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

street who rendered her a surprise In
remembrance OF her birthday. Refresh
ments were served and games and Pat
toms band, Of the South Side, varied
the evenings enjoyment.
The wedding Of Mr.. Henry Long and
Miss Gertrude Bonenberger occurred
/ Wednesday morning at st. AlphOnsus
Church. Mr.. Charles Schaub aud
| Miss Mary EO1enberger, sister OF the
bride. were the attendants. Mr.. Long
is a member of the Opera House band,
which rendered the married pair a Sere-
made the evening Of the wedding.
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Mr. Robert Adair, OF WoOdsfeld, and
Miss Ella Martin were married We'd
pesday al Blaine, Ohio, by Rev. j. Nj.
Stephens, OF Bridgeport. Mr. William
| Adair, brother OF the groom, was best
man. while Miss Gertie Grossly, of Mar
tins Ferry, was the maid OF honor.
The happy couple, after short tour,
will make their home near WoOdsield,
Ohio.
Miss Mary Matthews entertained her
v0uDp friends Wednesday evening at
her home on Market street, the party
being arranged in honor of Miss Carrie
Wagner. of CaiiZ, Ohio, who is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. John Speidel, in South
Wheeling. A good time and good
things were the incidents Of the even
ing.
Mr.. Louis He'll, Of the Island, and
Miss Lizzie Ehui, OF Bridgeport, were
Joined last week in wedlock by Rev.
]. NJ Stephens. The ceremony occur
red at half past eight, aud afterwards
CONGRATULATIONS and q fine wedding sup
per occupied the attention OF the
guests.
Rev. Welhause. pastor Of the German
Lutheran Church OF Bridgeport,
oncslred at the marriage Of Mr..
Theodore Rehm and Miss Hannah
Burke, both popular young people OF
that place. The ceremony was perform
ed az the home OF the brides parents,
90 Pike street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin White, Of
C9leraiu, OhiO, celebrated the twenty
seventh anniversary Of their wedding
Wednesday evening and also the birth
dav of Mrs White. Twenty couples
from Bridgeport, Martins Ferry and
st. ClairsyiIle attended.
Mrs. d. 5. Eriewine and Miss Myra
C. Gates, Of Beallsville, Ohio, were
united in marriage at Newark, Ohio,
Thursday evening, by Rev. c. A. Hill.
Both have number OF friends In this
city.
An informal hop was given by Roy
BOYD at Frauzheim's Hall Friday even
I ing. A merry crowd Of young folks
| danced 70 killmeyer'S excellent music.
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The Premier Club has reorganized
/ for the winter season and gave its ini-
/ tIal hop Monday night at the Wheeling
\ Club hall in Rodgers block. About
/ fifty young society people enjoyed the
I terpsichOrean pleasures Of the evening.
Music by Killmeyer.
/ One of the prettiest events OF the
1 season, in Steubenville society, was the
/ wedding OF Col Richard Ellsworth
/ Fast, OF MOrgantOwn, and Miss Nir-
Qipia McLaiu, OF Ste0benville, which
took place on Thursday evening. The
ceremony was performed in st. Paups
church, the pastor, Rev. Graham Of
/ floating. The best man was Mr.. Ber-
ME Morgan, Of Morgantown, and the
maid of honor was Miss Maud Linton,
of Steubenville. A fashionable assem-
blage OF friends and relatives Of the
contracting parties witnessed the nup-
tials. A reception followed az the home
Aof the brides parents, and the happy
couple was showered with congrstnla-
tions and good wishes. The wedding
topr will include q visit TO the Worlds
Fair. and other points Of interest in the
west.
] ; ~Fiss Lizzie \Serig, and her charming
Miss TAresa Maser, Of Parsons,