Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-17
sTEUBENvILLE

SrEUBESvnLE. Septemb er l6.-An ele-
CANT wedding took place Thursday even
ing in St Paul's church, being the mar
riage Of Col. L. e. Fast, OF Morgantown,
w. V, ank Miss Mary Virginia, daughter
of DR.. G. H. McLane. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. II. lie +. Gratan. rec
tor eff St. Paulis. Barney l.. Morgan, or
the Morgantown Post, was best man, and
Miss Maud Linton, Of this city, brides
maid The ushers were Messrs. ROBERT
Chrisman, Paul Linton, John l.. Means,
Lon Munker, Feorge Pearce ana WIZ
Johnson, and little Rachel, daughter OF
A. E. McLane, and cousin OF the pride,
was flower bearer After the ceremony,
which was witnessed by large number OF
invited friends, the wedding party ad-
iourned to the residence Of DR.. McLane,
corner Sixth and North streets, where an
entertainment was given lasting from nine
to eleven O'Clock, when Mr.. and
Mrs. Fnst took Panhandle train
for the Worlds Fair. After seeing the
sights of they White City they Will take
an extensive eastern trip, taking In the sea-
side resorts. when they will go 10 Morgan
town and settle down to the ENJOYMENT OF
married life in an handsome residence Mr.:
Fast has already fitted up. The good
wishes OF large circle Of Steuoenvlle
friends will be with the fair bride ana her
husband ia their journey through lie.
The failure Of Jefferson Saltzman, an
nounced Wednesday evening, was only the
winding up Of affairs that had gone before
and created no surprise, as the failure OF
the Toronto band and Toronto pottery,
both enterprises Of Mr. Saltzman,
virtually settled matters in regard
to his solvency, as neither would have sus-
peuded had he able TO prevent II. II is
claimed that his assets are largely In ex-
cess Of his liabilities, but in these days OF
the depreciation of real estate, in which
he was a large holder, no one can tell now
he will come out.
Prof. John Mullen is home from attend
sng the practice meetings OF the American
Society of Professors OF Dancing. lie
has five new dances for those proficient IN
waltz. schottische and polka steps. They
are: Infant waltz, Badger gavotte, two
step polka, Bolero waltz and Columbian
schottische.
Col. b. L. Morgan, editor of the Nor
gantown (W. Va Post. was in the city
this week attending abe Fast-McLane wed
ding.
The Seminary was the scene Of a de-
lightful musicale Monday evening given by
DIR. Reid and wife, Mrs. o. NJ. Sanford and
Miss Mary Reid in honor Of MIR. and Mrs.
j. w. Gill. About seventy guests were IN
attendance, all Of whom were entertained
In manuer that made them feel perfectly
at home. The programme included music
and recitations Miss Mcdonald and Miss
Mary Reid sang duet, Miss Reid solo,
Will Mooney a solo, Felix Mahoney, OF the
Washington Star. who is the guest Of VIII
Mooney, solo, Miss Edith Bachelor
solo. and Mrs. j. w. Gill gave recita-
ton.
Miss Mary w. Cook, daughter OF Rev. j.
A. Cook, left Tuesdsy for Washington, Pa,
to pursue a course Of studies at the Semin-
airy in that place.
Miss Noble May is the guest Of Miss
Ella Kyue at Martins Ferry.
John B. Griffith, of this city, will be one
of the aids to Grand Marshal Darrah in
the BICYCLE parade at Wheeling on Mon
day.
The colored folks will celebrate Emanci-
patton Day on September 22d with picnic
in Becker's grove. The City Council has
been invited to attend and will do SO in a
body.
Col. w. w. Arnett, of Wheeling. was in
the city Tuesday evening on legal bust
ness.
The Worlds Fair excursionists this
week embraced e. E. Erskine and wife,
Charles Specht and wife, John Shaler and
wife. w. S. Grafton. wife and son, Frank,
g. J. Mcconnell and son, Harry, II. II.
McFadden, Robert Bullock, William
Walker, George Dunbar, William Myers,
Robert Boren. Newt. Boren, Robert San
ders aud I NJ. Simpson.