Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-09-03

an extended trip through the North
and East. Mr.. Wozencrsft is promi-
nent young attorney Of Dallas, Texas,
being at present the city attorney. The
| heartfelt good wishes which follow them
to their Southwestern home are as sincere
as the regret expressed by the many
| friends OF the bride at her de-
parture from our town. Mrs. Wozen-
caaft Is much esteemed for her lowell
ness OF character and personal charms,
and having enjoyed the fullest benefit
OF educational advantages, she Is recog-
niZed as one OF our most cultured and
accomplished ladies.
A host OF friends and relatives feel in
tereSted in this happy occasion, for
Mrs. Wozencraft is connected with
large number of our citizens, being de-
seconded from one of the oldest and best
known families In the State. Her great
grandfather, Col. Benz. Wilson, was
conspicuous military officer during the
Revolutionary War; her grandfather,
Col. Jos. ID. Wilson, was for many years
connected with the internal improve
ment system of Virginia. and her father
is Col. Ben. Wilson, Familiarity known as
a prominent lawyer, Attorney for the
Commonwealth, member Of Congress
and one Of the attorneys for the general
government. The happy couple were
the recipients Of great variety OF ele-
CANT presents from hosts of friends.
wELCH-sALTsGAvER.
A notable wedding occurred at Fair
view, Ohio, at six o'clock yesterday
afternoon, in which the contracting
parties were Mr.. Fred. S. WEIGH, Of this
city, and Miss Hattie Il. Satsgaver.
The ceremony was performed az the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. d. Saltsgaver, in the presence
of the intimate friends and relatives of
the happy pair. After they were pro-
nounced man and wife, according to the
impressive service of the Presbyterian
Church, Mr.. and Mrs. Welch received
the congratulations of their friends, and
all sat down TO a sumptuous wedding
support which was pleasantly discussed.
They took the eight o'clock train on the
b. & o. for Wheeling, and will leave
this morning on the steamer Bachelor
for wedding tour to embrace Cincin-
natl and other points. They will re-
turn TO this city on the 18th, after
which they will be at home to their
friends at No. GOES Main street.
The bride is leading society belle OF
Fairview, and the groom is popular
salesman at George e. Stifel & Cos. es-
adjustment, on Main street.
CooK-oBERDICK.
At the home Of the brides parents,
on Ninth street, was solemnized yester-
day afternoon at o'clock, very pretty
wedding, in which the contracting par
ties were Miss Lizzie Oberdick and Mr..
Fred Cook, the popular Bridgeport gro
Ger. Mr.. and Mrs. Cook left on brief
wedding tour. On their return they
will reside in Bridgeport. They were
remembered by their friends with quite
a large number OF handsome and useful
presents.
OTHER SOCIAL EVENTS.
Tomorrow some of the Y. NJ. G. A.
members will take an excursion on the
river in skffs. They will row to point
few miles up the river where they
will picnic. The Physical Director will
accompany the party, and the day will
be spent In various outdoor sports. The
arrangements are in the hands OF john
Kindleberger, George Serig, Thomas
Prosser and Robert ErSkine. The par
ty will meet at the building tomorrow
morning at o'clock.
Miss Kate Lavelle was rendered a
most agreeable surprise box party at her
home on Thirty-Seventh street, last
evening. About fifteen couples OF her
friends were present. and spent most
enjoyable evening in the usual social
amusement, music and games. AT mid
night an appetizing repaSt was dis
cuSsed.
The Country aud the Kindergarten
Tennis Clubs will give three days
tournament at the grounds OF the Hon.
w. y. Hubbard, out the National road,
beginning tomorrow afternoon at four
o'clock. The contests will be in gem
tleman's singles. The championship of
the city will be accorded fine racquet.
The ladies Of the United Presbyterian
Church will give lawn fete at the resi-
dence of Cecil A. Robinson, on the
Island, on next Tuesday evening, for
the benefit of the Wheeling Hospital.
Supper will be served at $50 o'clock,
programme will be rendered.
Miss Bessie Hinston will celebrate the
anniversary of her birth this evening
by entertaining her friends at her home
on the Island for few hours. They
will then leave TO attend q country
dance given on this occasion.
The Weinerwurst band gathered at
the residence of Miss Rose Clarity, on
South Chapline street Tuesday night,
and rendered some delightful music, in
honor OF Miss Lizzie Farrell, of Mount
Savage, Md, who is visiting Miss Gar
rity.
Invitations have been received in the
city for an 'At Home and Lawn Fete,
at River Lawn, the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. w. II. Robinson, at Tilton-
vile, O.
A pleasant party was gathered at the
residence OF the Misses Carroll on the
South Side Tuesday night. Music and
games were INDUCED in to a late hour.
Miss Eta Falloure will entertain
number OF her friends at euchre this
evening at her home on Virginia street.
The Epworth League of the Wesley
NJ. f. Church will give lawn social at
the Baths residence on South McCui-
Tough street, next Tuesday evening.
A reception will be rendered ID. ,.
Wingert, OF Lancaster, Pa, the new
physical instructor at the Y. M. Z. A,
this evening.
Excursion to Buffalo via. II. 3 O.-Account
of the Catholic Congress.
Sunday, September Goth, the B. & 0.
Railroad will sell excursion tickets,