Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-18

)rid Nd were plain out oe-
,om Impressive words whlcn
mad Inc happy couple man ana wlIe'
we're spoken by Rev. j. H. Hess.
Immediately afterward, Mr.. and MRS
Beardsley were driven TO the b. ~ "
iepot. where they took the afternoon
rain for q wedding tour to Chicago
They will take in the sights at the Elk
position, and after July first Will Dc al
home TO their friends on the Island
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The home of Miss Belle McSwords, In
Martins Ferry, was the scene OF mer-
~ assemblage Wednesday afternoon.
The affair was lawn party, given oy
the f. n. C. Club.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Dinger, at
their home on the Island, very pie as
antly entertained the "Terriers" and
their lady friends Monday evening.
The usual social diversions were pro-
vided, and midnight luncheon was an
excellent feature.
Miss jennie Aiken entertained
party OF friends Monday
evening at her home in the North END.
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The committee Of the Knights OF st.
George, appointed to arrange puollc
reception TO the Rt. Rev. Bishop Kahn,
previous to his departure for ST. Louis
will meet within few days.
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The banquet Of the Linsly class OF '93
as the Windsor Hotel, Monday evening,
was a pleasing event OF the week. Or
course il was stag" which meant
freedom from the conventlonalities OF
social life, OF which the the boys made
the most. The menu was very attrac-
tive, and the inner man was fed to
safety. Then came the "feaSt OF rea-
son and flow OF soul" The post-pran-
dial speeches Of the graduates would
have made Chauncey Depew turn Nile
green with envy. Lieut.. Brau'
persreuther, the efficient mill
tary instructor, weary with q hard
DAYS toll, was flirting with Morpheus,
INIT the boys aroused him about mid
night and gave him q handsome SOU
venir OF their esteem. Then-well, 1t
was awfully late when the boys got
home.
Invitations have been received here
for the formal dedication OF the west
Virginia building at the Worlds Fair
Tuesday afternoon.
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A quiet wedding took place Thursday
noon at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
thinner. corner TwentV-fourth and
ChaDline streets. Their accomplished
daughter, Miss Mollie, gave her hand in
marriage TO Mr.. Alfred G. Ulrlch, the
efficient bookkeeper at ID, +. Behrens'
grocery. The ceremony was performed
By Rev. VIM. Ulfert, pastor OF st. Johns
Church, in the presence OF an assem-
blaze of invited friends. Mr.. and Mrs.
Uirich left Immediately for Chicago,
where they will witness the sights at
the Exposition. They received an I'M
usually large array Of handsome and
useful presents.
Edward Highwart, the popular shoe
dealer Of South Jacob street, and Miss
Amelia Yahnke, Of Marshall county,
were married Thursday evening at five
o'clock, at the Zion German Lutheran
Church, ReY. Ziegelmeyer, the pastor,
the ceremony. A reception
was given at the brides home in the
evening. The happy couple will go to
on South jacob street.
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The members OF the Alert Club,
popular South Side organization, enter
tained their friends with q hop at
Knoke's hall, for which Killmyer played,
Friday evening.
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Miss Title Loos entertained q num-
Der of her friends with croquet party
Friday evening, at her home on the Isl
and. At seasonable hour refresh
ments were served.
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The wedding of Rev. John Allen
Crawford, OF Hillsdale, Mich, formerly
Of Wheeling, and Miss Blanche Webster
Powers. Of Ridgeway, Pa, took place
ednesday at the First Congregational
church in that city. The church was
handsomely decorated with plants and
flowers. The choir, partially concealed
behind bank OF exquisite flowers, sang
the wedding chorus from the opera Of
'.Lohengrin," as the bridal party en-
tered the church. James d. Crawford,
Of this city, was one Of the ushers, and
Miss Virginia Crawford the maid OF
honor.
Between the hours Of 1890 and
o'clock reception was held at the home
of the bride. An elegant wedding din
ner was served, after which the bride
and groom left for their new home in
Mich. A host Of friends Of
Rev. Crawford, in this city, extend their
congratulations.
The plumbing firm OF Trimble & Lutz
some years ago, inaugurated happy
custom of entertaining pleasant rela-
tions between the firm and its employees,
by rendering the latter banquet each
wear. Thursday evening the forty en-
ployes assembled at the store on Mar
ket street, and headed by the members
OF the firm, marched up to bursts, all
wearing handsome boutonniers OF June
roses. An excellent feast Of strawber-
ries, cakes, Ice cream and other delica-
cies was merrily discussed. Before part
ing Mr.. LATE Starks thanked the firm
on behalf OF the employees, in neatly
worded speech.
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Mr.. VIM. a. Sykes and Miss Fannie
Sheeky were quietly married June 14th,
at the home OF the groom's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. c. w. Sykes. Rev. VIM. G.
Uifert officiated.
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Miss Helen Hussey entertained a
large number Of friends with a 'char-
acter" party at her home near Mt.
Pleasant Thursday evening. A large
number went out from Martins Ferry