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which we're 3 present from the groom.
Miss Loos was also attired In white silk,
with slippers, gloves aud hat TO match.
The beautiful and impressive cere-
monv was performed By Rev. VIM.
Uliert, pastor Of the church. When
the happy pair were man and wife the
wedding party retired from the church
in reverse order, Prof. Arbenz playing
the Lohengrin march. They were i'm
mediately driven to the home Of the
brides parents on the Island, where en-
informal reception was held, and the
BRIDE and groom received the conRrat-
ulatlons Of relatives and friends. They
took the afternoon train over the Penn
sylvanis lines for 80 extended Eastern
honeymoon tour, and upon their return
will make their home 10 Jamestown
At she FouFth-street NJ. E. church at
eight o'clock, Thursday evening, Mr..
Albert Il. Slsson and Miss Lizzie Stone
Chapman we're made man and vile.
The church was prettily decorated with
plants, aud was we'll tiled with friends
OF the happy principals TO the nuptial
contract. Mr.. James Perry rendered
the Lohengrin march upon the organ.
as the bridal party entered. The ush-
ers we're Msssrs. II. l. Seabrig ht, James
Morgan, Frank Jackson and w. j. Lu-
kens. The groom's best man was his
brother, and the brides attendants
were her sisters, Misses Maud and
Blanche. The ceremony was very
pretty one. Rev. DR.. A. B. Riker, pas
tor OF the church. oliciated. The bride
was given away by her father. After
the ceremony the happy pair aud the
attendants left the church, TO the meas
ured strai0s Of the MendelssOhn we'd
ding march, and were driven to the
home OF the brides parents, where al
informal reception was held. The
bride and groom are both popular In So
ciety circles, fact which was fully at
tested by the number Of costly gifts
which they received from friends.
A quiet but very pretty wedding took
place Wednesday morning at the home
Of Mr.. James Burkett, on Peters Run.
Ohio county. Rev. LaRerty Greer pro-
nounced the words which made Mr.. a.
5. Bell and Miss Rose Burkett man and
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mittee was com posed OF DR.. o. w. Bur-
datts, Hermann Seabright and VIII
Laue. The Opera House Orchestra
discoursed its sweetest strains, and
whether promenading or keeping time
to the tuneful number in the maze of
the dance, the guests extracted the full
measure of wholesome enjoyment from
the gffair. At midnight splendid sup
per was served in the spacious dining
hall.
Friday evening Miss Dode Oliver, a
popular young lady of the Island, en-
tertained about thirty of her young
friends In a very enjoyable manner
Games and dancing were the features OF
the evening. At midnight refreshments
were served. and all did ample justice to
the delicious repast.
Miss Kate Laue entertained number
of friends with wine supper at her
home, on the Island, on the eve Of her
marriage to Mr.. Charles Young, OF
JohnstoWn, Pa. The guests numbered
about dozen, and made up merry
and congenial party. Mrs. Young will
be missed in Wheeling society circles.
pMr. John Faris, a veteran Democrat
OF Liberty district, Ohio county, ceIe-
DRAFTED the fifty-sixth anniversary of his
wedding by entertaining q party Of
friends at his home on Thanksgiving.
The aged coupIe-for Mrs. .Faris Is still
liying-Droved hospitabe hosts, and
the guests, most of whom were rela-
tives, enjoyed the occasion butte as
much probably as the host and hostess.
At the home Of her grandfather, on
South Jacob street, Miss Annie Schlick-
er entertained her young friends in
honor of her eleventh birthday. All
present had an enjoyable time, and at
late hour the little ones leftifor their
homes, wishing their young hostess
many happy returns OF the day.
Last Thursday evening Miss Ethel
Murdoch, assisted OF Miss Belle Green.
entertained a large number of their
friends in a most enjoyab e manner.
About twelve couples were present,
Hho spent the evening 10 the many So
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wife. The groom is the popular and
efficient county engineer, aud the bride
is a charming and accomplished young
lady. After the ceremony, sumptous
wedding dinner was discussed. Among
the guests were all the members OF the
Board Of County Commissioners, who
went out on the eleven o'clock w. & l..
+. motor and returned ate in the after
noon. Mr.. and Mrs. Bell have q host
OF warm friends, who extend their best
wishes.
Only q few invited friends witnessed
the interesting ceremony which joined
Mr.. II. Martin, OF PittSburg, and Miss
Mabel McAdams, OF this city, in the
holy bonds Of matrimOnY. The cere-
mony was performed Wednesday even
ing, by Rev. J. H. Ljttell, paster of the
United Presbyterian Church, az the
home OF the brides parents In the East
End. A reception followed, and on
Thursday Mr.. and Mrs Martin departed
for Plttsburg, where the groom is tele-
phone inspector.
A very quiet but notable wedding was
sOlemniZed at the home or the brides
aunt, S. j. Dorsey, at MOundsvile, on
Wednesday evening at $50 o'clock.
The contracting parties were Miss Mol
lie r. Dorsey, a we'll known Mounds
VILE lady, and Mr.. Geo. s. Harris, the
popular travelling salesman for G. d.
Kenney, Of this place. The nuptial
knot was tied BY the Rev. A. Mick, az
ter which 3 sumptuOus wedding supper
was discussed Mr. aud Mrs. Harris
left on the 7:l3 Is. & o. train for Wheel
ing. where they will make their future
home Among the guests from dis
lance were Miss Myrtle, Miss Katie,
Durbin and Miss Lena Plat, OF Gamer
on, and Miss Anna Harris, Of Wheeling.
A very pretty wedding took place
Wednesday afternoon at the Church OF
the Immaculate Conception, at which
Rev. Father Mullen pronounced the
words which made Mr. Fred Trappert,
a well-knOwn Young man on the South
Side, and Miss Lizzie Schmalstieg, Of
South Wood street, man and wife.
Mr.. W. A. Bnlingsle7, Of st. Glars
vile, welded Miss Susan Kennedy, q
charming young lady Of the South Side,
on Thursday afternoon. The ceremony
was performed at st. Joseph's Cathe-
dral, In the presence Of large number
friends. Rev. Father MeDermott off,
ciatsd.
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churca. a. we'll as the social prominence
Of the contracting parties. One Of the
Brettlest weddings Of the week took
place az $50 o'clack Wednesday after
soon ia ST. Johns German Protestant
church. The happy principals were Mr..
Charles Young, a prominent druggist OF
Johnstown, Pa, aud Miss Kate Lsue,
one Of the charming young ladies' OF the
Island. The decorations 10 the church
were lavish, and were tasteiully ar
ranged. The pulpit was literally hidden
from sight by a bank Of palms and pOtted
chrysanthemums. Several hundred
guests were present At the appointed
hour, the wedding patty entered, and
walked up the aisle to the measured
notes OF the MendelssOhA march, skill
fnlly rendered upon the orgsn By Prof.
Henry ]. Arbenz The Gshers were
DR.. Charles Hannah, OF ROhnstown,
Henry Laue, brother OF ths\brlde. Os-
wald T. Schreiber aud ThomSs J. MIL
Ter. The Rroom's best nan was Nc. Lee
Masterson. OF Johnst0wn, anf Ae
bridesmaid was Miss Bertha Lo1
this city. The bride wore beo
gown OF white silk, wlth> pea
mingA Her 0rnamA pfs Eaga
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MOTIFS AND EVENTS
AN UNUSUALLY GAY wsgK IN FASHIONABLE
ORoLsS.
Brilliant Entertainments ia Celebration Of Thanks
giYiag-A Number Of Notable Weddings
Coming Events sni Personal
Nsnio1.


wish were her violin,
10 rest BE- meath her dimplea chin,
Aud softly Kiss her swau-whits throat,
And broafhs my love through every note,
When DER nay strings her nngers fair
Should lightly wander here and there,
The While her flashing bow did press
Ny bosom with lts sweet caress,
lhen would I waSen iato song
The rapture that had slum bsfed long.
Minis ear against her swelling breast
Should he2rker 10 It's sweet uurest,
Ard-happy py.-then should b know.
H ow. deep beneath that drifted snow.
A blissfu4 tumult To- her heart
Made an her iuttering pulses start,
Then thai high calm. that maiden grace
That meekiy proud ano peerless face,
That auroole OF sun-brlght halr,
That brow such as the seraphs wear
No longer these should battle quite
The anX iols lovers daZzled sight
A D. would z were heg violin.
That thus her secret might win.
The Century for December
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WEDDINGS.

MONG the many
interesting society
affairs which made
the Thanksgiving
season a notable
one were several
very pretty we'd
dings, which we're
discussed In the
beau monde on ac-
count Of the natu-
raj interest which
attaches to nuptlal
ceremonies when
perform e d in
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B sltz rendered her surprise party at
her home on North Market street
Thursday evening. Music and dancing
were the diversions OF the evening, fol-
lowed by an excellent collation. at the
usual hour.
Mr. Joseph Korn entertained num-
Der OF friends Tuesday evening at his
home on North Main street In celebra-
tiOn of the thirty-ffth anniversary OF
his birth.
Mrs. VIM. P. Heskell entertained the
ladies at Altenheim with a Thanksgiv-
ing dinner at her home at Echo Point.
The Raleigh Club was Hospitality en-
tertained Wednesday evening at the
home OF Miss Mamie Nelder, on the
South Side. An attractive programme
OF amusement occupied the attention OF
the guests until midnight, when lunch
con was discussed.
The Wheeling Turnverein gave a
very successful Thanksgiving enter
tainment at their hall on North Market
street Wednesday evening. An excel
lent gymDastic programme was first
rendered, with musical numbers inter-
spersed. The floor was then cleared,
and the remainder OF the evening given
up to terpsichorean delights, for which
the Opera House orchestra made the
music.
TN. Tkonl,sofyin1 sonfal ~ Tho V
NJ. C. A. was one Of the most enjoyable
gatherings of its nature ever given at
that popular institution.
Miss Ida Hoffman was the victim Of
40 agreeable surprise planned by a
mum Der OF her young friends Tuesday
evening. They called In body at her
home, and shsI proved q hospitable
hostess, entertaining them with dane
ing and kindred diversions. At mid
night an excellent repast was served.
Miss Georgia Moore was hostess to
about ten couples of her friends Thurs
day evening at her home on North
York street Dancing was the feature
OF the evenings enjoyment, snd at the
proper hour light refreshments were
served.
Wilbur Westlake was very pleasantly
surprised Thursday evening by about
twenty OF his young friends, who called
at his home on Twelfth street in honor
of the thirteenth anniversary Of his
birth.
The ladies Of Unity Lodge, Rebekah
Degree L o. o. F., entertained their
friends Ia charming manner between
the hours OF five and nire o'clock, on
Thursday, in the Odd Fellows building.
Miss Carrie Jennings was the charm
ing hostess to number Of friends at
her home on Fourteenth street Thurs
day evening. The American Banjo and
Mandolin club rendered excellent music.
A delicious repast was discussed at
eleven o'clock.
The Calumet club entertained a num-
Der of friends st the hall on South
Main street Tuesday evening. Mrs.
Riddle furnished excellent piano music
for dancing, and a bounteous luncheon
was partaken OF 81 a sessonable hour.
One of the most delightful entertain
ments in the new hall At the Arion,
was the Thanksgiving ball Thursday
evening. The attendance was good,
and the throng Of guests made up a
merry and thoroughly congenial party.
There were many fetching gowns in the
aNrav Of bright costumes worn by the
lAsies. and the hall At al times present
an animated scene. Ine dance COM
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WHEELING REeIsTER. SUNDAY DE0ELBER 2. 1894

served at twelve o'clock, but it was
nearly two o'clock before the guests
left for their homes. The doctor was
honored with many valuable presents
One in particular was valuable case of
surgical instruments, presented to him
in an appropriate speech by Mr.. Will
liam WolVington.
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THE December Century Magazine Is
replete with interesting productions
and Is handsomely illustrated. Among
the conspicuous features are install
msnts of Sloane's Life OF Napoleon
Bonaparte" and Marion Crswfords new
novel, casa BraccIo;1 the first chap
ter OF Mrs. Barton Harrison's new nov
elette. IAN Errsnt Wooing;" What
has Science to do with RelIglou;" "Old
Maryland Homes and Ways" and sew
eral short complete stories. making q
notably excellent holiday number. For
sale at StAnton'S.
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attendance. Dame Rumor has IL that a
number Of swell evening gowns are 10
the hads OF the nmodists to be 10 readi-
ness for the coming event. The full
Opera House orchestra will furnish the
music for the ball.
Three very promising entertainments
are on the programme OF the Arion So
ciety for this month. On Dscem Der
18th, q Japanese costume ball will be
given, which promises TO be one OF the
most unique and pretty affairs OF the
season. All the guests will appear In
japanese gowns, some OF which have
already been ordered from the costum-
er. Gu the following Thursday evening
Kaffse Vlsite will be given. and the
Arion Trou badors will give minstrel
performance. All the funny savings
which are now being heard are being
treasured up by the black faced COM
edians. The annual New Years ball
will be given on the evening Of Deem
Der 31st. and will be very elaborate
entertainment.
Mr.. Charles Mcknight will entertain
nnmber of friends with dinner party
AT his home on the Island tomorrow
afternoon. The affair viii DO . csle-
bratIon Of the twenty annIvsr-
| sary Of his birth. andy 4Psn will Pc
gentlemen friends.
The ladies' q The clab vii
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give q private masquerade hop At the
Odd Fellows Hall Tuesday Dsceqber
4th.
The ladies Of the congregation OF St.
Joseph's Cathedral will give supDer
and social In tho basement Of the chgch
on Tuesday evening Of next week. The
proceeds will 60 to deserving charity.
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ENTERTAIN MENrS.

ANY pretty enter
tainments were given
on Thanksgiving, and
one Of the most bril-
liant affairs was the
annual ball OF the
students of the Linsly
Institute. The arm
DRY in the rear Of the
school building was
artistically trimmed
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NEARBY TOWNS.

81 ILLIAN T wedding
took place in Msundsville
Thursday afternoon at
five o'clock, at the home
Rev. J. f. Curtis. The
psrlors Of the residence
were tastefully adorned
with flowers and plants,
and half 3 hundred guests
assembled to witness the
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with tri.cOlored bunting and flags. The
rifles were stacked up in the four cor
ners Of the room, aud the handsome silk
banners and natty uniforms Of the
cadets. save it the appearance of a
military BAIL Ne school rooms were
given 10 the be guests-toilet
rooms on the 2or and banquet
hall on the q The Opera House
orchestra made Il Psic for the terp-
sichorsan feast. and throng Of guests,
numbering one hun and 6lty per-
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UInIN our Cloak department Monday
lN for genuine bargains.
Hull EMsHKIsIER's,
Eleventh street.
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REAL Holland Delft China at
!. g. DILLON & Co.'S,
Jewellers and China Importers.
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GOLD WATCHES ia good STYLES aud
good quality. from $500 upward. az
|. G.. DILLON Il Co.'S.
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Thanksgiving is the first Every club
has its Thanksgiving ball, and every
coterle Of society persons meets TO cele-
brate the day. Never, perhaps, was
there more general observance OF the
holiday, ia Wheeling, than during the
past week. The clubs each entertained
handsomely, there were innumera0le
home affairs, and even Cupid joined 10
the festivities, there being number Of
notable nuptials. Social matters will
be comparatively dull during the next
few weeks, emily TO be renewed during
the holiday season, for which plans are
already being discussed.
ADropos Of the approach Of the holi-
bays, and the inevitable drain upon the
purse, an exchange remarks that 10 is
an astonishing thing bow much the Gus
tom of giving presents on all occasions,
both In season and out OF season, has
grown upon the public. Once Sits
came only at rare times ind from no
body but a relative or Intimate friend.
Now exchanges Of presents are con-
atatly made, and often by those who
rank low down on the list OF friends.
There are weddiGg gifts, more general
and more elaborate each year. The
Christmas and Easter festivals are
obsaESsd ~by sending some pretty re-.
hinder or some costly trife TO the
friend, or often the mere summer &C
Quaintance. Cards undoubtedly were
the beginning Of this universal giving,
but they have 10 a measure passed out,
or rather they only supplement the
pretty pot of flowers, the bOn6on baS-
ket, the dainty knick-knsck for the
desk, or the silver oddly FOR the toilet
table. Then in sickness one sends
flowers. Flowers are sent, too, with
cards of generalization TO the home
where a new son or daughter has
come. In times Of trouble flowers again
play a prominent part. The vslen-
tines-once so psperY and 80 tardy-
are now merged into something Gun
ming IN the way OF a silver keepsake. or
q pretty booklet, or, perhaps, some faS-
clnating china ornament Thanksgiv-
ing. too, is a good time on which the
generousiy-inclineG remember their less
well-Off friends. The latest fad, how
ever, is probably that OF each friend
presenting TO the newly-engaged girl a
pretty tea cup for her afternoons. One
OF the recent brides numbered her gifts
10 that line by the dozens. A nice col.
lection for the coming Housekeeping
days is thus started and the idea Is by
no means bad.
The fair sex continues 10 manifest a
lively interest In bowling, not because
they desire TO follow the example OF
their masculine friends, but because
they like the healthful exercise,
and the excite ment ofrivalry.
A number Of Young aides CON-
pose party who assemble at
the Musee, and spend two hours each
Tuesday morlug. They are becoming
expert In handling the lIVnum vitae
spheres, and scores expressed by three
figures are by no means uncommon now.
Last week some Of the scores were up
10 the thirties.
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Broke ais wagon
While driving down Jacob street YES
terday morning Henry StahI, South
Side butcher, accidentally drove into
large hole in the paving near Thirty
eighth street. and his horse fell, brnIs-
ing itself up considerably, and break
ing the shafts OF the wagon.
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Pig Roast aud Lunch at Chas. obsr-
mans saloon, 1903 Jacob street, Monday
evening.
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Lndrment pot Aside.

In the case of John West v. the City
the judgment for $500. obtained before
Justice Rodgers about three years ago,
was set aside IS void. The matter
came up before the Court On motion
by counsel for Mr.. West for writ OF
mandamus 10 compel the city to PAY.
MIs.es' seamless wool hoes for 1Oc per
pair at q. a. Abercrom bic q Co.'S.
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GREAT Diamond Sale during the
whole OF this month az
g. DILLON & Co.'S.
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MONEY saved by buying your diamonds
at n ~ HilimA r Co.'S.
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SPECIAL UNDERWEAR SALE
Commencing Monday We will offer 90
dozen ladies heavY fleece itnsd Underwear
at $50 each or soc per suit.
q. "A. ABERCROHBIE & co.
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Special bargains In hus diamonds az n
X. Htiimau &o.s.
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The "Rek Ister'- will DO pleased TO pub
Iish n this department., Any cOmmu slca-
tons which are sent TO the Office, with the
signature of the writer attached. ''sub-
scriDsr," "COnstRnt Reader" etc, are not
emb Aced In the word signature"
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Broke AIS Wagon

bargains this week 40 $50 gold watches
Mt a. r. HiIlman q cos.
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PERSONALS.

Mr.. Ralph Fihnell Is visiting In Nor
gsntown and Petersburg.
The Misses Carnahan, OF Cadiz. o.,
are the guests OF Miss Blanche Hoge. OF
the Island.
Miss Clara Nolte. OF Marietta, has re-
turned home after delightful visit to
South Side friends.
Mrs. Goodwi OF Twelfth street, who
has been visiting friends 10 New York,
has returned home.
Misses Laura aud Helen Caldwell
came home from Washington Female
Seminary 10 spend Thanksgiving.
Miss Gertrude Farley, an accom-.
plished young lady OF the South Side, is
visiting Miss Anna Byne, OF Wsllsburg.
Misses Mamie Grubb and Sue Wright
were in Washington, Pa. last week,
and attended hop on Thanksgiving,
given bya number OF prominent society
persons.
Mrs. Chas. J. Milton left for the West
on Sunday morning. She took with her
her niece, Miss Mamie Patterson. who
will bs the guest for some weeks Of
Miss Katherine Clark, OF Louisville,
Ky.
Miss Bowman. OF Springfield, O., who
has been the guest OF Mrs. A. A. Wheat
for the past moath, Left yesterday for
her home She was accompanied by
Miss Mauds Richards. who will be her
guest during the coming month.
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OUDl1IIID An elegantlIn OF A
HHVllIH to 12-4 Chenille Covers
UuUlllDDU for tables, stands, pi-
n0UDnn amos and organs, AZ
IHVNkA The LEADER,
UU UIlU l0s0 Main.
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4 y cheer. 1t is . custom OF
NJ society, which grows 10
~ popularity with each re-
" curing year, to set aside
q certain periods during the
winter season for entertain
nents, which shall be distin-
gulshed no less by their IN
usual number than by their
elaborate nature, and Of these
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COMING EVENTS.

G1o%C.FcI
. ~ STreSs3. VENTS to come dur
!>Qccssis f1,$s ing the holidays are
ys.s9s< e =, now being discussed,
"a skSn- aud society is looking
H4SJ1s12S&9 forward with great
fi1GSf>S9 expectancy to the first assembly
STrE1 which comes off at the Mcclure
[ a. Hotel on Thursday evening OF
4 Ey the coming week. As Is will be
1 N the frat large ball OF the season
there will no doubt be large
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The Calumet club entertained num-
Der of friends st the hall on South
Main street Tuesday evening. Mrs.
Riddle furnished excellent piano music
for dancing, and bounteous luncheon
was partaken OF 81 sessonabe hour.
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tracing parties. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Father McMenamin
and was followed by reception aud
wedding breakfast at the home OF the
brides parents.
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H NKS GIVING,
like the Fourth OF
July, is essentially an
American holiday, the
latter suggestive OF
patriotism aud pyro-
technics, the former
Of gratitude and good
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Wednesday morning at o'clock At
St. johns Church ia Benwobd, the we'd
ding Of Mr. John Schulz and Miss Mag
gle Alrmeyer took place 10 11e presence
Of number Of the iriend2 the con-