Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-25

were present. After short wedding
tour Mr.. and Mrs. Csttell will occupy q
home on North Fourth street, Martins
Ferry.
Monday was the twenty-frst birth
day OF William Pebler, OF the Elghtn
ward. In the evening Mr.. Pebler en-
tertained a number OF friends at his
home in honor of the occasion. A pleas
ing event took place. which was COM
pIete surprise to Mr.. Pebler. lie was
presented by his father with hand
some gold watch. There were great
many guests present, and all spent an
ENJOYABLE evening with the aid OF pro-
gramme Of social diversions, and the
appetizing midnight repast.
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The initial number upon the summer
programme Of AriOn festivities Will be
the SommernachtS Fest az the Park next
Thursday evening. The Opera House
Orchestrs will assist the society on this
occasion. 1t will be stationed In the
private enclosure Of the park, and will
play programme OF selections. COM
mencing at TAO p. m. Other amuse-
ments will be provided, and special
motor will return az IL o'clock and the
last motor at midnight.
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Tomorrow afternoon the members or
the local press force will be the guests
of the Wheeling Park Association.
They will go out on the ? O'Clock motor
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The Alert Club OF the South Side, will
entertain a number Of visitors from
Pittsburg to-day, at their hall, formerly
the "Cyclers."
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Cards have been issued announcing
the coming marriage OF Miss Lizzie n.
Lindsay to Mr.. Hugh Il. Clark, of the
National Exchange Bank, OF Steuoen-
vile. The prospective groom is a son
OF Mr.. Hugh Clark, Of Pleasant valley,
and the bride-elect is charming young
woman. Both have host Of Wheeling
friends.
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A fashionable wedding occurred at
New Cumberland Wednesday, Ia which
the contracting parties were Mr.. Daniel
TAYLOR. manager of the Chelsea pottery.
and Miss Celia, daughter of DR.. q. L.
McLane. Rev. DR.. W. II. Cooke, OF
this city, oficiated, assisted by Rev.
Mr.. Allen, Of Washington county.
a.
Mr.. Harry Bla'nor rendered fare
well party TO number of his friends at
his roomson North Main street Wednes-
day eveAng. He left the following
day for hS>home In Duluth, MINI.
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Miss Nettie McWilliams, OF Martins
Ferry, gave al enjoyable tea party 70 a
number OF friends at her home on Third
street Thursday evening. The affair
was given in honor Of Miss Mamie AL
drege, Of Illinois, who's visiting friends
in Martins Ferry.
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Invitations have been received in
Bridgeport, for the wedding Of Miss FL
VIVA Lewis, OF Mansfield. Pa, formerly
OF II uaville, and MIR. John Knepper, a
Mansfield newspaper man.
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About twenty couples Of friends OF
Miss Flossie Hannah, Of South Chap
evening. She proved most hospit-
able hostess and entertained her friends
ia charming manner,
Wheeling Park is becoming popular
as place for public school Alumni re-
unions. The graduates OF Washing
ton school were out Thursday and took
possession of the beautiful grounds be-
etween the hours OF four and ten
O'clock. An excellent banquet was
served.
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Hymen seems to have been kept busy
with former pupils OF Mt. de Chantal.
The names Of those whose weddings
have been announced are Miss Mary
Hamilton. Of Washington, Pa, and NJ
John p. Glass. Of Wheeling. Miss GrFce
Jones. of Rlle's Bottom, and Mr.. Ar-
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