Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-29
IN SOCIETY.
Some Past and Prospective Events In the
Gay World

some Past and Prospective ETenLS IN tho
Gay World.
Wednesday evening, at one Of the largest
and most fashionable churches OF Colum-
bus, there was q brilliant wedding, unit.
ing in marriage william Pencil, well
known in this city, and Miss Pauline hus-
ted, both of Columbus. The ceremony
was performed in Trinity Church. when
was decorated in the most handsome 0an-
ner The church was crowded with a
large ana fashionable assembGge. After
the Young folks were made one, ali the
Went t6'"fne thrHrGfa 6nndred l2e nnBlqSeGG,
where grand reception was held. Among
the most prominent Of the citizens OF Col
umbus were at the reception, among them
being Managing Editor Porter, Of the
Columbus Dispatch, his wife and daughter,
wel-kn0wu in this locality. The groom is
a young man in the railway postal service,
who is well known in Wheeling where he
has often visited being very popular here.
He is a nephew of Squire George Ankle,
OF this city, and son OF Mr.. Pencil, OF
Columbus, wel-knOwn travelling man.
who was once in business in this city, and
lived for years near Steubenvlle. The
persons who attended the wedding from
this locality were: Squire George Ark.e,
wife and son, Harry; Nj. c. Glass and wife
and Charles r. Cunningham of the REGIS
TER. The happy young couple were the
recipients Of large NUMBER Of the most
appropriate presents. The same night OF
the wedding the young married couple
came TO Elm Grove, where will spend their
honeymoon. remaining in this locality until
the middle OF next month.
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Wednesday evening, one OF the mostpop-
ular of South Side business men, and
young society ladies of that part OF the city
were married Il. +. Cook, OF South a
cob street, and Miss Rosa Smith were the
names OF the parties who went 10 the home
OF Rev. e. NJ Afford, where they
were united in marriage quietly. Al
ter the wedding thev went 10 the hand
some new home prepared by the groom on
South Wood street near totty-secOnd,
whore one of the most pleasant OF wedding
receptions was enjoyed The happy young
couple have gone direct 10 housekeeping at
their new home.
A quiet wedding was soemnized at the
home Of the brides parents, IN Pleasant
Valley Wednesday in which the happy
principals were Mr.. George Maxwell, a
prominent young business man Of Teledo,
formerly of This city, AMI Miss jennie
Pfarr. charming young lady and society
favorite. The ceremony was witnessed oy
q large number of invited guests. 1t was
followed by an excellent wedding supper.
Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell then departed for
their future home in Toledo.
A pretty wedding was solemnized at st.
Joseph's Cathedral yesterday morning, in
which the contracting parties were Mr..
Wenzcll Wanda, foreman At Schwert-
fgeer's harness establishment, sad Miss
Mamie Junkius, daughter Of Patrolman
Robert Junkins Last night reception
was given at the nome Of the brides
parents, a sumptuous wedding spread
being pleasing feature.
The Madison Alumni Association will
hold its annual reunion and banquet at the
Island school house tonight. An excellent
literary aud musical programme has been
10 be followed By dancing at the
Island Club rooms.
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The Opera House band will play for the