Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-29
M|D-WEEK GAYETIES
SOME PRETTY NUPTIAL CEREMONIES PER
FORMED YESTERDAY.
Many Pleasurable Soirses and ParlOr Parties, Bot
Past and Prospectivs-Othsr Events
in Social Circles


Rev. Father Mullen, pastor OF the
Church of the Immaculate Conception,
quiet but very pretty wedding took
place at ten o'clock yesterday morning.
The groom was Mr.. Charles l.. Walker,
passenger conductor on the Ohio River
railroad, between Ravenswood and
Huntington, and Miss Ella q. Ankle,
the accomplished dsught OF Ex-Coun-
Gilman Joseph A. Ankle, OF the Eighth
ward. The attendants were Mr.. Frank
Barrett, OF Petersburg, and Miss Ella
R. Ankle, q cousin Of the bride. The
ceremony was witnessed by but few
invited friends.
A splendid wedding dinner
was discussed at the home
Of the brides parents on South jacob
street, aud after receiving the con-
gratulations Of their friends Mr.and Mrs.
Walker departed over the Ohio River
road for Charleston, the home OF the
groom. They will remain there about
two weeks, and will make their future
home at Spencer, Roane county.
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Miss Minnie B. Lancaster gave her
hand in marriage to Mr.. Harry G.
Stewart at eight o'clock last night, in
the presence of an assemblage OF friends
and well. wishers. The ceremony was
performed at the home of the
brides parents, near Sherrard,
Marshall county. A reception
followed, during which the
bride and groom were showered with
congratulations. They will spend q
few days on a short wedding tour, and
upon their return will take rooms on
La Belle street. The groom is the ur-
bane prescription clerk at Brice's South
Side pharmacy, who has a host OF
friends. The bride is an accomplished
young lady and social favorite.
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The parlors Of the residence Of Rev.
f. N. Lynch, pastor OF the ChaDline
Street NJ Z. church, were the scene Of
a pretty wedding ceremony at high noon
yesterday, in which the happy contract
ing parties were Jos. E. Zimmerman. of
Lawrencevile, Pa, and Miss Elizabeth
NJ. Johnson, of the South Side. The
wedding was very quiet, being wit !,
messed by but q few friends and rela- /,
tives. After receiving the congratula- 7
lions of their friends, Mr. and Mrs |.
Zimmerman departed for their future
home In Lawrenceville. y
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Last evening at 7:30 o'clock, at tho
brides home, on South Wetzel street,
the words were spoken which mad I'll
August Carl, Of Upper Benwood, AM
Miss Augusta Kettler man and wifYlC
The attendants were sister OF tbsI
bride and Herman Carl, the brother d T
the groom. Rev. Ziegelmyer pei,u
formed the ceremony. The happy younl I
couple have gone t. housekeeping at q AZ
brides home. ]
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A number of girls conceived the COZ '
mendable idea of doing something ye:
aid John Simmons, the blind man, W s
with his dog, is familiar figure up an
the streets. The girls have arranged
lawn fete which will be given toni fro
at the Johnson homestead, opposite lis
Cathedral on Thirteenth street.
orchestra will make the music, and- VI
freshmsnts will be provided. da
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Rev. Father Reynolds spoke the- is
pressive words yesterday afteen %
which united, for better or worsdr.
Chas. w. Prince, of Claysville, Pahd o. o.
Miss Annie G. Nightengale, Of thiity. &c
The ceremony took place in the nors @,
Of the Episcopal residence, and ,the ~
presence of but few friends the y
happy contracting parties. Tn twlll T.
make their home In Ciaysville. =
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At the Island residence of ReJS ID. "
Dornblsser, pastor of the glish a
Lutheran church, Mr.. John ~ ana
Miss Mary Michael were made 10 and v
wife, yesterday afternoon at wCklock. a.
Immediately following the o4mony
the happy couple took traine their 3
future home In Washington ct;ty, u, L
where the groom owns spleIl farm'
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John A. Aiken, of the Soulside, an n
employe of the Riverside trs works,
was married last evening by ". +. Nj. 8
Lynch to Della NJ. Hughes, he South I
Side. The ceremony was pes)rmed at
the residence OF II. J. Schul,on South ]
Eoff street. After weddintf'p west, ?
the young couple will go tofousekeep-
Ing on the South Side.
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An enjoyable soiree wiglven Iast
evening at the home OF Ngt,red WIN
gerter, on South Chaplnetreet, The !
hours were spent In defhtful man {
ner. with the aid OF a ebgramme OF
social amusements, and refreshments ,
were served by King.
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The Arion Sommernaclsfest, always
one Of the most enjoyabd numbers OF
the diversified progranfe OF amuse-
ments given by this podlar cluo' VIII
take place tonight at fhe Park. Inc
Opera House Orchestra yin be stationed
in the enclosure, aud vii render con-
cert and promenade mlslc'
A number Of the friends Of Mr. Seneca
Lyle, of Bridgeport, called In to see him
last Tuesday evening and reminded MIN
of the forty-sixth anniversary OF his
birth. The guests were made to feel at
home and an enjoyable evening was
spent in celebrating the occasion.
Dukes orchestra furnished the music.
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The annual entertainment and ban
Duet of the Alumni Of Madison school
took place last night at the school |
building. There was a good attend
ance, and the reunion proved one OF |
the most enjoyable In the history OF the
organization.
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