Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-28

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,rat+S ,ved 5lemnized st che
r So, If Pipes, on South
Loon St.eei contracting parties
u,are Mr. Wv Sargeant, foreman OF
the decoratE department OF the Chel-
Sea notterv.fof New Cumberland, ana
Miss Ella Jolly. an accomplished young
lady of Phillipsburg, Pa, ana soclai
favorite. The bride is sister OF BITS
DIR. Pines. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. DR.. w. II. Cooke, pastor
of the Second Presbyterian Church,
and was witnessed by small party Oh
relatives and friends. Immediately
after the marriage an elegant wedding
sumner was discussed, after which Mr..
and Mrs. Sargent were driven to the
r. & 0. depot, where they took the
1890 o'clock train for western TOUR.
Upon their return they will reside In
New Cumberland. Among those pres
ent from distance were d. A. Jolly' OF
PhHlipsburg, and Mead Jolly, OF Beaver
Falls, father and brother respectively
of the bride: Mrs. Thomas, OF Beaver.
Pa. John Strain and Chss. Strain, OF
Allegheny. Pa; Mr.. Taylor and MISS
McLain, of New Cumberland.
A LAWN FETE.
There was a very attractive and sue
cessful lawn fete, last night, on the
beautiful grounds in the rear Of Nelson
Stark's residence on North Front street,
Island. Chinese lanterns and other
Nominations enhanced the beauty OF
the scene greatly. IL was for the ben
eft of the Eoff street NJ. Il. Church,
and the receipts for ice cream, CAKE
lemonade and fruits we're fully up tie
expectations. Guests were arriving
and departing until nearly midnight.
Last evening Miss Jessie Turner en-
tertained the Spinster Club and few
of their gentlemen friends with bowl
ing party at the Park. The party went
ont on the seven o'clock motor, and
after a Jolly session with the pins re-
turned to town on the ten o'clock mo-
tor. The guests then repaired to the
home of the hostess, where the latter
half of the evening was equally enjoyed
in social interchange interspersed with
refreshments. The hours, in the hands
of such an agreeable and accomplished
hostess, sped all too rapidly.
There were married on North Mair
street yesterday Miss Blanche Creight
on, daughter of Mr.. J. S. Creighton, apJ
Mr.. a Robert Thompson, Of Elkhart
Ind The wedding was of quiet ma
ture, only a few of the intimate friends
being present. The groom was formerly
a resident of Wheeling, but Is now en-
gagged in business in Elkhart, where the
newly married couple will make their
future home.
This evening at eight o'clock a wed
ding will take place at tks9 Chaplint
Street NJ. Z. church, the contracting
parties being MIR. Harry Leeds and Miss
Annie Bachman, daughter Of Mr.. Peter
Bachman. The ceremony will be per
formed by Rev. f. n. Lynch.
There will be q wedding at st. Mat
thews' Church at a quarter to seven
o'clock this mornicg, the contracting
parties being Miss Callie Girard and
Mr.. w. w. Green, Of New Jersey. The
ceremony will be performed by Rev. Il.
Il. SwUpe.
The marriage OF Mr.. John fl. BOYD
and Miss Fife Goodwin took place last
night at $50 at the parsonage of Rev,
f.. Ii. Dornblazer. The newly-marrled
pair will reside on Twenty-fourth
street.
Miss Mamie Bolen, OF the South Side,
entertained number of her friends
Monday night in honor Of her twentieth
birthday. Various amusements helped
fill in the evening.