Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-10-02

tion may be made Of the efficient and
admirable playing Of the Elite guitar
band, which was composed Of pupils Of
Mr.. w. w. McClelland. who played un-
der his direction.
One OF the most brilliant weddings in
Benwood for some time was that Eol-
emnized at the German Lpt6aran
Church by Rev. Borcele Thursiav even
ing, The contracting ma lies were MIR.
Christmyer, Of i Ton. and Miss Emma
MAYOR, OF MSon. The church was
tSStelu.ly qecorated with foliage and
"nl = lowers. Over the altar was
iGfge arch, from the centre Of which
was suspended a large white dove. The
Bride was attired in a costume of white
laille silk and crepOn, wearing veil
ind orange blossoms. The attendants
we're Mr.. Kaylor, brother Of the bride,
and Miss Christmyer, sister OF the
groom. The usheTs were Messrs. Oliver
Peabody, Joseph Mahood, win Holder
mann and Mr.. Vaas, of Wheeling.
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Cards have been received here from
Lincoln, Neb., announcing the mar
rage of Miss Minnie Major, formerly
of Bridgeport, to a Mr.. Dennis, which
will take place in that city the 9th OF
October.
The marriage of Mr.. Joseph L. Cans
and Miss Myrnie KeeDer, both of Nor
gautown, will take place this week.
The affair will take place at the home
of the brides parents in West Morgan
town next Thursday, at one o'clock
D. m. Mr.. ana Mrs. Cans will go on
wedding tour through the East.
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A surprise party was rendered Miss
Jennie Lutz, a well-knOwn young lady
of the Sixth ward, Tuesday night. The
affair was we'll managed by her friends
and the surprise was complete. The
evening was spent in dancing, the
music being rendered by South Side
guitar and banjo club.
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At the parsonage Of the U. 2. church
at Wheeling Wednesday forenoon, Will
liam c. Smith, Of Brilliant, O., and
Miss Della NJ. Hawkins, of Rush Run,
were united In marriage. Mr.. Smith
was formerly agent of the c, Il p. Rail-
road at Rush Run, and now holds the
same position at Brilliant. The bride
was formerly of Wheeling. and is a
daughter of Andrew NJ. Hawkins, now
postmaster at Rush Run.
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Que of the novel social features OF
the week was the Monday jaunt Of the
McAllister Cavalry. The participants
were MeSsrs. Hal. Speidel, Harry Stall
man, Sam Hazlett, Sam Harrison, E.
B. Frauzheim. Ambrose List, VIM.
Crosby, Will Day, w. 2. Wilson, Chas.
Lamb, NJ +. Wolff.
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The members Of the Mozart Society
In the Eighth ward are making arrange
ments for their opening dance, which
will take place in their hall on South
Jacob street.
Miss Annie Boles, of the South Side,
was surprised at her home, Thursday
evening, by number Of her friends.
They afterward adjourned to the
Cyclers' Hall, where the evening was
spent with various amusements. Re-
freshments were served during the
course OF the affair.
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The friends Of Miss Mary O'Nille
called at that young ladY's house
Wednesday evening, on North Broad
way, and rendered her a pleasant sur
prise. The time was spent In music and
dancing. Before departing they were
invited to the dining hall, where a
tempting repast was spread.
Miss frankie Weller. of Nineteenth
street, pleasantly entertained nnm-
Der Of her friends Wednesday evening
at Der home in q pleasant manner. Vkr
cal and Instrumental music were