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

Baird. The groom was accompanied
by his best man, Mr.. George Baird.
Then came the bride and her sister,
Miss Sara Baird, who was the maid OF
honor. The bridal party separated
and formed a very attractive group,
while the Rev. Mr.. Speer performed the
impressive and very beautiful ceremony.
The bride wore a charming gown OF
white organdie, over white silk, made
with fun skirt and waist trimmed with
lace. She wore a white hat with pink
flowers, a small white face veil, gloves.
and carried a bouquet of American
Beauties. The costumes Of the brides
attendants were notably handsome.
All wore white skirts and waists, with
sleeves OF different colors. and hats and
I flowers to correspond. The gowns were
OF white organdie with ruffled sleeves.
Miss JChnson's sleeves were canary co..,
ored. Her white hat contained yellow
flowers, and she carried Marechal Neil
roses Miss Todd Baird's sleeves were
pink, with hat and roses TO match. Miss
Sara Raird's sleeves were blue, with
blue trimmings on her hat and white
roses. After the ceremony a reception
was held at the home OF the bride On
/ Fourteenth street, and later Mr.. and
Mrs. Vardy departed over the Pam
Handle road for an Eastern wedding
tour.
Clay school alumni will hold their
annual entertainment in Egerter Hall
on Tuesday evening. June 23d. An in
al Ia hn11 arlx- ~,
the evening, after which the balance OF
the evening will be given up to dane
ing.
Thursday afternoon. at the residence
of the parents of. the bride, Mr. Ellis
worth F. Schcfield was united IN mar
hiage TO Miss Carrie Hall. The attend
ants were the Misses Carrie Brockhart
and Carrie Renner. Rev. DR.. Schwam
performed the ceremony. The happy
couple left on an afternoon train for
! Cleveland, O., on a wedding trip.
AT half past five o'clock Wednes-
day morning Mr.. Charles Smith, the
well-known stone mason, was united n
marriage 10 Miss Mary NJ Miller at ST.
Joseph's Cathedral. The attendants
were Mr.. Samuel Thompson and Miss
Lillian Welty. The bride was attired
in white silk, while her maid wore a
white organdie. Rev, Father Moye Of
/ fciated. After the ceremony the cou-
pie was driven to the home of the bride
where wedding breakfast was served.
Tuesday morning, Mr.. Valentine
Korn, of the North End, will lead Miss
Mollie Miller, of Pleasant Valley, to the
altar at 81. Alphonsus Church.
Mr.. Joseph Sheppard, the popular mo-
torman, will marry Miss Mamie Koch
Ter, of BOgg's Run within the next two
weeks.
A very enjoyable bowling party was
given by the Arion Literary Society on
Tuesday evening at Wheeling Park.
The gentlemen went out on the Z o'clock
motor and bowled four games under
Captains SchOckey and LANCE, the for
mer winning three out of four. After
the games were over toothsome ban
quet was served TO which all did JUS
tice. T. H. LANCE, II. F. Behrens, c.
\. Schaefer and Henry Bieberson made
speeches The visitors were the Messrs.
w. Rehm, of Philadelphia. and Edward
and August Voss, of Cincinnati.
The Woman's Missionary Society of
the English Lutheran Church, were en-
tertained very highly at the home of
Mrs. Ella Burke, of North Market
Gfrnnf FDhpr-Aax-
and rotations. Prof. McClelland's
band rendered several selections of fine
music and later refreshments were
served.
Tuesday evening, at the Park Casino,
dance will be given complimentary TO
the young lady visitors now in the city.
The Opera House orchestra will furnish
the music for dancing. A special motor
viii leave the Casino shortly after mid
night. Mr.. Ed. B. Franzheim has the
affair in charge and through his untir-
ihg efforts the dance will be made a
great event.
Mr.. Charles F. Paxton gave dinner
al the pretty suburban home of his par
ents at Uplands, in Pleasant Valley, on
I Friday evening. Covers were laid for
twelve. The guests were seated around
brilliantly illuminated festal board
and discussed eight deliberately served
courses. At the conclusion of the din
I ner the guests enjoyed strolling over
the spacious lawn. Mrs. James W.
Paxton, whose gracious hospitality al
ways lends an additional charm to So
cial events, assisted her son in enter
tanning his guests.
Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock a no.
table wedding took place at ST. Luke's
p. E. Church on the Island. Notwith-
standing no cards were issued, a num-
Der Of relatives and intimate friends
witnessed the very pretty ceremony.
The groom was Mr.. Edward A Robert
son, a prominent business man of Tay-
lor. Texas, and the bride. Miss Bette
McLHre. The church was decorated
with ferns, palms and large magnolias
A feature of the ceremony was the ex-
cellent rendition of the professional and
occasional bridal hymns by the full
vested choir Of the church, under the
direction of Mrs. Flora Williams, and
accompanied on the organ by Miss Anna
Sage. AT the appointed hour the bridal
Sage AT the hour the bridal party en-
tered and preceded UP the aisle by the
choir singing a Perfect Love" Follow
ing the choir came the uSherS, Messrs.
Harry Franzheim and Harry Mendel,
who were the only Attendants, then the
bride and groom. The ceremony was
performed by the rector, the Rev. Jacob