Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-11

after receiving the congratulations OF q
number OF friends, Mrs. and Mrs. PAUL.
were driven to the B. & O. depot, TAX
ing the afternoon train for Chicago and
other western points.
Mrs. Fanny B. Hughes, widow OF the
late Thomas Hughes, Of this city, was
married at high noon Wednesday, to
| Mr.. Harry Constable. The ceremony
was performed at st. Bartholomew
Episcopal Church, in Baltimore.
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Miss Mary Eichepberg, q popular
young lady of Eighteenth street, ceie-
brated her twinty-third birthday Fri
day evening in a very pleasing manner
A large number Of her friends calling
at her home, il being a complete sur
prise to their hostess. Dancing, music,
| and elegant refreshments we're features
Of the evenings enjoyment.
Mr.. Peter Altmyer, son OF Matt Alt
myer, and book-keeper at the East
Wheeling stock yards, and Miss Lucy
Dlmmey, were the happy parties to a
pretty nuptial contract solemnlZed at
st. Alphonsus Church, Thursday
morning at nuptial high mass. There
was a large and fashionable assemolage
| of friends and relatives OF the bride and
groom present. Following the cere-
mony. an excellent wedding dinner was
discussed at the home of the bride.
They then received the congratulations
| of a host Of friends, with more sub
| stantial tokens Of their esteem, and
later left for the West, upon a bridal
tour.
Mrs. W. w. McCleiland gave a very
| pleasant and enjoyable musicale on Fri
day evening at ner residence on North
| Market street, in honor OF Miss Sue
| Murdoch, Miss Grace Ridgeway OF
| B~uckhannon, sister OF DR.. Ridgeway,
} and Mr.M. w. Hutchinson. Games were
provided for those who did not dance
| and at midnight choice refreshments
were served.
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Mr.. Harry E. Rennard, business
manage for w. w. Mcconnell, will be
married on the twenty-frst Of this
month to Estella Elizabath Sweltzer,
an accomplished young lady OF the East
| End. A large number OF invitations
are out for the wedding, which will
cake place at the home OF the bride, on
Seventeenth street.
~
Miss Lille Carroll, daughter OF
| Orville Carroll, chief engineer OF the
Wheeling pottery. will be married on
the 21st of this month, to Clark Stamm,
an energetic machinist at the Wheeling
| Hinge Company. Miss Carroll Is one OF
the social faVorites OF the South Side.
~
Tomorrow evening the Misses Din
ger, of South Broadway, Island, will en-
terrain q party Of their friends.
~
Ri. Rev. Bishop Kahn took leave OF
the members Of his church in Clarks-
burg, at Centennial Hall, Wednesday
evening. The reception was attended
by the leading citizens Of ~Clarksburg,
irrespective of denomination. Hon. Il.
Wilson delivered a farewell address, on
behalf OF the laity, and short speeches
were made by Rev. Fathers OConnor
Of Clarksburg, and Tracy OF Weston.
Bishop Kain responded In q feeling
manner.
~
Two popular South Side young peo-
pie, Mr.. David Carney and Miss Minnie
Glynn Joined hand and heart at the
church of the Immaculate Conception
| Thursday afternoon. The pastor, Rev.
Father Mullen performed the nuptlal
ceremony in the presence OF d large
number of friends and relatives. Mr..
and Mrs. Carney were then driven to
the Panhandle depot, taking the after
noon train for a short wedding tour.
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Tbursday evening Miss Adelaide
Hagedorn gave her hand In marriage
to Mr.. Will S. Decker, OF Washington,
Pa. The ceremony was performed at
the home Of the brides parents on
| South Chapline street. Mr.. and Mrs.
Decker will live at Washington, Pa.
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Another pretty wedding took place
last week, in which the groom was
Walter A. Springer, Of the clerical
force at Waterhouse Bros. wholesale
grocery, and Miss Mildred Howe, OF
South Eoff street. The happy compile
have the best wishes OF a host OF friends.
Nj. Murray M. Henry. formerly an
Island boy, and Miss Rachel l.. Holt,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. e. L. Holt, OF
McKeesport, were united in marriage
! Thursday evening at the home Of the
bride. Several friends and relatives
from this city witnessed the nuptials.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bingle, of Bridge
port, entertained a large number OF
friends with an evening party Wednes-
day. The Wheeling Banjo, Mandolin
and Guitar Club was present and de-
lighted the guests with a number Of ex-
cellent selections. A luncheon was &
happy termination OF the affair.
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A number Of friends Of Miss Amelia
Stump planned q surprise party upon
her, and carried it out in q delightful
manner, Wednesday evening. The az
fair was given to honor the anniversary
of her birth. Miss Stump proved a
charming hostess, and provided q pro-
Qramme OF amusements, In which the
evening was pleasantly passed.
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Bowling. yachting and driving par
| ties, in the order named, are the most
/ popular forms OF summer amusement In
Wheeling. The Park alleys increase in
popularity, and but few dates are not
engaged. The Knights OF st. George
had possession Wednesday evening, and
the occasion proved a delightful one.
There was also congenial parties OF So
ciety folks on Tuesday and Friday even
ings. A light luncheon proves an ex-
cellent feature at the bowling parties.