Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-09-18

Jessie Dalbey, of Union Springs. Ala
Miss Nellie Helmick, of Urbana, o.;
Miss Clare Schryver, OF Baltimore; MISS
Louise Kincheloe, Of Warrenton, va,
and Miss Lura Culbertson, OF Alliance,
o.
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Mr.. Aug. Movers and Miss Mary
Reinheimer were married last THURSDAY
evening by Rev. Haas. The attendants
were Misses Louisa Nolte, Louisa Al
binger and Messrs. Louis Nolte and JOS
Wlnterholter. Mr.. and Mrs. Meyers
were the recipients of many handsome
and useful presents.
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The Owlette, social organization OF
Benwood, will be entertained by MISS
Mollie Stewart Friday evening. Inc
club will hold monthly meetings at the
residences of members throughout the
coming season.
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The marriage Of Mr.. Girstmeyer, OF
Wheeling, TO Miss Emma Kaylor, OF
Benwood, will take place next Wednes-
day evening at s O'Clock at st. Mat
thew's German Lutheran Church. The
ceremony will be performed by the pas
tor, Rev. Mr.. Boesil.
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Mr.. Samuel McPhee, Of MeKeesport.
Pa, and Miss Mary j. Smith, OF the
South Side, were married Tuesday al
ternoon at the residence OF the bride
parents, No. 1891 Wood street. The
groom is well known young man OF
McKeesport, while the bride is daugh-
ter OF Mr.. Thomas Smith, the well
known assistant manager or the Metro
poltan Insurance Company, Of this city.
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Tuesday afternoon the residence oil
the brides parents at Morgantown was
the scene Of pretty wedding, Mr.. Ed
ward Smith, OF this city, and Miss Lii
lie Hennen, of Morgantown. The bride
is a daughter OF Mr.. Matthew Hennen,
furniture manufacturer of Morgantown.
The young couple were the recipients OF
many presents. At AIS they left over
the 3. 81 0. for Washington, Baltimore
and other Eastern cities. The brides
maid was Miss Lucy Donnelly, and Mr..
Thomas Downing as best man, both OF
| Morgantown.
DR.. Robert S. Harvey and Miss Josie
E. Pickles were married Friday, Sep
TENDER 9th, at Denver, Col. DR.. Har-
vey is well known here, having been q
resident of this city. The newly mar
ried people will reside at Spokane,
| Washington.
What would winter be without q play
and what would lemonade be with
| out straw in il? Where else but at
| the theatre may we see the good world
and the naughty world side by side?
| Where else can we so entirely forget our
cares, or find provocative for the
! healthy laughter that is so aSsiStlYe to
the digestion of our Muligatawney and
our Chateau Yquem? Where else but
in an orchestra chair beneath the glamor
of the chandeliers and the calcium
lights!
Miss Maggie Magee rendered her Wis
itor, Miss Maggie Mcpherson, Of De-
troit, a delightful reception Tuesday
evening at her residence on North Eoff
street, previous TO her departure for
her home Friday. Miss Magee will ac-
company her visitor to her home. About
fifteen couples were present.
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The banns of marriage have been
published in Parkersburg Of Mr. James
Mccain, OF Wheeling, and Miss Agnes
Acton, of this city. The wedding will
take place on Thursday, September %,
at 1870 p. m, at st. Xavier's Church.
The Tuesday Night Club Of Benwood
gave a very pleasant hop in Dolan's
Hall Tuesday night. The affair was
we'll attended by people from the South
Side and from Bellaire. Fosters full
orchestra of Bellaire made the music.
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Miss Nora Voitle, OF the South Side,
was surprised Tuesday evening by
number OF her young friends. The
evening was spent in very pleasant
manner by all those present Dancing
was INDUCED in.
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The lady members of the South Side
Gaiety Club have issued cards announc-
ing leap-year dance to be given by
them the 10Th Of next month. Killmyer
will make the music.
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The Elks' first annual outing is a
thing OF the past, a bright phase Of the
retrospect. Though a trifle cool, a
fairer day than Thursday could not have
been fashioned to wish. There was
scarcely cloud to mar the monotonous
serenity of the blue sky. 1t is probable
no other organization than the Elks
could have secured such a faultlesS CON-
bination for picnicking purposes, and
with self-couscious pride the whole herd