Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-04

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Among the guests present from
Wheeling we're Mrs. Mary and Miss
Kate Allison, mother and sister OF the
groom, Mrs. J.. d. and Mrs. Frank stan
ton. aunts of Mr.. Allison. and Miss Ella
Mcclure.
One OF the notable weddings OF the
week at home, was that which united
Mr.. Charles Waterhouse, bookkeeper
for the wholesale grocery firm of Wa
terhouse Bros, and Miss Katherine A.
Hallisy, the charming and accom-
plisned daughter OF Mrs. Mary A.
Hallisy, OF Fifteenth street. Great in
terest usually centers in a church we'd
ding, but on this occasion the social
prominence Of the parties to the uup-
tial contract, served to draw q large
and fashionable congregation to st.
Jossph's Cathedral, where the cere-
mOny was performed.
Nuptial mass was said, with Ri.
Rev. Bishop Ksin as %celebrant. The
party entered the church to the ryth-
mic strains Of q wedding march exc
cuted upon the organ by Mrs. M. h.
Whitaker. The ushers, Edward j..
McGowan, Robert 4. Devries, Jr., and
George Truschell, of this city, and
Richard Weldon, of Pittsburg, led, fol-
lowed by the bridesmaids, Miss Lottie
Waterhouse, q sister Of the groom, and
Miss Dittman. Then cam the maid OF
honor, Miss Katherine Kennedy. The
bride followed, leaning upon the arm
OF the groom. Miss Waterhouse was
becomingly attired in IN Empire gown,
trimmed with ValencienneS lace and
flowers. Miss Dittman wore a charm
ing costume OF white silk and rich lace.
Miss Kennedy wore a simple, but very
pretty, white silk dress, entwined with
smilax. The bride, a stately brunette,
looked very pretty in a rich costume OF
white bengaline, trimmed with DUCHESS
lace, full bridal veil and wreath. In
her hands she carried a bunch Of fra
grant roses.
The impressive and beautiful cere-
mony OF the Catholic Church was per-
formed by the Rt. Rev. Bishop. At
the conclusion Of mass, the wedding
party was driven to- the brides home,
where a sumptuous breakfast was dis
cussed. Later, followed by a shower Of
rice and beari1g with them countless
good wishes MI. and Mrs. Water
house DEPARTED for the West on a
wedding tour. They will visit the
World's|Fair, and then journey East,
stopping at Baltimore, Washington,
New York and other points.
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( An assemblage which tested the ca
pacity Of the Zane Street NJ. E. church,
witnessed the union Of Mr.. Harry E..
Bachman, the popular produce and
commission merchant, and Miss Lille
lRedman, an accomplished young lady OF
1.-The East End, Thursday night. Prompt
|ly at eight o'clock several carriages
stopped at the entrance, and a few mo-
ments later the wedding party entered
and walked up the aisle TO the strains
Of a pretty march played upon the organ.
The ushers were Messrs. Albert Hib-
berd, William Bowers and John King
horn. The attendants were James
IHanes and William Exley, Miss Bach
man. a cousin OF the groom, and Miss
Ella De Lacy, Of Brownsville, Pa. The
bride and lady attendants all looked
lcharming in bright costumes. The
GROOM aud gentlemen Of the party were
n conventional evening dress. The
bretty ceremony was performed by the
bastor Of the church, Rev. DIR. Fuller
on.
Later a reception took place at the
ONE Of the bride, and the house was
hronged with friends who called to Of
pr their congratulations and best
Elshes.
At the residence OF the brides pa
bnts, neal Roney's Point, on May 25th.
lev. K. G.. Campbell, assisted by Rev.
~. r. Thompson, united in marriage
Mr.. W.. X. Johnson, OF Limestone, w.
Va, and Miss Mary z. Gibson. The
ceremony was witnessed by q large as
semblage Of friends.
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Mr.. Jacob Beiswenger and Miss Net
tie Kelver, both popular young people
Of the South Side, were quietly married
in the presence OF a few friends We'd
nesday evening.
At Parkersburg, Thursday night, the
marriage OF Miss Lulu May Kendall,
daughter OF DR.. and Mrs. Kendall, and
James A. Bryan, a young business man
Of that city, was performed at the home
Of the brides parents. The attendants
were Miss Blanche Kendall, a sister OF
the bride, and Will E. Stone, Of Wheel
ing.
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Friday afternoon Mrs. NJ. Stevens
Hart entertained the two literary Socie-
ties Of her school, namely, the Column
bisn Chapter aud the Tyrocinian Soci-
ETY., In an informal manner. The soci-
cites enjoyed a regular old.fashioned
entertainment, in which members from
each equalization participated. After
the entertainment light refreshments
added to the enjoyment Of the occa-
sion.
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A very pleasant evening party was
given Thursday by Miss Carrie Schu-
bach, at her home on Sixteenth street.
There was a merry assemblage OF her
friends, and in dancing and kindred
amusements, the evening passed all too
quickly. A delightful luncheon was
discussed at the usual hour.
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At Marietta, Ohio, Monday May Goth,
Mr.. John IL. Rogers and Miss Cora ?.
Chambers were quietly married. The
groom is a popular young business man
of Volcano, w. Va, aud the bride is
the daughter Of James Chambers Of
Sistersville.
Thursday evening a very pretty we'd
ding ceremony was performed at the
residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Hill,
Beallsville, Monroe county, O.. The
happy contracting parties were Mr.. and
Mrs. HIPS charming and accomplished