Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-01

which Mr. and Mrs. Wanda were driven
I 70 their new home, At No. PIP Sixteenth
street.
Mr.. Alexander Garden, a popular en-
ploye of the street railway company,
and Miss Lillian, daughter OF Hugh A.
Hawkins, the Island contractor, were
Joined I'm matrimOny In the presence OF
an asssmblage OF friends and relatives,
at the home of the bride, Thursday
evening. Rev. DR.. w. II. Cooke, pastor
of the Second Presbyterian church, per-
! formed the ceremony. After a brief
reception and an excellent wedding
| spread, Mr.. and Mrs. Garden were
driven to their new home on South
Chapline street.
Mr.. James A. Drennen. OF Martins
Ferry, Hospitality entertained the Old
Mems CLUB, OF that place, with dinner
at his home Thursday.
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Mr.. 3. Snelvey aud Miss Mary Nagle,
| both OF Cameron, were united In mar
rage at the Catholic Church at that
/ place Wednesday morning. Rev
Father A. BOutIOu, OF MoundsviIle, Of
/ tCiated.
One OF the most fashionable weddings
of the season ia Columbus, O., was that
which Joined for better or worse Mr..
William PeuueI, we'll known in Wheel
ing. and Miss Pauline Hustled. The
ceremony was performed at Trinity
/ Church. The guests from Wheeling
were Justice George Ankle, an uncle Of
the groom, Harry Ct. Ankle, NJ. c. Glass
and wife, and Charles K. Cunningham.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Pencil came 70 this city
on their honeymoon tour.
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A quiet wedding was solemnized at
/ the home OF the brides parents, in
I Pleasant Valley, Wednesday, in which
the happy principals were Mr. George
Maxwell, prominent young business
man OF Toledo, formerly OF this city,
and Miss Jennie Piarr, a charming
young lady aud society tavorite. The
ceremony was witnessed by a large
number OF invited guests. IL was fol-
lowed by an excellent wedding supper.
Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell then departed
| for their future home in Toledo,
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A pleasing soiree was given at the
/ home Of Miss Laura Miller, In BenWood,
1 Tuesday evening, complimentary 10
the Misses Waddell, OF Allegheny, who
are guests Of Miss Miller. An enjoy
able season was spent 10 social diver
sious, supplemented by an excellent
midnight luncheon.
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The alumni OF Union school, accom-
panied by invited friends, held their an
I nual reunion and banquet at Wheeling
+ Park Friday evening. The attendance
was large and the exercises fall Of in
I terest
Mr.. and Mrs. WIN. Il. Hobbs have
/ issued Invitations for the marriage Of
their daughter. Miss Annabells, 10 Mr..
+ J. Edward BlacEtord, of the NGlrS
+ The wedding will take place at the
/ home of the brides parents, corner OF
+ Fifth and Short streets, Thursday even
/ ing, July 18th, al eight o'clock.
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The English Lutheran Sunday school
picnic, at Flushing, Friday, was the
most successful ever given the school.
About 355 people boarded an excursion
train on the c., l. q W., aud had a
very enjoyable outing.
Miss Mary Scott Hospitality enter
tanned a number of her friends at her
home, on Sixteenth street, Thursday
evening. An excellent programme OF
social diversions occupied the attention
OF the guests until midnight when
\ luncheon was discussed.
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The elite of MoundSyille assembled a.
I the opera House on last Thursday even
ing 20 90 honor to the Elks This was
/ the first reception given by the lodge
organized there some time ago, aud il
proved 20 DO one of the most brilliant
I society events ever occurring in that
city. BY half-past eight o'clock the
| Ooera House was comfortably filed with
invited guests, who were seated by a
very courteous and efficient reception