Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-15

ties, in a Quie; but very pretty wedding
ceremony, which was performed at ST.
JoSeph'S Cathedral, in the presence OF
but few invited friends, at eight
o'clock Monday mOrning. The ofliclat-
ing priest was Rev. John McElligOtt, OF
Grafton, formerly Of the Cathedral par
ish.
Immediately following the ceremony,
Mr. and Mrs. Burns were driven to the
home of the bride, on ChapIine street,
when they discussed an excellent we'd
ding breakfast. Later they departed
over the b. & o. for the East.
The bride, who lived for number oil
years on Bermuda Island, is graduate
OF Mt. de Chantal Academy, and a
charming and accomplished young lady.
The groom has been connected with a
New York business house, and will
leave shortly for Venezuela, South
America, ON an important mission for
wealthy fra in the East. Mr.. and Mrs.
Burns will make their home in that
country for six months AZ least.
The Il. Z. Social club, prominent
organization Of Pleasant Valley, gave an
enjoyable outing on Tuesday.
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About one hundred young folks made
I'D q merry surprise party aud called at
the home Of Mrs. Rsmele, on South
Main street, Monday evening. The az
fair was complimentary TO Mrs. Rem
eie's guest. Miss Gaus, OF Plttsourg,
Mayer's band accompanied the party
ana played excellent dance music
throughout the evening. The pro-
gramme was opened with a grand
march, led 10 d graceful manner by
Misses Maggie Davis aud Agnes Joyce.
The terpSichOrean feast continued I'M
til after midnight, when the affair was
brought 70 a close Oy an excellent
. luDcheOn.
Last Tuesday evening the Island Club
surprised Miss Nora Darby, at her
home on south Penn street. Fourteen
couples were present sad all enjoyed a
Jolly evening. The com mjttee in charge
were Miss Ellie Myers, Kate Ashley and
Lille Hannah.
Miss Tllie Wheeler entertained a
numb 81 her friends 81 her home on
south Chapline street, last Thursday
evening, In honor OF Miss Anna Msr-
vein, from Par6erSburg. The evening
was spent Ia card playing aud dancing.
AT seasonab.e hour refreshments were
served The Carmeiia Mandolin aud
Guitar Club rendered a number Of fine
selections.
Mr.. Fraak T. Nler, popular printer,
and Miss Salus II. Utt, a young lady OF
the south Side, were quietly married
Tuesday evening. az the residence OF
Rev. samuel Schwarm, pastor OF the
English Lutheran Church. After the
ceremony, Mr. aud Mrs. Nier were
driven 20 their new home on the Island,
where large number OF their friends
bad assembled. 4 very enjoyable even
ing was spent, and the newly-wedded
pair received large number OF hand
some aud useful presents.
The members OF the Clover Leaf Man
doln and Guitar CLUB were Hospitality
entertained Monday evening AZ the
home os MIR. and Mrs, Reppart, on Mar
ket street.
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The Owl Social Club. OF Martins Fer
~. enjoyed an outing al Short Greek
Wednesday.
I Miss Rose Conway entertained par
" OF friends in a very enjoyable Inan
ner at her home Oh Fourth street, Mar
/ tins Ferry, Tuesday evening.
Is
! Prof. Floyd, the well-known must
clan, was host to party OF Martins
I Ferry friends, at his home on the Island
/ Friday evening.
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Fred. the bright iOur-year-old son o.
/ VIM. Gruber. the Market street cigar
merchant, was four years old on Fri
day. Ia the afterEoon he entertained 1
score OF mis- young friends AT the hemt
OF his parents on North Market street
A very enjoyable season was spent IL
juvenile games, and excellent refresh
ments were served.
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Miss Bessie Kahn was rendered {
pleasing birthday surprise at her home
on South Market street, Friday even