Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-06-26


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shore to spend IN st Of the heated
term.
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There will be an enjoyable time at
Wheeling Park on Tuesday evening OF
this week. The Arion Society, always
alive to all that is new and enjoyable,
will give a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
fest. 1t promises to be one Of the most
elaborate and delightful affairs OF the
season. There will be open air instru-
mental and vocal concerts by the Opera
House Orchestra and Arion chorus. The
invitation says that during breathing
spells display of pyrotechnics, balloon
ascension with aerolities and messages
for Cleveland and Harrison and illuml-
nation of various kinds will furnish cas-
cades of amusements. 1t also suggests
that you bring your past, present or
future sweetheart with you. A rose in
your button hole will be in order In THE
evening. The committees in charge OF
the affair are as follows: Louis c. Sti-
fel. A. Rolf, John Friedel, Geo. Eckhart,
DR.. Aschmann, +. H. LANCE, Il. j.
Bayha. DR.. Stifel, Judge LETTERS, Chas.
Schmidt, H. Bieberson, Geo. Hook, Ed.
w. Schaefer, Frank Woeber, A. a.
Franzheim, j. A. Hess, A. Z. Marsch-
ner, Prof Killmeyer, (. Driehorst, u.
A. Beuter, T. Z. Schambra, Geo. Brem-
err, c. Vieweg. Committee on promen-
aiding and dancing-F. Diegmueller, l..
A. Rolf, Milton Mabis, Oswald Schreib-
er. Frank Klieves. Louis Lane, William
Kirbach, Joe Hoffman,, f. f. Behrens,
Charles Ebeling. Committee on amuse-
ments-F. Riester, Edmund Booking,
c. A. Schaefer.
Mr.. George Wacker and Miss Carrie
Eidler, both of Bridgeport, were mar
red Wednesday night at the home OF
the brides parents, out the National
pike. Rev. KAUFMAN, pastor OF the 81.
Pauls German Lutheran Church, OF
Bridgeport, performed the ceremony In
the presence of only few intimate
friends.
Invitations have been received at
Bridgeport and Martins Ferry for the
marriage of Rev. Charles Chalfant and
Miss Blanche Mulhollon, both of Pitts
burg, at the Park Avenue Presbyterian
Church on July 9TH. Rev. Chalfant is
well-known in Bridgeport and Martins
Ferry.
The Spinster Clu0 and their gentle
men friends will be entertained with a
bowling party at the Park on Wednes-
day evening by Miss Jessie Turner.
The party will 60 out on the seven
o'clock motor and return at ten, whence
they will adjourn to the home OF the
hostess on Twelfth street, where other
hours will be enjoyed. All are looking
forward to the affair with delightful
anticipations.
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A pretty event it was, the Mcclure
Stevenson affair ut the United Presby.
terrain Church N Tuesday evening
The principals were DR.. John h. Nc
Clure, a prominent young dentist, and
son of Rev. j. T. Mcclure, d. D., and
Miss Annie NJ. Stevenson, the accom-
plished daughter OF Prof. A. NJ. Steven
son. Principal of the Madison School.
The ushers wore Messrs. II. c. Sweeney,
Hon. j. c. Heinlein, Of Bridgeport;
James L. Day, 4. c. Shatfer and w. K.
and j. +. Stevenson, brothers OF the
bride. The wedding march was played
by the Opera House orchestra, stationed
in the gallery, under the c'"ection OF
Prof. Spiel. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. j. 4. Alexander, of
New Athens, Ohio. The bride was
handsomely arrayed in heavy cord
ed silk, while the bridesmaid,
Miss Sarah Fawcet, wore white crepe
with pearl trimmings. A pretty feature
of the affair was the presence OF two
little flower funCtionaries, the neice and
nephew of the groom, Helen Mcclure
Cowden and Master Walter Mcclure,
son Of Jas. Mcclure.
At the conclusion of the ceremony the
bridal party was driven to the home Of
the bride on South Front street, where
an informal reception was held, after
which Mr. and Mrs. Mcclure took the
10 o'clock train on the Panhandle for
the East.
Hymen's court presented a small
carnival scene last week as the process.
sion of matrimonial candidates moved
in glad array to the melody Of Ginning
Dells, to floral shrlnes, taking, upon
them selves the sacred letters that hold
their winning captives in pleasant
bondage, The god of day shined upon
the numerous weddings, while the rosy
god of love was omnipresent, and
beneath his genial smiles shadows
passed unnoticed across the skies.
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Cards have been issued by Mr.. and
Mrs. Conrad Bachman Of South Eof
street, for the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Miss Annie, to Mr.. Harry Leeds.
The groom is night foreman at the Riv-
erside Tube Works. The ceremony will
take place next Thursday evening at s
o'clock, at the Chapine Street NJ. f..
Church. Rev. +. y. Lynch will Off
ciate.
The young gentlemen members Of the
Cotillion Club are making preparations
for a picnic on the Fourth Of July. The
site has not yet been settled, but
II is likely that they will picnic some
where in the vicinity Of SLEEPY Hol-
low"
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Now that the Minneapolis and Chi
cago conventions are over, perhaps II
may be pleasant to review the political