Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-07-26

With selections by McClelland's or
chestra Of Wheeling.
Wednesday evening an interesting
wedding took place at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry KOehler. on BOggs
Run. The contracting parties being
, their daughter, Mss Mamie, and Mr..
John Sheppard. son of Mayor Thomas
Sheppard, of BenwOOd. The marriage
ceremony was witnessed by many OF
I the friends of the young people, includ-
/ ing several of the employees of the
Wheeling Railway Company, with
which institution Mr.. Sheppard is con-
nec,ed. After the wedding a reception
was held al the residence of the bride.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. P. J. Hob, pastor Of lions Luther
an Church.
Invitations were sent out last week
I by Mrs. Margaret Gillian, of West
Alexander. for the marriage. of her
granddaughter, Miss Rena Glifllan. to
Mr. John Kirksr Davies, Of this city.
The wedding viii take pace at the
brides home in West Alexander, on
Wednesday afternoon, July % at four
o'clock. Mr.. Davies 5 a weN-knOwn
designer for the Caldwell Manufacture
ing Company. while his bride-to-be is
one of West Alexander's most charm
ing young ladies.
Invitations have been issued for the
/ first Of a series Of platform dances TO be
F given by the young set of Bridgeport
at Brooks.de during the summer The
/ first VII be given Friday, July 31st. at
the home of Mr. W. 7. Graham. The
/ Opera House orchestra will make the
music.
Tuesday evening Mss Emily Wilson
was hostess to q party of her friends at
| her home on AIcCOlloch street, cOmpli-
menJary to her guest Miss Clayton, Of
Newport, Ky.
At $50 o'clock last Wednesday even
ing a quiet wedding took place at the
/ home Of The gr0om's parents, No. so
North Front street. in which the pr.n-
cipals were Mr. Louis Harttong, Jr.,
/ and Miss Annie PouitOn, of this city.
/ The officiating minister was the Rev.
W. II. Hayden, pastor Of the First
/ Christian Church
Z, A quiet wedding too place Wednes-
day. in which the contracting parties
were Mr.. Peter Butts, a well-known
contractor, and Miss Lizzie NOilinger,
popular young lady Of the North End.
The attendants were Mr.. Henry Vol
7 linger, brother Of the BRIDE, and Mss
Katie Butts. sister of the groom.
+ Among the guests from a distance were
/ Mr.. Andrew Sweeney, of New York :;
+ Mr.. Henry hoffman. of Philadelphia;
| Andy Niehaus. Of Philadelphia, and C.
/ H. Kiudelberger. Of Atlantic City.
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Friday evening the Pumpkin Seed"
Club spent q few very pleasant hours at
/ the residence Of enc of the members,
/ Miss Agnes Smith. A business meet
ing was first held. during which sew
eral important matters pertaining to
the good of the club were discussed and
acted upon. After this the evening
was spent in various amusements,
dancing being the principal feature. At
an early hour, refreshments N the line
of ice cream, cake and other dainties,
wsre served, and ample justice done 10
them. After this the amusements were
resumed until the party broke up. The
Pumpkin Seed" Club was founded by
Mr.. ]. c. Decker at the time he edited
the bright sheet called by that name.
Since then they have assisted in the
mailing department of the Church Cal
endar. The object of the club is 10
unite business and pleasure and foster
a feeling of mutual friendship. The
club is composed Of the following: D.
rector. Mr.. j. c. Decker; President, Miss
Retta Woods; Vice President, Miss
Annie JeDson; Secretary, Miss Joe
REILLY; Treasurer. Mss Kate Man.on;
Misses Lore.te Truschel, Georgia BOS-
lev. Helen Farley, Maggie Gilligan,
pea Man:cn. Lcrs-te FOOse, Agnes
SmA.h. Gertrude Lsocher.
On "Wednesday evening, July 29th,
Miss JAMIE De,Ce and Mr.. James Derry
VII be united in marriage. Both are
we'll known young people Of the ISL
and.
Misses Eliza ard Sarah Dimmack
entertained their friends at a lawn
partv Tuesday evening at the residence
of their sister. Mrs. NJ. Supler, or
Roney's Point
Miss Katie Murphy. Of North Main
street. gave a dinner Friday evening in
homer Of her friend Andrew J. Noon,
of Philadelphia, who is about TO return
home.
Thursday evening at the home of her
paren,s. in the Fifth ward Gale KEN
9ls was pleasantly surprised by a num-
Der %, her friends in honor OF her sew
enth birthday. Among the little folks
who were present, were the following;
Cbas. Conrad. Harry Dunlap, William
Wes-wood. Carl Bachman, Chastsr Bru-
,r 40, W. Hnrbnr- Els " !