Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-10-23

and accomplished daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. e.. Holmes, was married to Mr..
-. Horner Davis, son of Mrs. G.. d.
Camden, formerly Mrs. Myra Davis.
The ceremony was performed by RY.
Boardman, and was witnessed by a
large number Of invited guests. The
church was beautifully decorated with
hanging fest0ons Of flowers. The
ushers were Messrs. Frank Moore,
Earle Vance, Carl Vance and David
Price. Mr.. E. K. Davis acted as best
man, and Misses Gertrude Morgan and
Mamie Raymond as bridesmaids, and
Miss Mamie Holmes as maid of honor.
They left late at night for tour
through the West.
a quiet wedding occurred Wednes-
day evening at the home OF Rev. L. II.
Dornblaser, No. 100 South Broadway
street, Island, the participants being
Mr.. Albert Nj. Jones, the well known
East Wheeling and Fulton mail carrier,
and Miss Louisa Dauber, both well
known society<people of the East End.
The presents were handsome and nu-
merous. They will go TO housekeeping
at ITO Seventeenth street, city.
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Mrs. T. w. Shreve gave delightful
"at home" between the hours OF two
and five Thursday afternoon at her ele-
CANT home on the "Heights," MartiR's
Ferry. During the afternoon about
forty ladies were present. The usual
refreshments were served in six courses.
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A birthday party was given Thursday
in honor of Miss Agnes Il. Smith. These
present were Gertrude Loecher, Lo-
retta Trushal, Lizzie Gundling, Clara
Stamm, Maggie Giligan, Annie JepSon,
Nellie HuSemanu, Katie McCallSter,
Rose Dewey, Mamie Mckee, Mamie
Zeigler, Helen and Mary Gorsuch,
Mary Gilligsn, John and George Goecke,
James Gayen, Charles and Tom Gilligan,
Murray Campbell, John JepSon, Men
ger Trushel, Boyd McKeen, Tommy
Glanen, Lou Dewey.
Mr.. J. n. Howard, OF Cameron, and
Miss May Morrison, OF Valley Grove,
both we'll known in the city, were mar
ried by Rev. +. n. Lynch at 1890
Thursday morning at the parsonage.
The bride was dressed in dark blue
travelling dress. The attendants were
Miss Bird Morrison, sister Of the bride,
and Mr.. Harry Willard, of Cameron. A
wedding dinner was served the party at
the Mcclure House, after which they
were driven to the b. & o. depot, where
they took the train for PittSburg and
other Eastern points.
The connubial affair Of the week was
the Hume-Cracraft wedding on Tues
day evening at st. Matthew's Episcopal
Church. The contracting parties were
Mr.. John Potter Hume, Of Marshfeld,
Wisconsin, late private secretary TO
Villas under the Cleveland administra-
tion, and Miss Julia Cracraft, daughter
OF Mrs. Mary Cracraft. The ushers
were Mr.. Sam B. Harrison, Mr.. George
Baird, Mr.. Arthur Bates Butler and
Mr.. William Paxton Burke. Miss Jes-
sic Bates Turner, ever pretty, officiated
as bridesmaid, her charms being still
further enhanced by beautiful gown
Of yellow brocade silk, empire silk and
carrying dark red roses.
The two little flower girls were Miss
Jane Cracraft and Miss Elizabeth Cra-
craft. They were arrayed in toilets of
pink silk, EmpirNstyle, and carried pink
roses. The dc .ions at the church
were attractive were ged.Sn
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