Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-04-19

DR.. +. II. Kuykeniall No Miss Maud
Grimm, niece of Mrs. Snodgrass. The
cerCmony was performed by the Rev A +.
F'lippo, of Roanoke. Virginia, assisted by
the Rev f. p Robertson. of Martinsburg.
| Plotted plants and softly shaded lights
beautified the parlor, along the centre OF
which the ribbons were drawn by Masters
Steve Snodgrass, Emmett Fiery, and
Archie and Ben Oden. The wedding party
came in 10 the strains OF the bridal chorus,
from Lohengrin, PLAYED by Mrs. Fred.
Luscomb. and sung by quartette com
posed of Mr. and Mrs. Flick and Messrs
Walker and Emmett. The ushers, pre-
ceded by the best man, Mr.. Harry Kuyken-
dali. of West Virginia, were Mr.. Thomas
Mackenzie, of Baltimore; DR.. 5. V. Fiery,
of Martinsburg; DIR. f. Oliver Belt, of
Washington, ID. c., and DR.. H. L. Hilgart-
ner, of Baltimore The bridesmaids were
Miss Stewart, of Martinsburg; Miss Kuy-
kendall, sister of the groom: Miss Imogene
Fiery, of Martinsburg, and Miss Emmett,
of MARYLAND These were followed by the
maid of honor, Miss Maslin, of Moorefeld,
and the little flower girl, Miss Louise Snod-
grass The happy couple were. the recipi-
ents Of many handsome presents. They
left on the eleven o'clock train for their
future home in Chattanooga, Tenn.
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The marriage of Miss Sara Edith Will
liams, of Scranton, Pa, daughter of DR..
and Mrs J. NJ Williams, to Mr.. Henry
Frank Harrison, will take place next Wed
nesday evening in Scranton MIR. Harrison
is a son of Capt. George w. Harrison. OF
Piedmont, and nephew of Mr. Sam B. Har-
rison, of this city. He is assistant traffic
agent of the West Virginia and Pittsburg
Railroad
The principal wedding Of the coming
week will be the marriage of Prof. Henry
Krippaline, teacher Of modern languages
at Lindsly Institute and Miss Julia Dora
Friedrich, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
George Friedrich. The affair will take
place Tuesday evening at nine o'clock at
St. Luke's Episcopal Church, Rev. Jacob
Birmingham officiating Miss Annie Sage
will preside at the organ and play the usual
wedding selections. The ushers will be
Messrs. Walter Hall, Samuel Harper,
viii Caldwell and Robert Ewing, all mem
bers Of the groOm's class 1t the Lindsly.
They will be accorded a reception at the
new home of the bridal pair at % South
Penn street at the close OF the ceremony.
The new home has been handsomely fur
nished throughout by the groom.
The concert to be given by the Wash.
ington and Jefferson Banjo Mrndolin and
Guitar Club, of Washington and Jefferson
College, at the Opera House, Friday even
ing, May LIST promises 10 be one OF the So
ciety events Of the season. The club has
been under the instruction Of Prof. G. w.
Fleming, of Pittsburg. Those who have
heard MIR VIII Sweeney sing will be
pleased TO learn that he is to be vocal solo
ist Of the CLUB. That the concert will be a
society event will be seen by reading over
the names of the ladies who have consented
TO be patronesses of the club on this oc-
casion, as follows Mesdames DR. John
L. Dickey, j. w. Grub, c. B. Hart,
A. J. Sweeney, Flora Williams, George X.
McMechen. w. A. Wilson, Alfred PAUL,
DR.. Robert Reed. PEBBLES Tatum, DR..
Cunningham. n. E. Whitaker, Nellie L.
Palmer, G.. Ed. Mendel, w j. w. Cowden,
James Cummins, Hullihen Quarter, George
Gibson. A w. Kelley, A. j. Clarke, Col.
w. w. Arnett, T. c. Moffat, DR. Il. o..
McMasters, George X Wheat, julius Pol
lock, John j. Jones, E. NJ. Pearson, DIR.
Aschmann, j. n. Vance, GeorgeIE. Stfel,
John NJ. Sweeney, Howard Hazlett, Rob-
ert Delaplain. X. Rush Swope, John t'rew,
John K. List, George b. Caldwell, j. b.
fancy, Mary Franzheim, Andrew Patter-
son. j. +. Sweeney, Nelson q. Whitaker,
Lawrence Sands, John Culbertson, George
r. Taylor, Norris Horkheimer, James
Speidel.
Next Thursday evening at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Speidel, on Chaplin9
street, there will be given social by the
Chancel Social of st. Matthews Episcopal
Church. 1t will be novel affair in the
nature of box party, the patrons purchas-
ing boxes neatly packed with sundry
things, no one being aware of the contents,
the guests receiving many original and
curious surprises. During the evening
there will be a few musical and literary
features, aud in the latter Mr.. Frank Hen
ming has kindly consented to give brief
recital