Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-09
CHURCH WEDDINGS
rryLH WAC wTRs HAPPILY MADE ONa
YESTERDAY.
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,rist ana pretty wedding was solemn
.,ad at the Thomson Nj. E. Church on
,be Island, the principals being Mr..
James D. Bodley and Miss Mary Vir-
,ioia Myers, both of this city. The
ebprch was nearly filed with friends
ana relatives, and as on the occasion Of
an church weddings there was a large
Gathering Of curious sight seers on the
The ushers were Messrs. WickHf
Po8ley, Edward BodleY, Henry
RObb and Thomas Moore.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. ]. y. Fullerton, pastor
n the church. The bridal party enter
dthe church to the strains OF the Men
3slsohn march played by Mrs. Harry
travis, nee Maud Bodley. The bride
ras attired in grey travelling costume,
with hat and gloves 70 match, carrying
an her hands q handsome bouquet OF
lowers. After the ceremony the happy
,..r were the recipients OF many con-
sratulationS. Mr.. aud Mrs. BOdley left
6n the 1920 train for q short Eastern
,rf0, and upon their retGrn TO this city
win take up their reSidende ON Six
tenth street. Many beautiful gifts
were bestowed upon the principals.
Observation-Disclosures.
At the Chapl.ne Steet NJ. Z. Church
lasU night ~ $50 o'clock, very pretty
wedding was SOlemniZed in which the
contracting parties were Mr.. Richard
WestwOod and Miss Carrie Moore, both
of this city. The church was we'll filled
With friends of the happy couple. Kew
L. n. Lynch, the pastor, PERFORMED the
ceremony in q most impressive manner
Miss Libbie Moore, q sister OF the bride,
acted as bridemaid, and Mr.. j. Howard
Wells as groomsmaA The ushers were
Nessrs. Newt. Bowler and ThOS. Moore.
SIR. Geo. HspgOOd played the wedding
march. After the minister haa pro-
rOunced the words which made them
man aud wife, the wedding party pro-
ceeded 10 the lecture room OF the
church, where Mr.. and Mrs. Westwood
received the congratulations OF their
friends. They then entered a carriage
aud were driven TO the home Of the
bri0e's parents, on South EOK street,
where a sumDtuous wedding supper was
discussed. Mr.. and Mrs. WestwOOd re-
rsived quite a number of handsome
g,fts from their friends. They have
taken rooms at La Belle and Jacob
streets.
sTEELE-sNuTH.
At the residence Of Mrs. Ann Smith,
No. $500 Wood street, very quiet and
pretty wedding was celebrated last
evening at O'Clock, in which the con-
tracing parties were her accomplished
daughter. Miss Ellen, aud Mr.. Edward
Steele, the popular salesman with Geo.
s Feeney. Rev. ID. L. Ash, until re-
Gently pastor OF the Wesley M. f..
\ Church, officiated Mt the ceremony,
which was witnessed by only the imme-
diate relatives and intimate friends OF
the families. A splendid wedding sup
Der was afterwards served and dis
cussed. Mr. and Mrs. Steele left over
the 3. & O. at 1880 o'clock, for West
trn wedding tour, followed by the best
wishes Of a host Of friends.
PRACTITIONER.
There was o large assemblage last
evening at o'clock az the German
Methodist church on South Chapline
street, TO witness nuptials In which the
contracting parties wore Mr.. VIII
Bach and Miss Carrie ThOner, the cere-
mOnv being performed by the pastor,
. Rev. j. G.. Egley. Mr.. Albert Metzner
presided at the organ, and played ap-
proDriate selections. The uShers who
dictated we're MeSSrs. Carl Miller,
Eddie Bach, Albert Gehring and Ed
ward Gehring. The bridesmaid was
Miss. Ehza Tboner and the best man
NJ. John Johnson. At the conclusion
ofthe ceremony a reception was held
40 the house Of the bride, at which there
Was large attendance. There were
many fne presents showered upon the
happy pair.
FETTE-IMHOFF.
A pretty home wedding was celebrat-
cd last evening at eight o'clock, at the
} residence Of the brides parents, on
MARYLAND street, by which Miss Dora
Imhoff became Mrs. Aug. Fette. Only
a sew intimate friends and relatives Of
the contracting parties witnessed the
ceremony. Rev. Paul Zieglmeyer, pas
tar % the Zion German Lutheran church
caiciated, The groom is foreman OF the
uiElt turn OF the lap weld department.
o., tae Riverside Tube Works, and the
bride is an accomplished young lady
who Is very popular ia the social circle
a. which she moves.
OTHER SOCIAL EVENTS.
The Galety Clue gave q select hop at
Tertonia Hall last night. About thirty
i've couples were present. Mayors or
clestra furnished the music for dancing,
aud refreshments were served through
OUT Che evening.
The Chi Delta Kappa have issued neat
invitations for their first hop OF the sea-
soa 10 Ariou Hail, on the evening OF the
2lst, lust. Those who have attended
the affairs given by the popular club
win look forward TO their opening hop
with most pleasant Gntlcip2tlons.
most enjoyable bowling party was
given at the Park last evening, by q
number Of young society folks.
Prof John Mullen was in the city, on
"Wednesday, making preparations FORE
sumiug his dancing classes this winter.
He found al the desirable halls occu-
pied, and was, therefore, compelled 70
postpone the opening OF classes until
leter in the season, when he expects TO
secure Odd Fellows Hall. Prof. Mullen
has been teaching In Wheeling for
twenty-One years, and has earned an
e1yisble reputation as dancing master.
Hc viii probably organize classes IN
be.Iaire, Martins Ferry and Steuben-
vile.
There will be meeting tonight OF