Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-29

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IN Thanksgiving George Roth and
Ms, Katie Dorsey were united In mar
r-,re an the Cathedral, by Rev. Father
W.rlligott. of this city, assisted by Rev.
r,-bar Tracy. of Weston. a large num-
bsr0f friends witnessed the ceremony
Alter the ceremony the bridal party re-
aired 70 the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
frank Reister, where a bOuntiful spread
cffye courses satisfied the appeties OF
fsw sDecial friends OF the contracting
r,rries. Among the guests were Rev.
Io5p McElligott, Rev. Joseph Mullen,
Rev. John A Tracy, Mr.. and Mrs. M.
Riley, Mr.. John Roth, Miss Mary Mick
d. Miss Sallie and w. b. McGaryey, or
Weston. and Miss Susie Riester. The
r-ssents were many, quite beautiful and
r,eful. The bride wore beautiful white
creme Decline, en- princess, trimmed In
pearl and feather trimming. The brides
maid. Miss Mary Nickel, was becoming
II attired in white Henrietta.
There was a pretty wedding celebrated
a. Clarington, o., Thursday evening, In
the presence Of about thirty guests, the
contracting parties being Miss Adels
T3pp. daughter OF VIM. ii. TOpp, OF
Allegheny, and Mr.. w. J. Mallory, OF
Darlington, o. The wedding took place
50 the home Of the brides grandmoth-
er, Mrs. August TOpp. Among those
present from out Of town were VIM. II.
TODD and wife, Of Allegheny; Mr.. Aus
lin Baker and wife, Of Sharon, Pa, and
Mss Eva Noble, OF Wheeling. The mar
riage ceremony was performed by the
Rev. r. 4. Sears, at FIVE o'clock. I'm
mediately after the ceremony the guests
we're ushered into the dining room,
where an excellent supper was served.
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pin the issue Of last Sunday the name
Of Miss Lille Newton was given as
member OF the COtillion Club. The
name should have been Mise Lille Nor
ton.
The marriage Of Edward Thalman and
Miss Frances Grubler took place last
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock, Rev.
Father McEllgOtt officiating. The
asherS were George J. Kleeh and John
Ihalman. After the ceremony the hap
py couple were driven to the residence
Of the brides father, on the South Side,
where they received the congratulations
Of their friends. They left at 1O:45 for
q two weeks wedding tour in the East.
Miss Alice Bonde entertained a num-
Der Of friends last Monday evening at
her home on the Island, in honor Of her
visitors, Misses Belle Bonde, Of Dayton,
and Carrie Johnson, Of Columbus.
Euchre occupied the hours until mid
n.ght, when choice refreshments were
served, after which dancing was in
auged in until early morning, when
The party dispersed much delighted
Nth the evenings enjoyment. Among
hose present were Mr.. Ed. Smyley, of
FtSOurg; Mr.. Henry Johnson and sis
Ter, Miss Carrie, Of Columbus; and Miss
Belle Bonde, Of Dayton. Miss Alice
Bonde will leave for Dayton this week,
where the family will reside. Miss
Bonde will ne greatly missed, as she
aAs made many friends the short time
'ae has Soj0urned here.
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a very pleasant Thanksgiving re-
Selon was held at the country home of
MS. A. j. Adams, at Glenn's Run, by
-ef children and grandchildren, num-
Oefing twenty-seyen in all. There were
present fifteen grandchildren. All sat
.ogn 70 an elegant dinner at ! o'clock,
'"o al did ample justice.
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,soea last week at the home OF Mr.. and
aSs Julius Pollock, on Chapline street.
- vas one Of the most interesting OF
. .reF sessions. There were six tables on
&c move. The first prize was secured
nj D. h. Merrlman, the second by
ar ar l. w. Pninney, while the first Ia
C' eS prize was taken by Mrs. J. R. Nc
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10 the near future, Mr.. Stephen Mill
p,Gl Steubenville, o., and Miss Ida
s.s%s'ne' OF WellSburg, will be married
~. .1g residence Of her parents, Mr.. and
~ H. h. ErSkine, in Wellsburg. The
s.spectlye groom has purchased
AZ. ,.le and has it furnished and ready for
ding. - 'Neu'"'''y Si'er the "eu-
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,5-' amelia Miller. popular young
M Vi the South Side, entertained
Tno. Ter ot her friends at her hone. on
ve,e.S1! evening. Music and cards
Ran amusemeRts of the evening.
bor '.'Shnents were served at the usual
an a pleasant time was spent by
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vsst ' OF the pleasant events Of the
20 "a zoo. eG9S place Wednesday evening at
z. Auehce OF Mr.. and Mrs. Willard
Hs n.ssfong, South Market street, by
'''aSe Of their daughter, Miss