Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-11

notable Nupttais at the Thomson Church
other society HNsnts


MAS, aud Miss Virginia Lillian Craw-
ford, daughter OF c'r. and Mrs. NJ. c.
Crawford, Of the lSNnd. The interior
oil the handsome editice was tastefuny
decorated with potted plants, exotics,
ana fragrant flowers. The center aisle
was srehed with evergreen, under which
the bridal party passed upon entering
the church.
Fromstly at the appointed hour, a
choir OF little misses struck the nrst
notes OF the tuneful wedding march
from Lohengrin, aud as the chorus
gathered volume the happy principals
snd their attendants entered. The
bride looked more than usually attrac-
tive, her natural charms enhanced by
becoming gown OF white silk, high
NECK en- traine. trimmed In lace aud
natural flowers, and full bridal veil.
The maid OF honor was Miss Catharine
A. Dean, OF Pittsburg. She wore cos
tune OF pink silk trimmed with chiffon
ana ribbon. The little flower girls.
Misses Hazel UmsteNd and Bertha
Jones, attired In pure white, looked
charming. The groomsmau, Mr.. James
ID. Crawford, brother OF the bride, aud
the ushers, Mr.. VIII Il. Crawford, Mr..
VIII NJ. Doultn, Mr.. James X. Dean
and Mr.. Charles Addy, all wore the con-
ventional black.
The Impressive ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. John \. Crawford, OF
hillsdale, Mich, a brother OF the bride.
assisted by Rev. +. d. T. Buckley, pas
tor OF Thomson church. WheG IL was
concluded, the bride aud groom repair
ed TO the lecture room OF the church.
"heTe an lnIormal reception was held.
and they were warmly CONGRATULATED
frin
Tester were then driven to the Pan
handle depot, taking tho o:55 o'clock
train for their fsture home I'm Scott
City. The bride takes with her the
best wishes OF host OF Wheeling
friends, all OF whom deeply regret her
departure.
Mrs. William Kerr entertained num-
Der OF young gentlemen at her home on
the Island last evening The party
consisted OF Messrs Frank and James
harrington, Alfred W. Headly, Robert
Magee, William Kerr and Miss Nettle
Kerr. Mr.. Smell, who is an opera
singer OF high standing and who sang
IN al Babi at the Chicago Opera House
all through the summer, favored the
party with a number OF fine selections
James aud Frank HARRINGTON sang A
number OF duets Mr.. Magee, mouth
harp player, favored them with a num-
Der OF very choice selections. aud WIN.
Kerr, the well known banjo player rem
dcred several pieces on his instrument,
accompanied by Mr. Headly on the
piano.
Mr.. Smelt and James and Frank Ilar-
rington have just returned from six
months visit to Chicago.
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william Bole, a well-known welder OF
the Riverside Iron Works, aud Mis-
Annie Atwell, Il popular daughter OF
James Atwell, OF Thirty-third street,
were married yesterday afternoon at
Tour o'clock. The ceremony was per-
formed by Father Mullen at his par
Tors. An excellent supper and gem
eral good time was provided for tho
happy young couple at the brides
home last evening. They Will go to
housekeeping on South Jacob street
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a very pretty and interesting we'd
ding ceremony was performed at 81.
Joseph Cathedral at O'Clock mass.
Tuesday morning, In which the happy
contracting parties were Mr.. WIN. ri.
Junkins, son Of Patrolman Robert Jun.
kins, and Mrs. Catharlne BOIL The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Father
mcDermott. In the evening reception
reception was held al the home of the
bride, and Mr.. and Mrs. Junkins re-
ceived many handsome presents.
The German Krieger Nerein will give
a grand installation celebration aud
ball at Arion Hall the seventeenth OF
this month. The arrangements Com
mittee is Jacob Korn, H. Borgert and
Emil Book. Mayors orchestra will
furnish the music.
Mr.. Frank Booth, OF this city, and
Miss Emma Lobeustein, OF ClarinRton,
o., were quietly married yesterday at
the home OF the bride The ceremony
was performed by Rev J. d. Berges, Of
Darlington.
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The Primrose Clue gave dance last
night at Dolap's hall, Benwoo1. Guests
attended from Wheeling, Belaire and
moundsville. Killmyer made the music
and an enjoyable evening was spent,
The Rivervlew club gave n weIl-at-
tended dance at Menge d Howleys
hall, last evening. The Friendly -Four
club will give dance there the 22nd OF
this month.
The Ideal Club Will give a dance at
the Mercantile Club rooms on tue 18th
inst.
UnuI January 1B'h we offer largo