Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-03-01

[ were followed by an excellent wedding
spread The bride was Miss Bessie
J. Brady, one of Martins Ferry 5
most winsome and accomplished
young ladies', and popular fayOrite
in society circles. During the cere-
mCny she was attired in a very be-
coming travelling costume. The groom
was Mr.. George Albert BlackfOrd,
prominent young attorney OF San
dUsky. O. In the afternoon Mr.. and
Mrs BlackfCrd were driven to this
city. and they took the afternoon train
over the d. & o. for a honeymoon
tour. which will include a visit TO
number of southern cities, and brief
stop at the grO0m's former home in
Findlay They viii be al home after
March 18th at SanduslIy, Ohio.
The ladies of the Auxiliary Of the A.
o. II. of BeEwood, VIII give a social
and supper at ST. JOINS hall on the
evening OF ST. PaTick's Day.
Wednesday -vening Mr.. John Mentz
of West Bridgeport. entertained a
large number Of his friends with a
duck roast Quite a number Of guests
from ON, of town were present. Meis-
-ers band furnished music for the oc-
casi0n.
Samuel Johnson entertained a circle
of his friends Wednesday evening at
his home i'm Bridgeport. i'm honor of hi9
birthday. The evening was spent in
q very enjoyable manner.
The Gravel Hill Literary and Social
Club. of Bellaire was Hospitality enter
tanned Thursday evening, at the home
OF Miss Elizabeth Cummins
The Young Ladies Thlmble Bee. Of
Martin Ferry. was delightfully."- enter
tanned Thursday afternoon, at the
home of Misses Clara and Beta Sheets,
at The El4ns.'
Invitations viii be ont early in the
week for a musicale to be given by
Misses Matte Roberts. Annie Ewing.
Majse Mathews and Meta RC5erjs
pupils Of Mrs. Nes5itt at the home Of
Miss Nadge Mathews. MOundsyille,
Friday night, March 9th.
Mr. william Cox, of Martins Ferry,
and Miss Deliiah Dunfee. of Bridge
port. were quietly married Monday
evening at the home o. the brides par
ens on Pike street. They viii make
,leir home in Martins Ferry.
Thursday evening at her home in
upper BoGwoOd. Miss Maggie Welsh
g. of hnr.
friends in honor of hCr birthday ami
versary Among those present We're:
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Welsh. Mrs
Chas. SeabriGhC Mrs. Miller, Mrs.
Carpenter. Mrs. Thomas Campbell.
Misses Ida Bottingly. Hattie Scott,
Annie and Maggie Miller. Ida Leon
ard. Carrie Tape, Kate and Agnes
Bowers. and MesSrs. Lloyd Kyle, John
Rafferty,. Chas. Bowman. Peter Raj
ferJy. Edward Welsh John Dixon,
Chas. Snyder. August Kech and W.
T. Griffith, of Miugo Junction.
A quiet marriage took place at the
home of Mrs. VIM. Fox in lower Ben
wood Wednesday night, the contract
ing parties being Mr.. VIM. z. Clay
ton. the B. & o. caller and Mrs. VIM.
FOX.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Robinson enter
tanned a party of their friends We'd
nesday. at their home i'm Bridgeport.
the occasion being the GGty-fourth an
niversary of Mr.. BObinsOn's birth
Among the guests We're Rev. Blair,
the evangelist. and Rev. Dickers0n A
very pleasant time was spent and ;he
guests en- wished their host many
happy returns of the day.
Wednesday evening at her home in
upper Benwood Miss Annie Faux
enstein was pleasantly surprised by a
number Of her young friends. who call
I cd ON her i'm honor of her seventeenth
| birthday anniversary. The evening
/ was spent i'm a very pleasant manner
in dancing and games.
The Bridgeport Bachelors Club en-
terJaiDcd their friends with a dance
i'm the Opera House Thursday evening.
for which excellent music was pro-
vided 10y Killmeyer II was the event
O. The week in Bridgeport society.
Mrs. George Duncan gave a charm
ing reception to her lady friends
Thursday afternoon. al her home in
Bridgeport She was assisted in re-
ceiying and entertaiuiug.by her daugh-
+ ters Mrs F. W. HOuser and Mrs
Weight Of Pittsburg
Mr.. VIM Calvin of Bridgeport. and
Miss Matilda Hess. of Barron. were
quietly married al the West Bridgeport
Nj. y. Church Wednesday evening.
. The ceremony was performed by the