Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-27
MANY 8lPPY UNIONS.
A NUMBER OF PRETTY NUPIIAL CEREMONIES
PERFORMED YESTERDAY.
Wednesday a Most Popular Day for Weddings.
Past and Coming Affairs IN the
World Of Pleasure.

ing al uluc OSiOChs III tHO PAOsS~S ~
an assemblage of friends and relatives
of the contracting parties. The groom
was Mr.. p. F. Dowd. one OF the most
popular and efficient Z. d 0. clerks at
Benwood Junction, and the bride was
Miss Florence Barrett, the charming
and accompl ished daughter OF Mr.. Jas.
E. Barrett, manager OF the pudding
department OF the Wheeling Steel and
Iron Company's Benwood plant. The
ceremony was performed by the pastor
of the church, Rev. Father II. L. Nc
Msnamin. Upon the entrance OF
the bride and groom, pleas
ing wedding march was played
upon the organ by Miss Anna Duley, OF
Newark, o., cousin OF Miss Barrett.
The bride was becomingy attired in
travelling costume OF tan and blue
colored cloth. There were no attendants.
After the ceremony, wedding spread
was discussed at the home Of the brides
parents, and the happy couple received
the congratulations Of their immediate
friends and relatives. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dowd left over the b. g. o., yesterday
afternoon, for Baltimore, Washington
and New York, on wedding tour.
At the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ryner. on South
Jacob street, a very pretty nuptial cere-
mony was performed last night at s
o'clock. Rev. c. Nj. Afford, pastor OF
the Third Presbyterian chcurch, utter
ed the impressive words which united
Mr.. Chas Koch, and Miss Minnie Ryner.
| A L. hor of I'M ri
present, and Immediately after the GER
| emory they showered congratulations
upon the happy pair. A sumptuous
wedding spread was provided, which
was merrily discussed. Mr.. and Mrs.
Koch received quite number OF hand
some and useful presents. The groom
! is a machinist, and lives at Carthage,
suburb of Cincinnati. He formerly re-
sided here, and has host OF friends In
this city, Miss Ryner was until recent
ly saleslady at Rice's millinery store.
| They will make their home at Carthage.
! At high noon to-day, at the Fourth
| Street NJ. +. Church, pretty ceremony
will be performed by the pastor, Rev.
! DIR. A. Il. Riker, who will unite in mar
rage DR.. Charles M. Frissell and Miss
| Sophia Logan, daughter Of the late DR..
T. II. Logan. The ushers will be
Walker /. f'risSel. brother OF the
groom, Nelson Hubbard, Brose List
and George Baird. The bride will be
attired In travelling costume. There
will be no lady attendants. After the
| ceremony DR.. and Mrs. Frissell will
depart on a two weeks Southern tour
| Upon their return they will take up
their residence here.
Mr.. John LOTUS and Miss Annie Bur-
sey, both of Benwood, were united in
marriage yesterday afternoon at three
o'clock, in the parlor Of the residence
| of Rev. Father McMenamin, pastor OF
st. Johns Catholic Church. Miss Rhoda
| Bursey, a sister of the bride, acted as
bridesmaid, and Mr.. Chas. Fox as
groomsman. Both young folks have
host of friends In Benwood and this
city, who join in extending their best
wishes. They will reside in Benwood.
A quiet wedding took place Wednes-
day evening, in Pittsburg, in which the
contracting parties were Mr. Harry +.
Menkemiller, the South Market street
shoe merchant, and Miss Aggie Raffer-
ty, of the South Side. Only few close
friends witnessed the ceremony. Mr..
and Mrs. Menkemiller will return to
this city after an extended wedding
trip and take up their residence in a
home furnished by the groom.
On Tuesday evening Mrs. James Z.
Rogers entertained q number OF friends
| at her home on South Penn street, COM
plimentsry to Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Il.
Rose, who leave to-day for Binghamton,
n. Y, MIR. Roses former home. Quite
a number of friends and members OF 81.
Luke's vestry were present. Mr.. Rose
will engage in business at Binghamton.
Mr.. Samuel McCaskey and Miss Ella
Williams were united In marriage last
night at the home of the brides parents
on the South Side. The ceremony was
performed in the presence Of an assem-
blage of friends by the pastor OF the
Wesley NJ. Z. church.
Miss Carrie Frederick was hostess to
about fifteen OF her friends, ct her home
on South Broadway, Island, Tuesday
evening. The affair was given as
| birthday celebration, and the usual So
| cial diversions assisted in making the
occasion very enjoyable one.
The Spinsters spent very enjoyable
evening on Tuesday, at the home OF
Miss Blanche Hoge, on the Island.
Miss Hoge proved a most entertaining
hostess, and in terpsichorean delights
gnd kindred social diversions, the even
ing passed all too quickly.
Miss Katle Crew, formerly OF this
city, was married at Quincy, ILL.,. last
evening to DR.. Chas. Irwin, promi-
nent young physician of that place.
Quite a number of Miss Crews old
! friends in town received invitations to
the affair.
Mr.. Will Marquardt and Miss Mary
| Sommers were the most interested par
ties in pretty nuptial ceremony which
was performed by Rev. Doepkin, pastor
of st. Johns German Church. at the
home of the brides mother, in Martins
Ferry, last evening.
Mr.. Arthur Munson and bride, nee
Miss Vlrgie Calderhead, OF Adena, o.,
! were guests OF friends here yesterday,
on their way to Pittsburg. The groom
has great many friends here. he
was formerely brakeman on the w. &
l.. E. road.
Mr.. Christ Remhoff and Mrs. Kate
DAILY, both of the Eighth ward, were
Quietly married IN the parlor CT the
residence OF Rev. Father Mullen, pastor
of the Church of the Immaculate Con-
ception on Tuesday evening.
The young lady members OF Prof.
John MulIen's South Side dancing class
are making preparations for an elab-
crate affair, to be given at Teutonia
Hall, on some date in May, not yet de-
| termined.