Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-20
NUPTIAL EVENTS.
A NUMBER OF WEDDINGS PAST AND PROS
PECTIVB.
Mr. Frank Fox and Miss Lena Miller Married
at The Caihedral-LunchsOns Receptions
and Other Social Affairs.

At St. JOseDh'S Cathedral yesterday
afternoon at four o'clock, very pretty
church wedding was sOlemniZed, In
which the contracting parties were Mr..
Frank Fox and Miss Helena Miller.
The impressive ceremony of the Cath
Ole Church was performed by Rev.
Mgr. j. 7. Sullivan, in the presence OF
an assemblage Of friends OF the happy
couple. Last evening the Central Gar
den Club, OF which social organization
the groom is one OF the most popular
members, rendered Mr.. and Mrs. Fox
reception at Longs Hall, on the South
Side. The East End Banjo, Mandolin
and Guitar Club was present, and fur
pished excellent music for dancing.
The grand march, led by the bride and
groom, was neatly executed. AT mid
night A sumBtuOus wedding supper was
discussed. Mr.. and Mrs. Fox received
the best wishes and congratulations OF
their numerous friends, and an unusu-
ally handsome array Of presents, among
which was a fine bronze clock and
statue, from the Central Garden CLUB.
They will 90 TO housekeeping at once
in a home on South Market street,
furnished by the groom. Mr.. Fox Is
the popular roller at the Whitaker
Iron Works.
Rev. Father JOS. Mullen, pastor OF
the Church Of the Immaculate Concep-
ton, tied the nuptial knot yesterday
afternoon, which united for better or
worse, Mr.. Joseph Gardener and Miss
Coleman, two popular South Side
people. The ceremony was performed
i'm the parlor of Father Mullen's resi-
dence, in the presence Of a few inti-
mate friends o, the contracting parties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gardener will go to house
keeping on the South Side.
Miss Nettie Blumenthal was rendered
a very agreeable surprise in the nature
OF a formal call by a number OF her
friends, at her home on North Main
street, Tuesday evening. A banjo and
mandolin club furnished excellent
music for dancing, and number OF con-
cert selections. An elegant repast was
discussed at the usual hour.
UNIQUE invitations have been issued
by Miss Daisy Fisher, Of Bridgeport,
which read: "Your shade is expected
at ghostly gathering at the haunted
house of Miss Daisy Fisher, April 21st,
from eight TO twelve o'clock" The az
fair will be a phantom party, and prom
ises 70 be a most enjoyable one.
Mrs. H. G. Brannum, OF Bridgeport,
will entertain this evening at the home
OF Mrs. Stevens in honor Of the engage
ment OF Ex-Sheriff Lewis Steenrod and
Miss Blanche Dunlevy. Miss Dunlevy
is niece OF Mrs. Brannum and Mrs.
Stevens. Only the relatives and init
mate friends will be present.
Miss Lizette Lauchlin will tender a
UforQet-me-not" luncheon to q number Of
her friends at the Fort Henry Club Sat
urday afternoon. The affair will be a
very elaborate one. Miss Lauchlin will
leave the city in a short time for an ex-
tended tour abroad, and will sail for
Europe on May 9th.
Miss Loretta McGranahan entertained
a select party of her friends at her
home on the Island last evening. The
hours we're whiled away in terpsichore-
an delights, and an elegant repast was
discussed at the usual hour. About
twenty-five young folks were present.
A number Of friends and relatives Of
Mr.. Frank Boggs, Of Bridgeport, wit
messed his marriage yesterday at Car
lyle, KY, to Miss Edna Pratt, of that
city, and formerly a teacher at Bridge
port. The ceremony was performed at
noon.
The "Y's", OF Martins Ferry, gave
farewell reception 10 the president OF
the organization, Mrs. r. r. Kerr, at
the home Of the Misses Sheets, at the
'Elms" Tuesday evening.
The German Society Of the South
Side gave a most pleasing entertain
ment In WestwOOd's Hall last evening.
The crowd attending was large one
and the applause very liberal.
The wedding Of Mr.. James A. Courts,
and Miss Mamie E., daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. C. +. Reed, will take place at
SEQ o'clock tonight, at the First Bap-
list.
Extensive preparations are being
made for the wedding this week OF viii
Vogler, OF the North End, and Mary
Fox, Of the East End.
Miss Alma Barnett, Of Bridgeport,
will entertain q number OF friends at
her home Friday evening.