Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-16

wife and DR.. w. o. Houston and wife,
OF Bellaire; DR.. II. L. Roberts aud wife,
! Of Wellsburg; DR.. j. A. Clark and vile,
OF Belmont, o.; DR.. Gregg and wife, OF
| Belmont county; DR.. w. A. Cracraft, OF
Elm Grove; Capt John A. Haskins, OF
%Buckhannon; Squire A. P. Brookover,
OF New Martinsville: Patrick Harring-
tor, of Benwood; Capt. B. f. Jones, OF
Bellaire; Supt. Henry B. Pebler, OF the
County Inirmary; Mrs. Henry Gasmire,
Of Wellsburg; Mrs. B. f. Zoeckler, nee
Schenck, Of Phoenix, Arizona.
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Miss Marv A. Anderson, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George Z. Anderson, OF
Newburg, and Mr.. George Lackey, OF
Garrett, Ind, were married Wednes-
day evening at six o'clock, in the Nj. Il.
church Of Newburgh. The church was
artistically decorated. The chanceI
was banked with a p%roiusion OF bloom
ing plants and flowers, making a very
effective background 10 the broad arcn
OF laurel and golden rod just 10 front OF
the chancel. Miss Maude Lembower,
Of Garrett, Ind, played the "Bri-
dal Chorus from Lohengrin dur
ing the entrance of the bridal party ana
softly throughout the ceremony. Inc
ushers preceded the ''maid OF honor
TIE bride, a handsome brunette, en-
tered on the arm OF her brother, MI
James n. Anderson. She was met at the
altar by the groom and his best map,
Mr.. Simmsrmacher, OF Garrett, lnd.
Rev. Mr.. Williams, pastor OF the church,
oficiated, and read the impressive
words Of the Lutheran marriage SER
vice. The bride was attired 10 achange-
able silk, richly trimmed with fur. she
wore a French hat OF velvet, with shoes
and gloves TO match, aud carried La
France roses. The maid OF honor,
Miss LYDIA Lee, wore rose COL
ored silk and cheifon, and car
ried La France roses. The ushers
were Mr.. Robert Verril, OF New6urg,
and Mr.. Vernon Fraser, or Grafton.
Refreshments were served to the bridal
party and Immediate relatives at the
home OF the brides parents, after which
the bride changed her costume for a
travelling gown Of dark blue cloth, and
the bridal party left for Garrett by the
e~ast-bound express amid a shower OF
rice sufficient TO ensure the bride and
groom a long life Of happiness. Mr..
Lackey is we'll and favOraoly known In
Newburg, and the bride is universally
popular. Their many friends unite in
extending wishes for their happiness
aud prosperity.
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At high moor Wednesday a very
pretty wedding took place at the resi-
dence OF Mr.. Fred Zeh, ABOUT one mile
back OF Sardis, Ohio. The happy prln-
cipals were his charming daughter,
Miss Rosa, aud Mr.. Charles Weigelt OF
Wheeling. The ceremony was wit
messed by a large number OF relatives
and friends Of the contracting parties.
The bride was bec0miugly attlred In a
costume of gray cloth and carried =
boquet of natural flowers. Rev. Bart
more, pastor Of the German Nj. h.
church, spoke the words which made
the happy couple man and wife. The
bridal party and invited guests then de-
parted over the o. r. r. TO this city,
where they will make their future
home.
Mr.. Charles Rosel and Miss Emma
Daume were united in marriage Wed
nesday afternoon at the parsonage OF
the Zion Luthern Church, Rev. P. j..
Hob performing the ceremony. Only a
few friends were present. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rosel will live on South Eof
street.
At the home Of the brides parents in
Bridgeport, AMI in the presence OF a
large number OF invited guests, Rev.
Stevens, pastor Of the Presbyterian
Church, spoke the impressive words
which made Mr.. Will MCConnaughey
and Miss Lizzie Masser man aud wife.
A reception followed. The bride and
groom went directly TO housekeeping in
West Bridgeport.
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MIR. Charles r. Miller, OF this city,
and Miss Teresa DOnnelly, were the
parties to a quiet wedding which was
performed at St. PatriCk's Church,
Cleveland, o., last Thursday morning
at nuptial mass, Rev. Father OLeary
OBLIGATED. The groom Is popular sales
man for Waterhouse Bros. The bride
is a Wheeling girl, but for the past
eighteen months has resided in Chicsgo.
a host Of friends extend their best
wishes.
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Mr.. John Haynes. Of Aten, Neb., and
Miss Margaret Harris, OF West Wheel
ing, were quietly married at the home
of the bride Wednesday afternoon.
Rev. DR.. r. r. SwOps, rector Of st.
Matthew's p. Z. Church, performed the
ceremony. An elaborate dinner and re-
cep.ion followed. Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes
then left for their future home in Aten,
where the groom is a prosperous mer-
chant. The bride is the accomplished
daughter of Postmaster Henry Harris,
Of West Wheeling.
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ENTERTAINmENTS.
Thursday evening, at tho home OF
Mr.. Louis Strobel, Waterman al Schmul-
bach's brewery. nearly one hundred
Young persons assembled, TO carry out
a surprise upon Mrs. Strobel, in honor
Of the anniversary OF her birth. Schoen's
orchestra furnished tuneful melody for
the terpsichorean feast. and an excellent
luncheon was spread st the usual hour.
During the evening the host vas pre-
santad nv his friends with 4 handsome