Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-20
BENWOOD.

The marriage or Miss IL. mCUee,
charming young lady of Centre ward, to
Mr.. F. Tierney, popular and well-known
Young man, will take place at st. Johns
church next Tuesday.
A small sensation was created one night
last week in one of the wards by a
even the elastic conscience of reporter
forbids us to write man-masculine specl-
men Of the genius homo INDUCING in the
pleasant pastime of beating his wife on the
street. -,
The Riverside works is running in all
departm ents.
The wheeling Co.'s plant has not re-
sumsd as yet.
Miss Lizzie Hire, of Bearsville, O., was
the guest of Mrs. F. Bowers, last week.
The trustees and teachers Of the public
school held their regular meeting, Friday
evening.
The funeral of Mr.. Steen took plBce
Friday afternoon from Hamilton's Hotel.
The interest shown in the revival at the
Church of God is unprecedented in tie
history of that church. The Evsngelists
who have been working there will close
their engagement to-day.
The Harkins-D etemple wedding took
place Tuesday at o'clock, at st. Johns
Church. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. H nehemiah. The bride, Miss
Anistasia Detemple, was sttiIed in hand =
some costume of goblin blue Henrietta
cloth. with velvet toque to match. The
bridesmaid, Miss Katie Detemple, wore a
similar costume. The groomsman, Mr.. +.
Harkins, and best-man, Mr.. Andrew Har-
kins. wore the conventional black. After
the ceremony a reception was held at tie
residence of the BRIDES mother, on Water
street. After they had received the best
wishes and congratulations of those pres
ent. the guests were ushered to the dining
room. where sumptuous banquet awaited
their discussion. In the evening
an adjournment to Scanlan's Hall
was made, where dancing WAS In
dulged in until late hour. The fol-
lowing is a list of the presents: Silver
spoon holder and cream pitcher, Mrs. Z.
bstemple; lace bed set and spread, Miss
Kate Detemple; pair of vases, Miss Gusta
Detemple: silver butter dish and knife,
Mr. Andrew Harkins; silver knives and
forks Mr.. Neil Harkins; fine silver castor
and lamp. Mr.. and Mrs. P. Havey; set OF
silver tea spoons, Mrs r Hirkinsi table
linen. Mrs. Ella Shear; bed spread, ).
D.egan and family; pair oftowels and cake
stand. Mrs. r. Hayey; set of silver tea
snoons. Misses Anna and Maggie Giolin;
silver table spoons, Mr.. f Hsvey; silver
f,nit dish. Mr.. and Mrs W. Bricelsnd; sill
yer breakfast castor, Mr.. Thomas Forrest
silver pickle castor, Mr.. NJ. joyce;
set of towels, Mrs. L Schadi
narlor lamp, Miss Anna Mccullough;
axe stand, Mr.. W. Smith; table linen,
Misses Jennie and Maggie Burr; silver
nickle dish, Miss Lizzie DOlan; pair oil
towels. Mr.. S. Gibbons; silver molasses
cruet Mrs. Timothy Grogsn; set OF silver
teaspoons. Mr.. NJ. Murry; plush case, Miss
Mary Hall; pair towels, Miss May Lake;
silver cake basket, Messrs. Bernard and
Toseph Ward; water set, Mr.. A. LandoI;
ns;r towels, Mr.. and Mrs. W. Deegan; sill
YER sugar bowl, Mr.. Philip orossin; par
towels. Willie Strand; table linen, Miss b
Dolau; silver carving set, Mr.. Jos "nitei
stand scarf Mr.. Charles Schsd; silver
napkin ring Mr.. NJ. E S'egman;
Handsome parlor lamp, Mr.. Willie Shsd
nair of panels, Mr.. Joel Scanlon; table
Cloth. Miss B. Travis; wall pocket, MI
". Mccullough; toilet sat, CLARA Detempie;
set of of napkins, Mrs. Kate Travis slI.ei
sugar spoon, Mr.. Thomas Allen; sci OF
nankins, Miss Della Smith; rocking cnslr,
Friend & Son.