Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-06-28

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was performed by the Rev. Father
Wherle. Mr.. and Mrs. Altmeyer will
make their home in Benwood.
The Misses Scharf, of North Main
street gave a very enjoyable trolley
PARTY for a number OF their friends,
Wednesday evening After tour of
the loop the guests were entertained
at the home of the hostess.
The friends of Chas. w. Work, of
Wheeling. and Mrs. Mary A. Adams, OF
Salineville, will be surprised to hear
that they were be quietly married at
eight o'clock Wednesday evening at the
residence of Rev. VIM. H. Hayden, on
the Island. They have gone to house
keeping on South Chapline street.
Mr.. Harry Lawrence Brown and Miss
Bessie King De Vries, popular young
society people of Moundsvillle, were
joined in marriage Wednesday after
noon, by the Rev. Mr.. Williams, pastor
OF the Presbyterian Church. Only the
immediate relatives were prosen,. At
ter a reception at the home Of The bride,
Mr. and Mrs. Brown departed over the
B. & o. road for tour o. the lakes.
The Epworth League Of the North
Street NJ. E. Church will give an out
ing, near Moundsville, on the Fourth.
A party of twenty-five young society
gentlemen of Wellsburg, in company
with their best girls, gave a moonlight
outing at Millvale Park Thursday even
ing.
Mr.. Chauncey Dewey and Miss Mamie
Grub entertained large and cOngenia!
party of friends at Echo Point between
the hours of four and eleven o'clock
yesterday. during the afternoon the
diversion was tennis, and some very In
teresting contests were played. y; SIX
o'clock luncheon by Ziegenfelder was
discussed. At night the Point was j.
Illuminated with Japanese lanterns and
me presence OF 4 thr01g VI guests IN
negligee attire gave the lawn a leaut-
fl. and animA;el appearance. AT DUSK
Prof. Charles Killmeyer sat down at
piano in the union barn, and several
hours were very pleasantly spent in
dancing. The affair was delightful
throughout.
st. Alphonsus Church was the scene
OF a very pretty wedding at nine o'clock
Wednesday morning, in which Mr.. VAL
entine Korn, son of Jacob Korn, OF the
North End. and Miss Mary Miller, OF
Leatherwood, were united in marriage.
Mr.. Albert Schlich officiated as best
man, while Miss Clara Letzelter made
a very pretty bridesmaid. Rev. Father
Leo was the officiating clergyman. The
altar. with its many pretty decorations
and the brilliant lights about the sane
tuary, enhanced the beauty OF the cere-
mony. Messrs. Joseph Kaes and John
Scholl we're very efficient ushers.
wedding breakfast was served at the
residence Of the brides father in
Leatherwood. The happy couple left
over the B. & o. for Columbus on their
wedding tour
Mr.. Harry Wallace, a popular B. &
o. brakeman, was united in marriage
last Wednesday evening at the parson-
age of Rev. Dr. Riker, to Miss Katherine
Hathaway, formerly of the La Belle pot
terry decorating department. After the
ceremony the happy couple left on
wedding tour through Ohio.
On Wednesday Mr. Edward Welsch
will be united in marriage to Miss
Bertha Kimberly, at the residence Of
the bride in Upper Benwood.
A number of Eighth ward young
ladies have arranged a terpsichorean
feast for Tuesday evening at Mozart
Park. Albert Altmeyer will furnish
the music.
Last Friday evening the Misses Bow
man gave a very enjoyable party at
their home, No. 5000 Chapline street.
The evening was spent in social amuse-
ments. At midnight elegant refresh
mentS were served, TO which the guests
did ample justice. Shortly afterward
they separated, all highly pleased with
the entertainment.
The various workmen under brewing
master John Kohm, Of the Schmulbach
Brewing Company, called upon him at
his residence Wednesday evening, and
presented him with a fine smoking SER
vice in honor of his birthday. Several
hours were spent in social amusements.
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AT. St. Alphonsus Church Mr.. John
Schriener will be married to Miss Mar
g9ret Foulner on Tuesday morning at
nine o'clock.
PERSONALS.
Under the bough, with Mabel near,
The breeze comes softly, the skies are clear.
FiV not . Time be ALWAYS Now