Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-16

the last year. He was married inWheel-
ing on July 6 10 Miss Minnie L. Gas
mire. one OF Whee!ing's best young
ladies. Mr.. and Mrs. Mcconnell are
stopping for the present with the fam
ily OF BE. Meigheu on Western avenue.
They will take up their permanent resi-
depce ia Mr.. McCOnnelps new brick
mansion I'm McCouuel'S Addition 10
the near future. UOIMdSUiLle Echo.
The P. 3. o. Elks' annual outing at
the Park will take place this year on
August 10th. Admission will be by
invitation, and il can safely be said that
there will be q response almost equal to
the number issued. An entertainment,
consisting of vocal and instrumental
berS, will be given in the dancing
pavilion. Among the vocaliSts engaged
for the evening, Is Madame Kate RoIla,
Wheeliug's gifted singer. The Opera
House Band will give 4 concert in the
evening, and there will be handsome
display of fireworks. The Committee
In charge Of the arrangements is COM
posed of John A. Howard. c. Il. Tracy,
w. Ii. Manning, A. II. Weidebusch,
Joseph Ward, Nate Fiel, and Morris
Jacobs.
Mr.. Jacob BeiswenGer, Of South
Jacob street, celebrated his siXty-ninth
birthday Thursday, Oy gathering about
him all the members of his family and
their families. 1t was q very enjoyable
occasion.
Mr.. w. L. Robinson and Miss Jennie
Schilling were the happy parties to a
pretty nuptial contract at Elm Grove
Thursday evening. The attendants
were Mr.. John White and Miss Nellie
SchiljiDg, sister OF the bride. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Greer.
A bounteous supper was then served, TO
which the guests did full justice. Mr.
and Mrs. Robinson received the best
wishes of their assembled friends, as
we'll as q number Of handsome presents.
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Mr.. David Hammond, Of Grape Creek.
W. Va, and Miss Jane Fowler, of West
Bridgeport, were quietly married
Wednesday evening at the brides home
by Rev. Sweeney, Of the West End NJ.
Z. Church. They left Friday morning
for their future home at Grave Creek.
Rev. A. w. Butts, pastor OF the Mar
tins Ferry NJ. Z. Church, last Wednes-
day evening spoke the impressive
words which Joined together for better
or worse, Mr.. VIM Snyder an Etna
mill employee, and Mrs. Laura Wigger.
ter, both Of Bridgeport.
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Invitations were issued during the
week for the wedding of Mr.. VIM. Reed,
Of Richland, Va, and Miss Carrie Reed,
of South Cbaplne street, this city. The
marriage will take place next WedneS-
day afternoon st the home Of the bride.
Miss Augusta Green very pleasantly
entertained the members OF her Sabbath
School class OF the NJ. Z. Church, Thurs
day afternoon.
Mr., and Mrs. Joseph Wells, Of Mar
tins Ferry, entertained 8 number OF
friends at their home on Broadway,
Thursday evening.
The Beeabout Club entertained hand
somely Thursday evening, 81 its hall on
South Jacob street. Dancing was en-
joyed In spite Of tina warm weather.
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Mr.. Mich ael Mullarky and Miss Mag
sic Vaughan were married in the pres
ence Of an aSsemblage OF invited friends
and relatives, at the church OF the In
macnlate Conception, at two o'clock
Tuesday afternoon. The ceremony was
performed by the pastor, Rev. Father
Mullen. The attendants were Mr.. Jas.
Mull2rkY, brother Of the groom, aud
Miss Maggie Campbell After the cere-
mony Mr.. and Mrs. Mullarky left on a
hOrt wedding tour.
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Avery enjoyable reception was given
and Mira John Frew, at their
60 on Fourteenth street. Thurs
ing, in B nor Of Mr.. and Mrs.