Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-28
april OBSTACLES.
s THB PREIlI IkRYlS-lRWIN WEDDING At THE
ST. LUKES YESTERDAY.
Ths Ws's 81 Social Gaysds to eliminate in
Hfllianl Reception at he Y. N. C. A.
R,oms On Friday BysniBg--Othsr
Joys That Abound.

Dn the Island It was very pretty
wedding, and one that was witnessed by
large assemblage Of relatives aud
friends. The contracting parties were
Mr.. William Bancroft Jarvis, Of Chi
cago, and Miss Eliza Clarke Irwin, the
accomplished daughter Of Mr.. William
Wylie Irwin. The chancel OF the
church was handsomely decorated with
flowers and plants, and they were
Hastily arranged, giving the interior a
most pleasing effect.
The ushers were all prominent society
gentlement, these graceful function
aries being Mr.. Il. b. FranZheim, Mr..
Charles Lamb. Mr.. Al. Bowie and Mr..
Curtis Brown, Jr. Mr.. Wylie Irwin,
brother of the bride, acted as best nan.
The bride was arrayed in brown trav-
cling dress, with hat and gloves TO
mach. The nuptialS were sol
emnized by the rector OF the
church, Rev Jacob Birmingham,
and at the conclusion Of the ceremony
an informal reception was held, during
which Mr.. and Mrs. Jarvis were the re-
cipients OF showers Of congratulations.
A large number of beautiful presents
were received. The newly married
couple took the $50 train for the West,
followed 70 the depot by quite number
OF friends, who heartily wished them
every happiness on their journey. Mr.
and Mrs. Jarvis will go TO Housekeeping
at No. 6l9 East Eifty-third street,
Chicago, where they will be at home
after May 9Th. They have handsome
home, all furnished and in readiness for
their arrival.
An entertainment will given at the
Young Mems Christian Association
building. on Friday evening, by the
Ladies' Auxiliary OF the Association.
The various apartments will be lavlShly
decorated, the ladies' will be becomingly
attired, the programme Will Do pleas
ing, the delicacies will be tempting,
and in all essentials the affair promises
to be brilliantly successful. The gen
eral arrangements have been made by
Mrs. A. j. Clark, Mrs. l.. j. Bayha,
Mrs. j. y. Vance, Mrs. John j. Jones,
Mrs. X. H. Williams. Mrs j. c. Lynch,
Mrs. Judge PAUL, Mrs. T.. nj. Strong,
Miss Hattie List. Mrs. w. A. Wilson,
Mrs II. NJ. Harper, and Mrs. Nj. w.
Amick. These ladies will be assisted
In the refreshment rooms By the
"Spinsters" and other young ladies'
The programme will embrace music by
the Premier Banjo, Mandolin aad
Guitar Club, reading by Mrs
G. NJ Afford, a vocal solo by
Miss Sue Bradshaw and a violin solo by
Miss Flora Pollock accompanied by
Prof. SchOckey. There will also be
pretty drills AMI choruses. Mrs
George-B. Caldwell has trained Choir
rus OF sixteen girls and Mrs. Judge
PAUL has instructed twenty very little
girls In a cute drill aud song. The fol-
lowing young ladies will participate in
DOsture drill: Misses Sue Caldwell, Eta
Harper, Laura Cald we'll, Mamie Grubb,
Maud Richards, Ella Wright, Mary
Moffat, Alice Caldwell, Sue Wright,
Matte OFT, Mary PAUL, Eta Rinehart,
Helen Caldwell aud Lille Norton. A
wand drill will be admirably executed
by Ethel Bailey, Cora Matthews, Ada
Jepson, Laura Dalzell, Grace Pollock,
Jennie JepSon, Alice Pollock, Sue Sti-
Eel, Emily Pollock and Nellie Stifel.
Mr.. Julius Lohse, Of South Market
street, yesterday celebrated the ami
yersary of his birth, and the twenty
fifth anniversary Of the date he started
in the saloon business. Quite number
evening, and Mr.. Lohse was the re-
cipient OF a number Of handsome pres
ents.
Mr. and Mrs. G.. w. Kennedy enter
tanned a number Of their friends in
handsome manner Tuesday afternoon
az their home on South Front street,
Island, 10 honor of their crystal we'd
ding. An elegant supper was served
and an enjoyable time was spent by all.
The happy couple were the recipients
OF a nuWber Of choice presents.
Thepe will be two weddings to-day.
Al $50 this afternoon the Wilsoh-Evans
Iptials will be solemnized az the Sec
Ond Presbyterian Church, and at
o., o'clock this evening the WOrls-McAd-
mans wedding will occur at the Fourth
M Street Methodist Church,
the A pleasant affair was given Tuesday
tonight at the home Of Mr.. Wilson Ken
10 bsdy, corner Fink and Front streets, In
outjonor OF his birthday. A large number
Of I his friends were present, and pleas
tioknt evening was passed at cards, music
sol I'D dancing.
" The Fortnightiy Club gave its last in
lor affair Of the season at Franzheim'S
all last evening. Prof Killmyer OH
l ated az the piano, and supper was
ken at bursts. The Club will give a
Cd at Wheeling Park about June lst.
~ Mr.. Joseph Jacob AID Miss Jennie
fll ANN both OF the South Side, were
= - uietly married in ST. Mary's Cathedral,
oH 'ttsburg, yesterday afternoon at
Only few Intimate friends
Va ed the ceremony.
III Cardsaro out announcing hop TO be
u given BY the young ladies OF the Eighth
4 4 ward at ne Cyclers' Hall on the even
II ing OF the md OF May. The affair will
= be Ia the nature Of q calico leap year
I hop.
" The Ladies Aid Society Of the North
fRtreet III. ii Church will give musical
Ind literally entertainment at the
Church thisSseniug. The proceeds will
10 toward tha repair fund.
A The Cotillbn Club will hold bust
hess meeting this evening at the resi-
An dence Of Miss Mamie ID. Grubb at Echo
Point
BAzAAR AND FESTIVAL
A SuccessFul Anair at AriOn Hall Last
Night
The bazaar and festival given at the
Arion Hall last night by the congrega-
tlon OF the Zion German Lutheran