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

The affair throughout was very en-
iovable, and reflects credit upon the
ladies in charge.
The outing OF the Royal ArCanum at
Wheeling Park Friday evening was a
very enjoyable event, attended by over
a hundred members of the order. The
affair was IN charge OF the following
committee: VIII c. Brown, chairman
and master of ceremonies; Thomas Nor
ris and Or. II. II. Harrison. Supper
was served in the Casino restaurant at
eleven O'Clock, after which programme
was rendered. The HOian Quartette,
Messrs. A. z. Dunn, w. Y. NesOitt, VIII
liam Merchant and r. II. Parker, rem
dered a song acceptably; the recitation,
"A Dream" by Nathaniel MOnJford was
also received well. Guitar and mando-
lin duets by Curtis Brown and Frank
OaIzell were feature, and the comic
song by Lester Il. Dillon took the
crowd. Short speeches were made by
Messrs. Frank Hudson, DR.. William Pc
trie and Charles Reed on benefits OF
the order. At a seasonable hour the
party returned on a special motor.
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At st. Joseph's Cathedral at nine
o'clock Wednesday morning, very
pretty wedding ceremony was per
formed. 1t was a quiet affair, owing 10
recent deaths in the family OF the
groom, but very interesting nevertne-
less. The contracting parties were Mr..
Robert A. Ankle, junior member OF the
firm OF r. Y. Ankles Sons, and Miss
Mamie ]. Dickman, daughter OF MIR.
VIM. j. Dlckman, the South Market
street grocer. The attendants were
Mr.. II. V. Ankle, brother of the groom,
and Miss Annie Dickman, sister OF the
bride.
Mrs. NJ. f. Whitaker rendered a
wedding march as the bridal party en-
tered the churCh, and soft serenade
during the ceremony. Rev. Father
NcDermott ofiiciated. Mass was then
celebrated, the bride and groom
kneeliug inside the altar railing, and
receiving the nuptlsl blessing. During
the services vocal trio was charming
ly rendered by Mr.. 7. J. Miller, Mr..
Adam Yam and Miss Emma Yahn.
At the conclusion OF mass the we'd
ding party was driven TO the home OF
the brides parents, where an excellent
breakfast was discussed. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ankle will reside on South E9tT street.
Invitations are being sent out for an
old time picnic and barn dance, to be
held in Hedges barn, az Windsor sta
ton, on Saturday, June 80, afternoon
and evening. This is the second affair
this season, and will be the most large
ly attended Of any ever held there.
Billy Mayer will make the dance music,
which is 10 start at D. m, aud Joseph
Young, Of West Liberty, will serve re-
fresAments of all kinds,
The invitation committee is composed
OF Gala Mitchell, Richard Mcclure and
Joseph Weitzell, OF Wheeling; Alvah
Garrison, OF Potomac; Barton Jones, OF
Titonvile; Carl Cendenen, OF Wells
burg, and Avery Rodgers, OF Short
Creek. Msssrs. Mitchell, WeitZell and
Mcclure will engineer the Wheeling
end. taking two wagon loads OF young
people Up at l o'clock, aud many others
will go up on the l:25 and $50 trains
on the Panhandle. The others Of the
committee will take iu all the country
back OF Wellsburk, TiItonviile, Potomac
and Short Creek.
Hedges barn, large and roomv one,
will De taxed TO its utmost on this occa-
sion, as about all the young people
living within radius OF twenty-five
miles outside OF Wheeling will be pres
ent, beside about twenty-five couples
from this city, and Bills Mayors has
promised something new In the way Of
dance music.
At ST. Joseph's Cathedral this morn
ing the banns Of matrimony will be an
uounced Tor the first time between Mr..
William Bach, Of the Hook and Ladder
company Of the Fire Department, and
Miss Kate BARLEY, charming young
lady of Twenfy-ninth street. The wed
ding will take place in about a month.
A quiet wedding took place Friday
night at the parsonage at the Zane
Street NJ. Z. Church. The pastor, Rev.
-. Engle, performed the ceremony
which made Miss Ida Rogers Mrs. Louis
Esmeyer. The groom is an employe of
Neil & Ellinghsm, aud the bride is
popular young lady Of the South Side.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. Caldwell have
issued invitations for the marriage Of
their daughter, Elizabeth Hughes, to
Mr.. James Gill stephens, OF Chicago.
The ceremony kEtll- be performed at
I'd keep il from settling