Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-06-24

their residence, No. 234O ChapIlne
street, Wednesday, June 81, at noon.
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The announcement s made that Mr..
VIII Devlin, Of the South Side, ana
Miss May Miller, of Eoff street, will be
united in marriage at st. Joseph's
Cathedral, at nine o'clock, ON Wednes-
day, 9th inst.
The Union Epworth League e1cur-
sions to Darlington. on the steamer Lib
erty, Thursday and Friday evenings,
were very successful events. The
original intention was to give but one
excursion, but so many tickets were
sold that it was found 10 be impossible
20 take the crowd.
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Alexander Garden, OF 2417 Chapline
street, one OF the oldest and most popu-
lar employees of the Wheeling Street
Railway Company, is to be married next
Thursday. The bride is to be Miss
Lillian Hawkins, a charming young
lady Of the Island. The wedding will
be witnessed by but few OF the many
and will be at the brides home.
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A pleasant surprise party was tender
ed Mr. John Gillespie Friday evening
at his home on South Jacob street, it
being the anniversary of his birth. Re-
freShments were served at midnight.
a very pretty home wedding was SOL
emnzed "Wednesday evening at the res
idence OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Vogel, on
Fourteenth street, in which the con-
tracing parties were their accom-
piished daughter, Miss Hermina, and
Mr.. Charles Taylor, prominent young
business man OF keyser, w. Va Rev.
Samuel Schwarm,, pastor of the English
Lutheran Church, of1icated, in the
presence Of an assemblage of friends
and relatives Of the happy couple. Al
ter the ceremony an excellent wedding
supuer was discussed, and later Mr.aud
Mrs TAYLOR departed over the
3. & o. for Keyser, w. Va, their
future home.
On Thursday evening Mrs. John Moi
fat entertained a number OF yoHug peo-
ole at her beautiful suburban residence
az WoodSdae in honor OF Miss Laidl ey,
of Charleston. The yonnE people went
out on the early motor and spent the
evening In stroling over the lawn and
PLAYING tennis. Refreshments were
seeved by Mrs. Motfat assisted by her
little daughter Virginia. The affair
proved TO be very pleasant one
throughout.
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DR.. and Mrs. A. f. Hustled entertained
@ few friends Friday evening with a
Yachting party. About six couples
b arded the yacht and enjoyed cool
ride uD the river several miles. The
affair concluded with social doorstep
party at their residence on Twelfth
street.
On Wednesday evening last at .
o'clock Mr.. John Friend Hutchinson,
Of Petersburg, and Miss Grace Gray
Finnell were united in marriage at the
home OF the brides mother, Mrs. Mary
A. BusSelle, corner Of Thirteenth and
Byron streets. The bride. one Of Wheel
ing's most accomplished musicians and
favorite in society, was Handsomely
dressed in white Bengalne silk, the
bridesmaids, Misses Myrtle Fin
nell and Bessie Hutchinson,
in gowns of delcateiy shaded null
trimmed With satin. the former blue,
the latter pink. Mr.. Geo. w. Summers
was the groom's bsst man and Mr.,
Ralph Finnel gave the bride away.
The cere nony was performed by Rev.
DR.. G.. w. Folwell Of Philadelphia, for
merly the groom's pastor In Parkers-
burg and special friend of his family,
Mr.. Hutchinson, though young
man is building up a
lucrative law practice in the firm Of
Hutchinson, Hutchinson Il Camden.
The wedding was a very pretty one, at
tended by quite number OF the friends
Of the bride and groom in this city, and
several from elsewhere. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hutchinson will reside in Parkers-
burg.