Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-24

opportunity Of viewing this
beautiful city. This place numbers
about so, coo people and is growing rap
idly because OF the mine developments.
On the return the Merida was loaded
with 3, 100 tons Of iron ore. Coming
back through the Sault Of st. Marie the
Merida fell In with three other steamers
and il was suggested 10 race across
Lake Huron. The captains Of the diff
ferent boats all agreed. The race which
followed was exciting. The Merida,
going at the rate Of Is miles an hour,
soon passed two OF the boats, and about
ten miles after the start Overhauled the
Curry, the foremost boat. The Merida
and those on board finished the trip Of
nearly 1000 miles at the docks at Con-
neautt In about ten days.
Thursday evening at six o'clock, in
the Darlors Of the Rev. j. Il. Mcclure,
Mrs. Rose GorsuCh Bates became the
wife of Mr.. $. V. Williamson. The
bride formerly lived at Bismarck, n.
D., and the groom is one of the most
popular young men Of Sardis, Ohio.
After the nuDtials they repaired to the
residence Of Il. l.. McGranahan, where
q fine repast was served. The couple
have the best wishes Of many friends.
A brilliant reception was rendered
Thursday night at ClarksburZ TO Col.
Clarence Moore aud his beautiful bride,
who arrived in CIarksOurg from their
bridal tour. The reception was given by
NT,nw, TN'nwI~ ~ rho IT -
District Court, father of Col. Moore, at
his magnificent home at corner Of Pike
and Fourth Street. The newly married
couple were welcomed by the best OF
Clarksburg society, and the home was
royalty decorated for the occasion. A
grand feast was served during the even
ing 10 the large and elegant dining
rooms.
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Mr.. Edward Johnson was surprised
on Monday evening at his home No. l22
Seventeenth street. The affair was an
ENJOYABLE one. Those being present
were Misses Luella Springer, Maggie
Springer, Laura Gray, Kate Costello,
Lizzie Hoe, Nora Scott, Gertrude Smith,
Late GulieS, Messrs. Edward Johnson,
Tom Bray. VIM. JaQuay, Mike Hoe, Roy
Whissen, Ljvey Hall, El6ridge Healy,
George MeGae and others. Refresh
ments were served at a reasonable hour
and the crowd left at late hour.
The FL. s. L. club, a society OK
Young gentlemen aud ladies, called
Wednesday night at the homeiot Miss
ReDa Newiand, Of North Wheeling, and
were pleasantly entertained during the
evening by the charming hostess.
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Miss Amelia Graebe, daughter Of Mr..
Conrad Graebe, was united In marriage
last Wednesday evening, at the home
OF the bride 30 Mr.. John Mcguire. OF
the south Side. The wedding was at
tended ONLY by relatives and near
friends Of the principals
A Columbian party was given Tues
dav evening at the home OF Miss Annie
Myers in D0ugherty terrace. Among
those present were Misses Nellie Sims
and Katie Asley OF Wheeling, and Miss
HALEY Stanley, Of Minerva; Flora Lari-
more. of New &artinSyille; Frank
smith. of Wheeling, aud Walter Beck
tol, of McI1eesPorE Later in the even
ing the party adjourned TO the assem-
bly rooms where dancing 10 the Mando-
lin orchestra was INDUCED in after
which refreshments we're partaken OF
at Falk & O'Nears, the party breaking
up at two o'clOck.-StCubeRrllc Star.
Rev. Father Leo performed the mar
rage ceremony Tuesday morning Of
I Mr.. Peter SectWald and Miss Catherine
Manhauser st 81. AlphOnSuS' Church.
The wedding took place at nine o'clock
and was we'll attended by great many
friends.
Mr.. Fred. Hall, So efficient and pop
ulsr dentist Of Marlin'sN Ferry, was