Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-02

the parents Of the bride, where we'd
ding dinner was served Mr.. and Mrs
Carr. viii leave Tor Wayerley this
week. where the g5om conducts a gro
Gerry store.
Mss Dora Bickmeyer, Of South Eof
street. was surprised by large number
Of her intimate friends Thursday even
ing Ia honor of her birthday. The
evening was spen, in social past.meS.
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Bedl-
lion. in Elm Grove. was the scene of
quiet ON. very pretty wedding Thurs
day evening The bride was their ac-
compls shed daughter Miss Prim. and
the groom Mr.. NJ. NJ. Heryey. popular
young business man of Triade!phia.
The bride was beautifully alfred in
costume of white silk. ard carried
large bouquet OF roses. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. I,afferty
Greer. and was followed by wedding
spgad. after which Mr. and Mrs. Her
yey departed over the B. * o. on
honeymoon tour.
Mss Helen Singer was hostess TO a
merry party of her friends at her home,
on EtEa-een-h street. Thursday even
ing. The hours We're devoted TO terps--
ch0re8u amusement. supplemented by
a dainty luncheon at the conventional
hour.
Wednesday evening a very pleasant
hop was given nc the prison parlOrs. in
Noundsviue by Mss Agnes Halp-n,
complimentary 20 her visitors Misses
Lillian and Anna Ha.p.n of Toledo, o.
About twenty couples We're present and
danced 10 music furnished by Miss Da-
kan until AFTER midnight.
The Turner's gave an outing at Seib-
erts Thurs day afternoon. a very pleas
ing feature of which was an exhibition
by the class which took first prize At
the recent Fest in Sjeu5env-lle.
Tuesday evening Mrs. Gertrude Nc
CJrnaughy very pleasantly entertain
ed a number of her friends al her home
in Bridgeport The evening was spent
az the usua, social amusements until
late hour,
Mr.. Valentine Korn, Of Leatherwood
save a delightful stag party to his gen
t,emel friends In honor Of his recent
marriage. AbJu. fifteen friends were
present
Mr.. James II. Derry and Mss jamie
De,ca. daughter o the late j. Emmett
De,oe. were united in marriage We'd
uosday evening az the residence OF the
brides mother. No 100 South Huron
street. by the Rev. c. J. Trppett, pas
ter of Zane Street N. e. Church. The
attendants were Mr.. Frank Smith, Of
this city. and Miss Mildred II. BCugh-
uer. of Steubenville. The bride looked
charming n a costume of lavender silk,
trimmed with chiffon: VI IS BOughuer
Wore a becoming gown of lavender or
candle The wedding march was rem
dered by NJ IS Lydie Ramp. \ recep-
ton followed the ceremony. A large
number Of handsome presents were re-
ceiyed.
A very quiet wedding was performed
"Wednesday morning at the home OF
Mrs. Henry Hess. on. the National
Road. The bride was her daughter,
Mss Anna Marguerite Hess. a very
pretty and accomplished young lady,
who has long been pronounced favor
tie tn social circles. The groom was
Mr.. Hermann b. Grimm, the vide
known and popular secretary of the
E.ymaun Brew .ng Company. Their
engagement was known among their
lc1Uaiuauces for some time but only
-0 their relatives and most intimate
friends did they cOnfde the date set for
the ceremony. The marriage was Wit
messed bv but q small number or lntl-
mate friends The parlOrS were taste
fully emhe,ushed with flowers and
plants The officiating clergyman was
.he Rev.Wm. Ulfert pastor OF s.. John
German Protestant, Church. After the
ceremony the newly welded pair and
their assembled friends sat down 10 an
exee'leu, wedding spread. and after re-
c,ivtug concentrations they departed
over The W. AZ L. +. road for cleveland,
She lakes. Niagara Falls and Canaua on
an extended honeymoon tour. Upon
-heir return they Will occupy hand
some residence erected by The groom
near Wheeling Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scot Fair entertained
number Of friends Thursday evening
20 -hatr- beautiful residence on Th.r-
....r ...... d Wre a very ulpGslut