Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-23
sIM-BERGER NUPTIALS At ST.
NEWS EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Matrimonial Events ElssWAEs-Pardss
Contemplated Incidents in the Social Life
Of The Month Of Jan@

The wedding OF Mr.. Harry G. Franz
helm, Of the firm Of G.. Mendel & Co.,
and Mrs. Jessie Berger, took place
yesterday afternoon at st. Matthews
Episcopal Church in the presence Of a
large concourse Of friends.
No cards had been sent out, and the
affair was quiet event, compared 70
the usual run of church weddings, yet
there was quite a large and fashionable
assemblage present. The chancel was
Drettily bedecked with flowers, and the
Interior presented an unusually pleasing
appearance. AT the appointed time the
ushers, Col. Albert A. Franzbeim,
brother Of the groom, and Mr.. Ambrose
). List marched down the centre
aisle, while the principals advanced
Immediately to the chancel from one Of
the small apartments adjoining. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. R. r.
Ope, rector OF the church, after which
bridal party marched down the
inter- aisle aud before taking carriages
sid a warm cOngraJulatory reception
o the yesti0ule Of the church.
AT o'clock the happy couple were
driven to the b. s. o. depot, where they
took the b. 4 o. train for New York.
On Saturday they will sail on a German
inc steamer for a TWO months bridal
our on the continent. They will take
In the beauties OF the Rhine, Paris, Ber
lin and other capitals and leading cities
on the continent. On their return they
will reside at Mr.. Clarence +. Irwin'S,
No. $50 North Front street. They will
be home about the middle Of September,
They were the recipients Of host OF
gifts, costly and useful, from their wide
circle Of friends.
Last evening Mr.. and Mrs. Charles M.
Coen, Of the Island, gave a handsome
. reception in honor Of their son, Mr..
Charley Lee COen, who attained his
majority. Mr. and Mrs. Coen received
from S TO 10, after which the young
folks received. Killmyer played, and
The affair was delightful one.
The Royal Arcanum will celebrate
he fifteenth anniversary Of the found
ng of the lodge by bowling party at
be Park on Friday. The members and
number OF their friends will go out on
che s o'clock motor and return on
special at midnight.
A very quiet and pretty wedding took
place yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock,
out the Bethany pike. The high con-
tracing parties being Mr.. George NJ.
Butler, OF Pleasant Valley, and Miss
Lena, the accomplished and charming
daughter Of Mr.. August Warneke, of
Bethany pike. After the ceremony and
refreshments were served, the happy
couple were driven 70 their new resi-
dence in Pleasant Valley, which the
groom had nicely and tastily furnished.
,h testimony OF the esteem the happy
kcOuDle is held in the hearts of their
many friends, az their departure rice in
! proiussion was showered upon them.
Mr. and Mrs. Butler have the best
wishes Of large circle Of friends.
The marriage Of Mr.. Frank .Amarine,
of Bridgeport, aud Miss Jessie Bailey,
daughter of Mr.. Eli Bailey, of COerain,
was sOlemnized last evening at the
nome home OF the brides father. The
affair was very quiz only the relatives
of the parties be present. Rev.
Roberts, pastor o.@the Pennington
Presbyterian church, oficiated. Mr..
and Mrs. Amarine will go to hOuSe-keep-
ing Immediately in their elegant new
home in West Bridgeport.
Mrs. NJ. c. Mitchell, OF Martins
Ferry, gave a very pleasant reception
yesterday afternoon 10 her lady friends,
between the hours OF two and seven.
About fifty were present in all from
Wheeling, Bridgeport aud St. Glars
vile. The afternoon was pleasantly
spent and refreshments were served.