Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-20
WEDDINGS.

room, where a very delicious duncoeOn
was SERVED.
WEDDINGS.
I'm sweet &C." she proudly said;
I've a dozen beauX for fun
But. now my heart has made choice,
- Detroit Free Press.
Senator and Mrs. Charles Faulkner
announce the marriage OF their daugh-
ter Boydie 20 Mr.. Edgar y. Garter We'd
Wednesday, September S0th, al half
past six O'Clock A reception will fol-
low at the Faulkner residence from I I'M
til 10 o'clock.
One of the most interesting social
events OF Bridgeport this season was the
wedding Tuesday morning Of Mr.. Jas.
Dillon, manager Of the Western Union
Office at Ravenna, o., and Miss Jose
phine Gaus. one of the most es,imable
young ladies of Bridgeport. The nup-
tails took place in ST. Anthonys Catho-
lie Church, and was performed by the
Rev. Father Joseph Neigart, assisted by
Rsv. Father Curley, of Woodsfield, and
Rev. Father Hartnedy, of Steubenvilie.
After the ceremony high mass was cele-
barJed. after which the bridal party was
driven to the homa OF tie brides uncle.
Mr. Oswald Schien, where wedding
dinner was served. The attendants a.
the wedding were Mr.. [. H. Leach. of
East Liverpool. and Miss Gaus, sister OF
the bride. Mr.. and Mrs. Dillon left over
the c. & p al two O'Clock yesterday or a
bridal tour terminating az Rayenna, o.,
where the groom has handsomely fitted
UP a residence.
Wednesday night Mr.. Y. NJ. Reynolds,
a popular B & o. clerk at McMechen,
and Miss Jessie c. Mcmahon, the &C
complished and charming daughter Of
Deputy L. S. Marshal Mcmahon, were
united in marriage by Rev. Mr. Bigger.
The couple are spending their honey
moon a. Berkeley Springs, W. Va.
One of the most interesting wedding
ceremonies of the week was that which
took place Wednesday evening at eight
O'Clock at the home of \. ]. Smith, TWO
miles out Caldw5irs run. The occasion
was the marriage of his charming
daughter. Miss Clara H, 10 Walter L.
Snedeker. one of the most popular and
enterprising milkmen OF Wheeling. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Den
ton. and was followed by most sump-
tuous supper.
A very beautiful wedding occurred at
the Cathedral Thursday, az which Miss
Annie Fox, a popular young lady OF the
North End. was the charming bride, and
Mr.. leopold Jenkins, a native Of Brad
dock, Pa. but now with Morton L. Stout
& Co. OF this city, was the groom. Tbs
attendants were Miss Francis Klein and
Mr.. Albert Fox. The newly married
couple will go 10 housekeeping on Sew
enth street.
4 very pretty wedding was solemniz-
ed last Wednesday afternoon al three
o'clock at ST. Vincent De Paul church
: a. Elm Grove. The contracting parties
being Mr.. George ". Nightingale and
Mss Matilda Moore. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Father Paquin.
The attendants were Miss Matte Night
.ngale and Mr.. Will r. Serig. After the
ceremony the happy couple were driven
20 the groOm's home, where a reception
followed, only the intimate friends and
relatives being present. The presents
received were handsome and costly.
a very pretty wedding was solemn
lied n St. Martins church, Cameron,
VI. Va, Tuesday. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Father O'Ksne. The
principals were Mr.. John McDermott,
a popular B. & o. engineer, and Miss
Ella Corcoran, OF Cameron. Only the
immediate relatives and friends were
present The attendants were Peter
Hopkins and Miss Lizzie Corcoran. The
presents received were useful and hand
some.
Last Wednesday morning at eight
o'clock a pretty wedding occurred at ST.
Aiphonsus church, the contracting
parties being Mr. ConradWe. skirchner
and Miss Gate Nightingale. The cere-
mOny being performed by Rev. Father
Marcus. The attendants were Miss Mat
tie Nightingale and Mr.. Charles Weis-
k;rchner. After the ceremony the hap
Ply couple were driven to the brides
home IN Park View where a reception
followed. Only the intimate friends
and relatives were resent. Mr.. and
Mrs. We!Skirchner took the evening
train for their future nome at Melon
ala, Pa.
SOCIETY PERSONALS.