjoyed them
selves playing games and at other amuse-
merits Refreshments were served at four
o'clock. Master Prayer received a large
number Of handsome presents.
A surprise party was given in honor OF
bliss Ciers Fullerton To-day evening at
t.r home on the South SIDE, at which the
nIovirg were present., Misses Mary
Tsrco. Annie Tape, Nellie Kraft Lizzie
Ms1rer, Prudence Higgins, Jennie Ba-
shsr and Clara Fullerton, and Messrs. Van
Cleary. G. IT. Duetorst, James Campbell.
IT. ii. Wolf, James Gilligan snd Edward