Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-06-21

were given a delightful tr0lly party
Friday evening, taking a whirl over the
entire line OF the Wheeling Street Rail-
way Company in an especially illumi-
mated car.
Mr.. Lewis Steenrod Thompson, son OF
Col. VIM. P. Thompson, Of New York
CITY, was married at noon Tuesday TO
Miss Geraldine Morgan. The ceremony
took place at P,aJtsbuTg, the summer
home Of the bride on the Hudson, and
was Witnessed by a large throng OF in
yited guests.
One of the notable social events OF
the present week. will be the Elks' out
ing at the Wheeling Park Casino Mon
day evening. OF which a more extended
notice viii be found in another column
The E,ks have an envia5,e reputation
for excellence Of their affairs which has
been meriJed by the broad scale upon
which preparations are always made,
and that careful attention TO details
which insures the perfect enjoyment OF
each guest.
A party of young persons from the
North End enjoyed moonlight outing
al Lucas place two miles north OF the
city. Wednesday evening. Musicians
in the party furnished music for dane
ing.
"A number of young society ladies OF
Pttsbmg enjoyed an outing at Wheel
ing Park Wednesday. In the evening
they were joined by a number OF their
bachelor friends.
S.. Joseph's Cathedral was the scene
Of a very pretty wedding at the early
mass wednesday morning in which
the bride was Miss Magde.ine Miller, a
popular young lady Of the North End,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Mil
Ter and the groom Mr.. Charles Smith, a
popular Young man Of Wheeling. The
bridesmaid was Miss Lilly Welty, cous-
in Of the bride. and Mr.. Samuel E.
Thomson was best man. The cere-
mOny vas performed by Rev. Father
Move. who also celebrated the mass.
The high altar was neatly adorned, and
the many brilliant lights around the
sanctuary added much 70 the beauty OF
the ceremony. The bride was attired
in a neat and very becoming white silk
with pearl trimmings; the bridesmaid
was at,ired in handsome white or
candle with lace trimmings. After the
ceremony a pleasant breakfast was en-
joyed at the home Of the brides par
en,s Mr.. and Mrs. Smith will go TO
housekeeping on North Market street.
At three o'clock Wednesday after
noon. az the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
X. Lis. on North Main street, a very
quie- but pretty wedding ceremony
took place. in which the happy pr,nci-
pals were Mr.. James r. Meek, foreman
OF the News composing rooms, and Miss
Dora NJ. Bray until recently amanuen-
sis In the office of the Wheeling Corfu
eating Company. The pariOrS were
taste.uIy decorated with flowers and
pants. The officiating clergyman was
tae Rev. Dr. A. B. Riker, pastor Of the
Fourth Stree NJ. Z. church. The bride
wore a very becoming gown OF white or
candle. trimmed With ribbon and lace.
Her maid. Miss Core V. Wells, wore a
light blue organdie, with ribbons. The
little flower girls, Misses Margaret
and Eleanor Glass. were attired in
white dotted swiss. The groom's best
man was Mr.. Albert H. COwan. After
the ceremony congratulations were
shOwersd upon the happy pair, a we'd
ding luncheon was discussed, ard they
departed over the W. & L. E. for a
weeks honeymoon trip through Ohio.
Upon their return they will be at home
az No. - fifteenth street.
The Marine Club. composed Of a
number Of South Side gentlemen, gave
a pleasant dance at Remle's garden
last Thursday evening.
Frank Best and Miss Baer. Of .Claron
Pa. were married at The Imperial Ho-
tel. Bridgeport. last Thursday evening
at s o'clock. Rev. Dcnough. pastor OF
the Presbyterian Church, officiating
Miss Daisy Hervey played the wedding
march.
a delightful bowling party was given
at Wheeling Park Lass night by Miss
Hulda Delaplain, complimentary to mel
visitor. Miss Delapiain. of Washington
. ID. c. II was given for the young ladies
who are visiting in the city. their hos
I tesses. and a number OF young gentle
men friends making in al congenial
party Of about thirty The bowling
+ contests We're spirited and interesting
Later the party was entertained al
bursts ice cream parlOrs. Mass Della
plain was assisted in entertaining by
Mrs. Delaplain.
4 very select driving party will be
Civen Thursday evening Of this week
with St. ClairSville as the objective
point Dinner will be discussed before
returning.
~ high noon Thursday, in the First
Presbyterian Church, which was very
tastefully decorated with palms and
other pOtted plants. and filed with a
fashionable assemblage OF relatives and
friends Of the principals. Mr.. George
Newton N2rdy and Miss Jane Wilson
Baird were joined in the holy bonds OF
matrimOny, Miss Wilde presided al
the organ and rendered the Mendeissohn
march as the bridal party entered.
They were preceded up the ais,e by
the officiating clergyman, the Rev.
Joseph Speers. pastor Of the First Chris
tian Church. The ushers were MesSrs.
z. L. Wilde, William a. Vance, Albert
c. Schaffer and Thomas P Howell Of
Washington. The bridesmaids were
Misses Madge Johnson and Louise