Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-08-04

ter the marriage MI "'iN -
accomnanied by a number of friends
and relatives. repaired to the ST. Clair
Hotel where an elegant wedding spread
was discussed. They left Thursday
evening over the Pennsylvania lines for
an Eastern trip. after which they will
take up their residence al Phi-adel-
phia.
Miss Agatha Ackermann, OF Martin 5 5
Ferry. entertained several couples OF
her Young friends at her home on Souts
Second street Thursday evening III d
mcs- delightful manner. A number OF
Wheeling people were present.
Tuesday evening the young ladies
summer;ng at the MOundsville camp
Grounds will give a lawn fete in the
mark. They are making preparations
for a delightful affair. The proceeds
will 30 toward the Young Peoples Tenn
pie.
Miss Mary Mullaney was hostess to q
party of young friends q. her home on
Park street Martins FerryS wednesday
evening. the occasion being the ami
versary of her birth.
A very enjoyable and successful lawn
fete was given Tuesday evening at
NoundsvjIlc by the ladies Of the conSre-
CATION OF the NJ. +. Church, on the
sDacious lawn surrounding the residence
Of the pastor. the Rev. G. w. Crimes:
The lawn was beautifully embelAshed
and lighted with japanese lanterns:
Durine the evening an excellent muslca!
and literary programme was rendered
in which Wheeling talent participated
Miss Hulda Potts. Of Bellaire, gave a
crooue. party Wednesday evening to Il
number of young friends al her nome
on Grave, Hin.
Monday night. n, his home, in Bell
aire. Prof Gus stephens gave a recep-
ton and dance to q number OF his
friends. ThNmusic was furnished by
the Jr. o. -. VI. band.
Trolley parties" are proving quite
fad among Bellaire society people. Sew
eral entertainments Of that nature were
given during the week, and all proved
very enjoyable.
Miss Jane Miller was hostess to a
party Of friends al her home in Ben
wood Wednesday evening, in honor Of
the nineteenth anniversary Of her birth.
Wednesday evening az West Liberty
Miss Birdie Doyle gave a very enjoyable
barn dance. complimentary TO her
guests. Mrs. W. T. H0ge and Mrs.
Frank Walthers, of Wheeling. About
one hundred guests were present, COM
ing from all parts Of Ohio and Brooke
counties. Excellent music was provid-
ed for the terpsichOrean feast, and il
was supplemented by an excellent lun-
cheon AZ the conventional hour. Miss
Curtis has sent out invitations for a
s0iree to be given this week in honor
Of the two visitors.
A very pretty wedding was solemnized
at the parsonage of the Rev. G. NJ. Will
son at Hannibal, o. The happy partici-
pants were Mr.. George Hubbard and
Miss Clara TUbagh, both Of Sardis. O.
Mr.. Hubbard is a young and prosper
Gus building contractor and Miss Tu-
baugh is the beautiful and winsome
daughter of Mr. Peter limbaugh, a
wealthy stOckman on q farm near Sar-
dis
Two very notable weddings occurred
in Sardis the past week. The contract
ing parties We're Mr.. Mont Lowe and
Miss Mary Drollinger. Mr.. Lowe is the
genial proprietor OF the Petroleum
Cafe at the new oil fields at Alexan-
drid Mills. near Sardis. and Miss Drol-
linger is the accomplished daughter Of
Mr.. Jacob Drollnger, the stone con-
tractor. Mr. and Mrs. Lowe will make
their home at Alexandria Mills. They
have the best wishes Of a host of
friends.
PERSONALS.