Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-02

sIsaz ! "a TIE handsome SONY
vas nA<tesI and presented 70 70
tunst6 man. The little girls T.
tie cred Il must be given are 4 tti6SR RAJ
Nellie Atkinson. Eva Odenbaqgh, Man
fha Sims, Matte johnson, Bette Faris
Matte Leonhard. Evelyn Jepson, Laura
Elsie Kennedy and Ann&
Kennedy.
In the parlors Of bis residence on the
Island, Rev.SE. II. Dornblaser spoke the
impressive words at two O'Clock Wednes-
day afternoon by which Miss Mary
Michael became Mrs. John Shat. The
happy pair Immediately took a train for
Washington county, O., where the
groom possesses fine farm.
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There was pleasant surprise party at
the residence of the Misses Bowman, on
Seventeenth street, Wednesday even
ing. Refreshments were served and an
excellent social time enjoyed,
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Miss Meria Gallagher Of South Chap
line street, entertained number OF her
friends Wednesday evening In pleas
ant manner. An excellent programme
Of social amusements was provided and
midnight luncheon proved not the
least pleasing feature.
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Misses Belle Devine and Emma Klein,
teachers at Richie school, entertained
their pupils very pleasantly Wednesday
eveninp at Ankles ice cream parlors, on
South Jacob street.
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The parlors of the residence OF Rev.
F. n. Lynch, pastor OF the Chapllne
Street NJ. Z. church, were the scene OF
a pretty nuptial ceremony at high noon
Wednesday, in which the happy con-
tracing parties were Jos. E. thinner
man, of Lawrelceville, Pa, and Miss
Elizabeth M. Johnson, OF the South
Side. The wedding was very quiet, the
only witnesses being near friends and
relatives. After receiving the congrat-
ulations OF their friends. Mr.. and Mrs.
Zimmerman departed for their future
home in Lawreuceville.
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Wednesday evening at 1870 o'clock,
at the brides home, on South Wetzel
street, the words were spoken which
made August Carl, of Upper Benwood,
and Miss Augusta Kettler man and
wife. The attendants were sister OF
the bride and Herman Carl, the brother
OF the groom. Rev. Ziegelmyer per-
performed the ceremony.
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The forty-sixth birthday OF Mr..
Seneca Lyle was the occasion OF a
pleasurable gathering OF friends at his
home in Bridgeport Tuesday evening.
Dukes orchestra furnished the music,
and Mr.. Lyle proved himsel capital
host.
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One OF the most elaborate and most
pleasurable functions OF gay week,
was the delightful fete at the Park last
Monday evening. 1t was given compli-
mentary TO number OF visitors in the
city, and was arranged by committee
headed by Mr.. Charles Cooke. The
pleasant ride over the w. 81 r. &. road,
through one OF the most charming val
legs on the continent, added zest TO the
festivities. The evening
was admirably adapted to terpsichorean
enjoyment, and the tuneful measures OF
the Opera House orchestra furnished
an inspiration for this most popular OF
all social diversions. The inner man
was not neglected, aud a tempting
menu was discussed at the cafe.
Among the young lady visitors IN
whose honor the affair was given, were
the Misses McGraw, Of Grafton, who
are guests OF Miss Gene Friend; Miss
Sprigg, Of New Cumberland, guest OF
Miss Matte Caldwell; Miss Swain, OF
New York, guest Of Miss McLain; MISS
Matte Bridgeforth, OF Mt. Sterling,
XIV, Miss Bessie Lambs visitor; Mrs.
Roberts, OF Wellsburg, who Is visiting
MIR. and Mrs. Bernie Mcclure; Miss
Nellie HazIett, OF Washington, Pa,
Mr.. aud Mrs. w. w. Twins guest;
Miss Ada Collins. OF Quincy, His,
guest OF Mrs. Frank Hearne; Mrs.
Chlles NJ. Ferrel, of Richmond, Va,
who is visiting her parents, Col. and
Mrs. Robert White: Miss Fife Lewis,
of Pittsburg, the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John j. Jones; Mrs. Charles M. Hughes,
of Atlanta, Ga, the guest Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. McCabe, aud Miss
Bessie Danna, of Charleston, guest OF
Miss Mary MofTat.
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An enjoyable soiree was given Mon
day evening, at the home OF Miss Rose
Dorsey, on the South Side. The Golden
Rod Quartette furnished excellent vocal
and instrumental music. Luncheon was
discussed al midnight.
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The pupils OF the Parochial school OF
St. Alphousus Church spent very en-
joyable aud profitable day at the Park
Tuesday.
An enjoyable stag bowling party was
given at the Park the other night.
Sides were chosen and the contest re-
suited as follows: Windsor, Gaus, Kra-
mer and Kraus, 1924; Hare, Halter,
Armstrong and Hess, 4l72.
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One OF the most brilliant affairs OF
the season was the reception given
Thursday by Mr.. r. X. Friend and sis
terS. Miss Gene Friend, Mrs. George
Flacccus and Mrs. Adde M. BoRgs, in
in honor OF their charming visitors,
Misses Rose and Minnie McGraw, OF
Grafton. The spacious residence on
South Front street, was ablaze with
light, and the interior presented a very
attractive appearance. All OF the
rooms on the first floor were thrown
open, and thare was judicious place
ment OF flowers aud plants and other
pretty decorations, In which the pre-
dominating color wSs pink.
There was an unusual response to the
invitations for the affair The guests
we're received by Mr.. Friend, Mr.. aud
N, Coor,a Elancns Mrs RoQ0s Miss