Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-21

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the newly married pair entered carriage
ana were driven tO the c., L. < W. station,
where they took tbe noon train for Cleve-
land. Upon their return they viii make
their home IN Bridgeport. The presents
received by Mr. ,sud Mrs. Hathaway We're
numerous aud handsome Among those
Who were present at the ceremony were
friends from Wheeling. Seilaire, Cadiz
and other points.
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The Thirty-eighth anniversary of the
Wheeling farmers Association will be Gel
eorstei Wednesday, July 18th, at Wheel
iug Park. In connection with this festival
afeld day viii oe held for the pupils of
Instructor Kroeh's school Prizes will be
awarded 10 the best pupils. The arrange
ineuts SO far made. Include grand parade
through the principal streets OF the city,
and a. Sommeruachtfest until IL O'Clock,
p m The girls classes viii take part in
Uhe parade in q wagon decorated and fur
nished Dy Mr. Anton Reymaun. The &C
tive members of the Association vii. turn
ont iu their uniform, the same as they did
a- tae funniest last summer.
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Miss Annie Y. Howell and Mr.. J. b. Nc
Clymeut, OF the Island, were married ut
thesideuCe of the brides parents, in Mar
ti-s t'erry, "Wednesday evening, IN the
presence of limited number OF relatives
and intimate friends.
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Next "Wednesday evening a handsome
affair VIII be given au the summer resi-
deu-e of Mr.. y. !. Cecil, out the National
ROAD 10 win be in the nature OF lawn
lctC and entertainment The minuet, as
NJ -b, .ttr.,rions mo affair will be nm.
der, t6s ausDices of 81. Agnes Guild of 81.
Ria thew's il II. Church. of which Mrs. 4.
rr,h-,,-s,r r;-b+ 81, o,,-bt o,clocl. NJ this
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The Tcutonia Society VIII celebrate the
fourth anniversary OF us organization on
Juue - with % grand picnic 10 tne fatK.
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The Mccabe Mission Sand, OF Wesley
NJ. =. Chapel, VIII give a picnic on July
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The dance AZ the L.ns'ey Armory, as
"a ioag Stiffness IA this direction. Society
and So ions rested from anything specially
notable I'D this Inc that the guests entered
into the test'vl' es with reoouoled JOY.
About all present lad an appetite for
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a weekly publication bas projected
question 90 ITS readers who were and aye
the Greatest women that ever lived. The
question covers zoo much ground. For
instance one would necessarily wish 10 IN
cude 0cuur-';iis. Joan oi Are, hyp3ua.
Marie increse. t.ikaoeta, t1tntiihr IL al
Russia. Marie 0oWervlue, CHro.i2e HerSn-
ell, Florence Nightingale, George Nanu'
George Eliot, Susan u. Anthony, RANGES
Willard, Harriet -. StoWc anu some ulnefS
who have made their marx in epocns.
turned history or nauEur2teo new eri'S OF
Thought. TO he great does not necessarily
imply goodness.
Tile Fourth Ward Friendly Band tencer-
GA John Happy, Of The East End. pleas.
ANT sercuade Tuesday uight, Ia honor OF his
tfly-s.Xth birthday.
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art If cnterto;,,in,r bnt moi often do we
bo,,r of r.e arr of being entertained. In
tbo first nIaee "a gues- sbouId nave every
,orsi l.r,ficn en-. the hostess and if she has
cer,ain 5uties IN mill tine visitor should
INV, oualities which viii make the duties
easi,r som, ,,sonls arr, very hard to en-
r,rfaiu and tnev make the positiou of host
ess very dinicult and TRYING Even If
thinrs do not exactly suit ones taste NJ
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