Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-14
dance At Arion Hall Wednesday even.
ing. Mayors will make the music.

dance At Arion Hall Wednesday even.
ing. Mayors will make the music.
The impressive ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. John a. Crawford, OF
Hillsdale. Mich, brother OF the bride,
assisted by Rev. f. ID. T. Buckley, pas
tor OF Thomson Church. When IL was
concluded, the bride and groom repair
ed to the lecture room OF the church,
where an Informal reception was held,
and they were warmly Congratulated
by their many friends. Mr.. und Mrs.
Tester we're then driven 10 the Pam
Hlndle depot, taking the $3.50 o'clock
train for their future home in Scott
City. The bride takes with her the
best wishes Of a host of Wheeling
friends. all Of whom deeply regret her
departure.
Mr.. Williams Bole, welder at the
Riverside, and Miss Annie Atwell,
daughter OF Mr.. James Atwell, OF
Thirty-third street, were quietly mar
ried at four o'clock Wednesday after
noon, 10 the parlors Of the residence OF
Rev. Father Mullen, pastor OF the
Church OF ths Immaculate Conception.
In the evening a reception was held at
the home OF the brides parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Bole will at once start house
keeping.
At eight o'clock mass at ST. JoseUh's
Cathedral Tuesday morning, Rev
Father McDsrmott spoke the i'm pressive
words which united for better or worse,
Mr.. William II. Juukins and Mrs.
Catherine Boil. In tina evening a re-
ceptiOn was held at the home OF the
bride. and Mr.. and Mrs. Junkins re-
ceived many warm congratulations, SIS
well as more substantial evidences OF
the esteem in which they are held.
The Ideal Club is making extensive
preparations for its next reception,
which will be given at the Mercantile
Club rooms on the evening OF the 22d
iust.
An informal hop was given at the
Island Club rooms. Tuesday evening,
plimentary TO Miss Ada Curry, OF
Charleston. who ia a guest OF friends on
the Garden Spot.
Mr.. Frank Booth, OF the Island, the
well known produce dealer, and Miss
Emma LObenstein, OF Darlington, we're
united iu marriage at high noon We'd
nesday, a. the home OF the bride. The
ceremony was witnessed By an assem-
blage Of invited relatives and friends
Mr. aud Mrs. Booth left for Washing
ton City on wedding tour, and upon
their return will make their home TO
Wheeling.
Mr.. John Amarine ono o. Bridge
ports pioneer citizens, entertained o
number OF bis friends at a dinner at his
bOms Wednesday. Mr.. Amarine has
passed his 18th milestone, and few OF
the guests we're under that age.
Miss May Ferrei entertained hospita-
bly, az home. in Bella.re, Wednesday
evening, complimentary TO her charm
Ing guest, Miss Maud Fsrrei, Of ST.
Ciairsviils.
The TeutouIa singing Society is
making big preparations for its grand
private masquerade ball a. Teutoni8
Hall 40 Ibirty-thIrd and Jacob strcots,
The seventeenth 0f thls month. Mrs
James Riddle o. % furnish the music,
and one 81 the finest dances ever given
I by the society is planned.
/ On Friday evening Miss Myrtle Wiz.
/ EiDll BOsIeY entertained nuuhor N
/ her young friends ~ her home on Mar.
Z ket street iu honor oi the sixth annf
yersafy ~ her birth Those prps8,t
were Misses Martha Green. Della Fs.E-
. ensteIn. Loretta buscA, Genie Done.
Edna Newman, Ethel Emmert. Mary
/ Gilligan, Geueveive Falksnstoln, MARY
] Goisett ana Bessie Jones and Gene