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

nan did the honors 10 his ehafAckertlc-
ally happy and gfAeefuI style. Is was
moss pleasing reunion
Miss Maud Gardner wes hostess to 2
number Of friends al her home on South
Third street. Martins Ferry Tuesday
evening.
Miss Matney Swain, OF New York
City. who was the charming guest OF
Miss Katherine McLain, on Twelfth
street, for the past three weeks, re-
turned TO her home Tuesday. During
her stay here several afternoon lunches
and evening parties were givenin honor
of her by number OF her friends.
Miss Swain made host OF friends
here during her short visit.
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Mrs. L. C. Driehorst celebrated her
twenty-irst birthday last Sunday, and
the occasion was observed by entertain
ing a congenial assemblage OF her
friends. She received number OF
handsome presents,
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There have been more yachting par
ties than ever during the week just
closed, and this healthful and pleasur-
able form of amusement promises to In
crease in popularity during the summer
months. Nothing can be more delight
full to the "stay-at-home" society folks
than a run up to the Sisters in one OF
the elegant naphtha yachts, with lnstru-
mental and vocal music on board, and
simple luncheon TO round up the even
ing's enjoyment. Besides, there is no
end Of varied diversion, especially to
those OF a sentimental turn OF mind.
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The literary section OF the Arlon took
charge Of the Park bowling alleys Tues
day night, and knocked out all former
records. Some Of the best bowlers la
the city are included in the Arion mem
bership.
Miss Kate Young, of Wheeling, is
visiting at Chas. Bradley's, at Ander-
SOD. Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley gave So
cial IN honor Of their guest Monday
evening. Refreshments were served
aud a pleasant evening spent-Han-
cock Independent.
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The annual banquet and reunion OF
the Alumni Association OF Madison
school took place Wednesday evening.
This Is an event which is always looked
forward to with pleasurable anticipa-
ton by former students, and
on this occasion the fondest expecta-
tions were realized. The entertainment
which preceded the banquet was one OF
artistic merit. DR.. Robert L. Criswell,
President Of the Association, made the
address OF welcome. Miss Jennie Rihel-
daffer Of the class OF '93, responded.
Miss Isabel Henry rendered a pleasing
vocal solo, aud Miss Carrie Zane gave
reading, which was warmly applauded,
Harry Sweeney rendered bass solo in
a faultless manner, Miss Loretta Nc
Granular delighted the assemblage
with piano solo, and the programme
was closed with banjo and guitar duet
by George Mendel and Miss Sarah Men
del
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A quiet but pretty wedding occurred
at Bishop Kain's parlors Thursday az
ternoou, in which the contracting par
ties were Mr.. Charles w. Prince and
Miss Annie C. Nightengale, daughter OF
Mr.. George Nightengale. The cere-
mony was performed By Rev. Father
Reynolds. Afterward the happy pair
were driven TO the brides home on Six
teenth street, where a sumptuous sup
per was partaken Of, after which they
left for Western wedding tour. Upon
their return they will make their home
in Pennsylvania in house already fur
nished by the groom.
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Mr.. Charles L. Walker, the popular
passenger conductor on the Ohio River
railroad, between Ravenswood and
Huntington, and Miss Ella G.. Ankle,
daughter OF ex-COuncilman Jos. A.
Ankle, OF the Eighth ward, were the
happy parties to a quiet but pretty we'd
ding ceremony which was performed in
the parlors Of the residence or Rev.
Jos. Mullen, pastor OF the Church OF the
Immaculate Conception, Wednesday
at ten o'clock. The impressive cere-
mony was witnessed by but few invited
friends, and the attendants, Mr.. Frank
Barrick, OF Par6ersburg, and Miss Ella
r. Ankle, cousin OF the bride.
After the wedding the happy pair was
driven to the home of the brides pa
rents on South Jacob street, where they
received the congratulations and best
wishes Of their relatives and friends,
and discussed an elegant wedding re-
past. Mr. aud Mrs. Walker left over
the Ohio River road for Charleston,
where they will visit Mr.. Walkers
home. They will live at Spencer, Roane
county.
At the home OF the brides parents,
near Sherrard, in Marshall cOunry, a
pleasing nuptial event took place We'd
nesday evening at eight o'clock, in the
presence OF an assembIage OF invited
friends and relatives of the happy con-
tracing parties. The groom was Mr..
Harry G. Stewart, prescription clerk at
Brice's pharmacy, and Miss Minnie b.
Lancaster, social favorite at home.
After the impressive words were spoken
which united them In the holy bonds OF
matrlmony, Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart re-
ceiyed the congratulations OF their as
sembled friends, and later all sat down
down 10 u sun ptuVuS "SUuibSe past
They will make their home on La Belle
street. Both have countless friends
who join In extending their best wishes.
An attractive wedding ceremony took
place Wednesday evening at the home
of Mr.. II. ]. Schultz, on Eoff street.
Rev. f. n. Lynch, OF the Chapline
Street NJ. z. Church, In an impressive
and beautiful ceremony, united for bet
ter or worse Mr.. John Aitken, maehin-
ist at the Riverside plant, and Miss