Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-10

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Cured, was beautifully decorated win
flowers and potted plants by the READ
ing Club, and az the hour for the cere-
mony il was crowded TO It's utmost
capacity. Promptly at 1880 the orldai
party entered the church TO the music
OF rhythmic wedding march, executed
upon the organ By Mr.. Albert
Shape. Arriving at the altar they TOOK
their places with the bride leaning Oh
the arm of her cousin, State senator
Meredith, of Pennsylvania. Kew. "oous'
! of Moundsville, pronounced the "oIus
which made them man and wire. AIeei
the ceremony the bridal party was
driven TO the, home OF the orioe 5
mother, where reception took place;
After the reception MI. anu
Mrs. Riggs were driven TO thls ci'S'
where they stopped over night ana tnen
left for an extesded tour OF the iskes'
Canada aud other points. The brides
maids were Misses Rose Wood ana mary
McMechen, OF Wheeling, and MISS
Carrie Cockayne, of MoundsviIIe. III.
| j. J. Richards, Of Moundsvllle, acteu ds
| best man. The ushers were Mr. james |:
r. Glow and Mr.. J. l.. Wickman' OF
Pittsburg. and Mr.. Thomas Riggs ol
| Nonndsyille. The bride wore oecom-
! ing costume OF white satin cut en- tram
trimmed with white lace and carried q
A shower bouquet OF white roses, "hlie
a wreath of orange blossoms enclrcieu
! her head. The maid of honor wore ge,-
low silk and all carried bouquets OF yell
| low carnations.
Henry NJ. CalderwOod and katherlne
Carney were married last Monday eve u
inc by Rev. Hess, of the Thomson M
e. Church, at the parsonage
Madame Kate Rolla gives con.
cert Al odd Fellows Hall next
Thursday evening. This is expected 70 70
no \ great event in the line OF musica,
concerts. Madame Rolla has retuIheu
from Chicago, wnere she aeuIeNeu
great success in an orchestral concert
a. the Fair. The Chicago Tribune hau
the following notice OF the occasion
s,Tba soIoist was Mrs. Kate koIla'
so,raro In her SELECTION, an aria from
Snaod,s "Oueen Of Sheba," Mrs. Rolla
disI,jovad a beautiful organ, admirably
,rojnsd and possessing in al eminent
degrea the rarely combined qualities OF
-reat yolnDe and sweetness. The aria
nos spno with dramatic fervor and ar
80 eOpreciation. Madame Rolla
Lii be assisted by Charles B. OFT,
eIorationist, in her concert, Thursday.
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Mr.. Benjamin Redman, OF this city,
land Miss Hattie Brown, daughter OF
| Mr.. William Brown, of Martins Ferry,
were quietly married in the parlors OF
the residence Of Rev. Stephens, pastor
of the Bridgeport Presbyterian Church,
Wednesday evening.
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Invitations have been issued for the
wedding of Mr.. Fred P. Hall, well
known and popular dentist Of Martins
Ferry, and Miss Ella Lewis, the accom-
! plished daughter OF Mr.. William Lewis,
of WelSburg. The ceremony Will be
| performed at the home OF the brides
parents on the 23rd inst.
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A pleasing soiree was given Thurs
day evening by Miss Bessie Griffith, at
! her home in Martins Ferry, compll-
mentary to Miss Frances Conwell a
charming young lady Of Cadiz, who is
guest of Miss Bessie Brady.
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Mrs. Harrison very pleasantly enter
tanned a number OF her friends last
Tuesday evening, In honor Of her birth
day. The Elite Violin and Guitar Club
was present and furnished excellent
/ music. Mr. Will NiCkison rendered sew
eral guitar solos In a faultless manner.
At midnight all repaired to the dining
room, where sumptuous supper was
awaiting them. 1t was very enjoyable
affair, and all departed wishing their
kind hostess many happy returns OF the
day.
Harry Morris Hanke, son OF Mr..
! Eugene Il. Hanke, was given birthday
party Friday evening. A large assem-
blage OF friends and relatives were pres
ent, and the occasion proved very en-
joyable one. He received number OF
handsome presents.
Miss Lena Elig celebrated the ami
versary OF her birth in happy manner,
by giving a soiree at her home on North
Main street, Tuesday evening. The
} hours were given TO dancing until mid
night, when the guests were invited
into the dining room to discuss an ele,
CANT spread. The occasion was one oil
I unalloyed pleasure.
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Mrs. II. NJ. Fitzgerald will entertain
her friends at her homo on Fifteenth
street next Wednesday evening.
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Misses Minnie and Matte Winam en-
tertained o number Of friends at their
home on the Island in honor OF Mr..
! Chas. Schambra, formerly OF Wheeling,
but now OF Dennison, o. The evening was
spent very pleasantly with games and
other amusements. After midnight
! elegant refreshments were served.
Those present were Misses Lizzie
Reineke, Lille Gill, Hannah Edge, Mat
| tie Winam, Flora DOugherty, Mary
Grothcurth, Minnie Winam, Gussie
| Wellke, Mrs. Reed, Mrs. Winam, Messrs.
Chas. Schambra, VIII Bye, Leske Wolf,
| Fred Reinike, Rudolp ShotZ, Henry
King, Geo. Strlf, Chas. Winam and j.
w. Reed.
The wedding OF Mr.. George E. House,
OF this city, aud Miss Pickering. Of
Pittsburg, will be a notable society
event. The ceremony will be per-
formed on Tuesday. Mr.. Clark Hamil-
ton, OF this city. will be the groom's
best man. The bride and groom will
leave on a three weeks wedding tour,
and upon their return will live in Pitts
burg.
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The Wheeling City cornet band, OF