Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-06-26

est brown" But after all, we must ad-
NIT, that ''slang" moderately employed,
is ''awful" expressive.
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At early mass at $50 o'clock at the
Church OF the Immaculate Conception,
Tuesday morning, quiet wedding was
solemnized, In which the contracting
parties were Mr.. Plus Braddock, Of
Johnstown, Pa, and Miss Mary Daily,
daughter of Cornelius DAILY, of the South
Side. The ceremony was performed by
the pastor, Rev. Fathar Mullen. Mr..
and Mrs. Braddock left on the early
train for Cleveland, their future home.
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The wedding OF Miss Olive Muckley,
of Bethany, and Mr.. William T. Groom,
of Cincinnati, a graduate of this years
class at Bethany College, took place
Tuesday The wedding occurred at the
college hall in the presence Of a large
number of friends.
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Mrs. NJ. c. Mitchell, OF Martins Fer
~, gave a very pleasant reception Tues
day afternoon to her lady friends,
between the hours of two and seven.
About fifty were present in all from
Wheeling, Bridgeport and st. Glars
vile. The afternoon was pleasantly
spent and refreshments were served.
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A very quiet and pretty wedding took
place Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock,
out on 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 ana
refreshments were served, the happy
couple were driven to theil new resi-
dence in Pleasant Valley, which the
groom had nicely and hastily furnished.
In testimony of the esteem the happy
couple are held in the hearts OF their
many friends, at their departure rice IN
profusion was showered upon them.
MIR. and Mrs. Butler have the best wish
es of large circle of friends.
Miss Katie Findley entertained about
thirty of the little girls who were mem
bers of the class receiving confirmation
at the Church of the Immaculate Con-
ception last Sunday, at her home on
South Wood street last Monday even
ing. The evening was spent in playing
different games, and a tempting repast
was discussed at ten o'clock
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Some time during the summer the
singing section of the Arion will go on
an excursion the date and the place
have not yet been decided upon. The
literary section will give "Sommer
Lebenszweck," and expects to have a
splendid time. On the tenth Of August
the Arion will have time on the new
Fair grounds, and expects to set off
fine show of fireworks. The committee
for the last named entertainment Will be
appointed very soon.
The winter season will open October
10. and a big Columbus celebration, in
honor of the discovery of America, vii!
take place. 1t will be seen from the
above announced events that the Arion
has provided for a good time during the
season, and much pleasure is already
felt in anticipation.
The marriage of MIR. Frank Amarine,
of Bird and Miss Jessie Bailey,
daughter OF Mr.. Eli Bailey, Of Colerain,
was solemnized Wednesday evening at
the home of the brides father. The af-
fair was very quiet, only the relatives
of the parties being present. Mr.. and
Mrs. Amarine will 90 to housekeeping
Immediately in their elegant new home
in West Bridgeport.
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The Gayety Club. of the South side,
has made arrangements for picnic, TO
Ne given by them on next Thursday
night. Mayors orchestra will make the
music.
A reception was given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles NJ Coen at their home on
the Island, Wednesday evening, in
honor Of the twenty-first birthday of
Mr.. Charles Lee Coon. Mr.. and Mrs.
Coen received friends from S to 10, after
which latter hour the young folks were
received and the remainder OF the even
ing spent in dancing to Killmyer. About
twenty couples were present. Refresh
ments were discussed at midnight.
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A very pleasant affair was given at
the home of Mr.. Charles Lee, Tuesday
evening, on the Island, complimentary
to the senior class of the Lincoln school
by the under graduates and past grad
yates of the school. About fifteen
couples gathered in the comfortable par
lors of Mr.. Lee and engaged in dancing
ana cards until late hour. The even
ing will long be remembered by the
young people as one Of the red letter
evenings of their lives.
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White Sulphur! There is not in all
our vocabulary the name Of locality so
replete with suggestiveness and associ-
ations as that one familiar term.
1t possesses a sort Of touch the but
ton and we do the rest" power to mar
velous degree. Say the word and the
scene is visible in the simple variation
of the other magical process, which,
with instantaneous effect, fills the mem
DRY With composite photographs OF
sometime scenes and incidents.
The CAV girl hears the sound OF The
White" with something Of the thrill
which startles the noble charger when
the bugle call of Boots and Saddles"
sounds upon the air, and no less does
her spirit uprise to the exhilarating
thought of active service, conquest and