Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-06-14


A phoncgraph entertainment was
given at the West End VI. E. Church.
which was greatly enjoyed by the large
audience present
The Register yesterday morning ex-
I clusively announced the approaching
+ marriage Of Miss Thompson,of Parkers-
burg. 10 Mr.. Walter Seliars Cash, OF
/ Colorado Springs. Col. The bride to be
/ is the second daughter of the late Geo
W. Thompson. niece of Senator J. n.
/ Camden and the late Col. w. p. .Thomp-
son. of New York. On her m0thr'S side
/ sh is connected with the Jackson fam
lily one OF the most prominent in the
State. Mr.. Cash belongs to promin-
elt Philadelphia family, and is at pres
emit interested in gold mining at Grip
pie Creek, Col
The alumni of Madison public school
are making extensive preparations for
their reunion ard entertainment,
which win be given on the evening OF
the 2Sd inst
The Trundle Bed Cub. an orsaniza-
ton of little folks of the Island, spent
Thursday very pleasantly in an outing
at Wheeling Park.
The Kirg'S Daughters gave a very
successful bicycle fete at Seiberts Gar
den Thursday evening. A large number
of riders went out over the National
Road. and the crowd was augmented
by arrivals from the motors. Light re-
+ freshments were served by a commit
tee. Of which Mrs. w. ". Irwin was
/ chairman.
The Christian EndeayOr Society Of
the English Lutheran Church gave
/ delightful fete at the Island bridge park
Thursday evening.
The Linsly commencement ball will
. be held at the Wheeling Park Casino
I on the evening Of June 19th. The
T Opera House orchestra has been en-
gagged. The committees are as follows:
+ Arrangements. MeSsrS. Roy Lawrence,
+ Morgan Clark and J. r. Boyd; Dancing
/ II. Pollock, Roy Lawrence and George
Wise
+ Nfr. Jesse P. ShalIcross and Miss Ly-
dia A. Biggs, OF West Liberty, were mar
ried 40 the parsonage of the Fourth
I Street NJ. Z. church Wednesday even
ing by the pastor, then Rev. DR.. A. B,
+ Riker. A number Of friends of the
young people were present. and also,
Mrs. j. Fl. Biggs, mother of the bride,
Miss w. D. Barr. Mr.. Clarence Biggs,
and Mr.. j. H. Biggs.
A party of Wheeling society persons
will so up TO Washington 10 attend the
annual commencement ball. which will
take place az the college gymnasium
on the evening Of the oath inst.
Wednesday evening Miss Emma Kuc-
\ kuck and Mr.. Louis Sommers were unit
\ ed in marriage at the home of the bride
| just north of Martins Ferry. The GER
I emory which was performed at eighth
o'clock p. m by Rev. Paul Hummer Of
/ the German Lutheran church was Wit
messed by a large number of friends and
relatives An elegant wedding supper
was served Immediately after. Miss
i Kuckuck is the eStimable daughter Of
/ Mrs. George HCrcher. while Mr.. SOM
mers is The we'll known proprietor of the
I Glenns Run dairy.
Miss Jeanette Coulson. charming
YOUNG lady OF Malta. Morgan county,
Ohio. and DR.. John FOrthing, popular
young physician of WaggOner, ILL.,, were
quietly united in marriage al the home
of Mr.. and Mrs Jos. Walters at Mar
tins Ferry. Rev s. J. Boyle. pastor OF
the Presbyterian church, performed the
. ceremony.
Wednesday evening at eight o'clock,
at the residence of Mr.. John KOhm, the
+ South Side brewer. Miss Walburg Kohm
was united in marriage TO Mr. Robt,
I Villw0ck. of Cleveland, o. The attend
ants we're Nh Charles Seidler, Benja-
min SDeidel and Misses Nora Schrebe
and Frederick HOrSJmann. Both the
bride and bridesmaids were atJired in
white. and presented a very pretty APP
peaIance Rsv. A. W. Werder spoke
the solemn words which made them
man and wife. After the ceremony the
bridal party and guests we're driven 10
KnOke's Hall. where an elaborate we'd
ding dinner was discussed, after which
terrpsichOgean festivities were INDUCED
in to the music of Prof Long until an
early hour. They will make their homo
in Cleveland.
The wedding of Mr.. Louis FrieSe the
well known carpenter and architect,
and Miss Sophia Dimmey, Of Pleasant
Valley. took place Thursday at o'clock
at s.. JOSeph's Cathedral. and was Wit
Z messed by large thrOng Of relatives
and friends. Later an informal recep-
tiOn was given at the brides home in
Pleasant Valley The happy couple
have gone TO housekeeping in a new
dwelling recently built by the groom.
Bachmann's orchestra made the music
for the reception.
The steamer Liberty conveyed a mer-
~ party Of young persons from the
South Side. 10 Sistersville and return
Thursday evening. Ii was a joint tx-
cursiOn arranged by the young men in
the congregation of the Third Presby-
terrain and Wesley NJ. z. churches. and
proved a success. socially and financial
X The Wheeling City Band played en-
route.
Mr.. John Seibert and Miss Katharine
Rapp. of the North End. we're united in
marriage Monday at the German Luth-
eran church.
A quiet wedding will take place next
Wednesday afternoon at three o'clock
/ AZ the home of Mr. and Mrs Tohp l..