Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-06-30

excellent Refreshments being an enjoyable
feature.
The Pleasant Valley Tennis Club had a
successful and pleasant meeting yesterday
afternoon. It is said the members of this
club eclipse all others in the dazzling bril-
hancy Of their costumes. Especially Is this
a fact Of the gentlemen members.
The reception rendered Rev. and Mrs.
S. B. Barnitz at the English Lutheran
Church on Sixteenth steeet, Thursday
evening, was a very pleasant affair, and all
present enjoyed the occasion most thor
Oughly, especially Mr.. and Mrs. Barnitz.
Rev. Mr.. Heisler, Of Los Angeles, was
also present, and the little talk be made
on missions was very entertaining.
A cOngenial little excursion party went
up TO Steubenville on the steamer BellaiIe
Tuesday evening. leaving here about 8
O. clock and returning at $50. Prof. Char
lie Killmeyer furnished the dance music,
and al aboard had a pleasant time. 1t is
understood that such excursions will occur
about once a week during the summer.
On Thursday as the sun had reached tie
meridian brilliant wedding occurred at
Christ's r. E. Church, Msadville, Pa, and
Mr.. VIM. B. McMechen, of this city, and
Miss Nancy Z. MacLsne, of Meadville,
were made man and wife, the rector of the
church, Rev. Rogers Israel. officiating
The wedding was a beautiful one, the
church being handsomely decOrat-
ed with flowers and evergreens, ard
comfortably filed with the fashionable So
ciety Of Msadville. The maid of honor
was Miss Marian Balleau, of Meadville,
ard the bridesmaids Miss Lydia McMech-
en-, sister Of the groom, and Miss Lucie
Loring. of this city; Miss Ottelie Germer,
of Erie Pa, and Miss Mamie DerrieksOn,
of Omaha Neb. The ushers we're Mr..
John Henry Dick and Mr.. D. A. Gill, of
Meadville, Mr.. @ S. ChappOtin, Of ROches-
ter, n. Y, and Mr.. B. K. McMechen,
brother of the groom, Of this city.
The BRIDES costume was a skirt of apple
green fqile, brOcaded with large pink roses,
asd the waist and Oyerskirt were made in
Directoire style, being composed of plain
pink snd green failIe, combined. She wore
a bat to match and carried a bunch of
roses. The toilets of the bridesmaids
were an alike, being Of white China silk
with accordion plated skirts and ,DirectOire
waists. They wore broad white silk rib
bon sashes and large hats made of shirred
null and trimmed with pink roses, and
each carried a bunch of La France roses.
After the ceremony a delightful reception
e Al a, - ~
j. L. Williamson, with whom the bride
has been making her home for several years
past. The residence was also a scene of
beauty and Mr.. and Mrs. McMechen were
showered with congratulations and good
wishes A wedding breakfast was served
and the bridal couple left on an afternoon
train for New York and other points. The
list of presents was a long and handsome
one. Mrs McMechen has many friends in
Wheeling who will be glad to welcome her
as a permanent member of Wheeling So
ciety.
Miss Ellie Halstead, a former promi-
nent member of Island society, was mar
ried to Mr.. Henry Brooks, a prosperous
merchant of Brainerd, Mimi, on Thurs
day, June 20, At St. PauPs P. E. church
in that city, and her many friends here
extend congratulations.
Mr.. George Runner, of the Island, and
Miss Maggie Rice we're made man and
wife at st. Paul's church on the South
Side, Thursday evening, Rev. Bsehr, the
pastor, officiating. A reception followed
Of the home Of the groom on the Island,
and pleasant evening WAS spent by the
goodly number Of guests present. Mr.. and
Mrs. kurner have the best wishes or many
friends.
On Thursday evening Mr.. August F.
Kramer and Miss Lena Hirsch, daughter Of
Supt Chas. Hirscb, of the Elm Grove mo
tor line, were married at st. Johns church,
on Market street, Rev. VIM. Ulfert, the
pastor officiating. The attendants we're
Mr.. Edward Yaas aud Miss Amelia Kra>
mer, sister OF the groom. At the conclu-
sion Of the ceremony about 100 guests
boarded the motor with the bridal party
and were Whirled out to the Park, where
the event was celebrated in a most enjoy
able manner. Prof Mayors orchestra
furnished the music and dancing was
kept up until a. m, a 1ne supper
was served, and altogether the affair was
a very pleasant one Mr. and Mrs. Kram-
/ en- received countless good wishes for a
happy and prosperous married life.
/ Alr. Henry ". Null cad Miss Katie NJ.
/ Hellrigel were married on ednesday even
I iug at o'clock at the residence of the
I BRIDES parents on the South Side, Rev.
Blehr, Of ST. Paups Church, officiating A
pleasant reception followed, during which
Sir. and Mrs. Null received the sincere
congratulations Of their friends. A sumPt-
nous wedding supper was served and the
guests spent pleasant evening. The pres
ents received were handsome and numer-
Gus. Mr.. and Mrs. Null have gone to
housekeeping on Chapline street.
Mr.. VIM. Hirth and Miss Ella A. Hill
we're married Wednesday evening, at the
residence of the BRIDES parents on Twenty
fnb street. Rev. ". G.. Riheldaffer, Off
chatting The attendants we're Mr.. O. Nj.
Hill and Miss Minnie Neinan. Quite a
number Of the relatives and friends were
present. and a pleasant reception followed,
Mr. and Mrs. Hirth being rendered sincere
CONCENTRATIONS. Refreshments we're served
and a pleasant evening was spent. Inc
presents were numerous and useful
Among those present from abroad were;
Mrs. Asa Roberts, of San Francisco, Cal
Miss Sarah O'Connen, Of Martlnsburgi
Miss Lima Snyder, Of Steu6enville, ana
I Miss Rose Colts, of Martins Ferry.
A BAD SMASHUP.
An Electric Car Runs Into Wagon ana
Two Boys Narrowly Escape.