Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-07-05

and wife. The wedding took place at
the home of the brides parents, No. 2l2
Eighteenth street, and was witnessed
by a large party of relatives and friends
cf the happy principals, The attend
ants were Miss Clara Burt and Mr.. Geo.
McComOs.
Among the guests were Misses Ger
trude and Nellie O'Neal. John Somers
and wife. Miss Clara Blake, Of Alleghe-
ny, Mr.. William Griffith and sister, Mr..
Harry Weidman, of McMechen, Mr. and
Mrs. George Mosinger, Mrs. John 5.
Frew. Mr.. Augustus ArnOld, OF Glen
Fastcn, Mr.. William Wilson and VIE,
Of Glen Easton, Misses Ada May ana
Edith L. Watson, of Glen Easton, Mr..
Benson Telly and wife. of Limestone,
Jennie Cox. Miss Rena Wilson, Misses
Maggie and jamie Wilson, Geo. Fred
erick. Mr.. w. G. Kasey and wife, Mrs.
Alice Drama. Mrs. Harvey Wells, Mrs.
John Prett. Mrs Mary E. MOssburg and
sons Edward and Ira, Mrs. Daniel West
and daughter, Mr.. Alexander Eskey, Of
Elm Grove, Mr.. and Mrs. John Sauers
and daughters. Mr.. and Mrs. Camden
Burt. Mrs. Nichol. Mrs Joyce. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry W Fair Mr. and Mrs. Alex.
Kennen. Miss Mary Kennen, Mr.. Dix
Jones and sister. Mr.. ana Mrs. Joseph
Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Albinser,
Miss Maggie Brewster. Mr.. and Mrs.
Liant I.ayman, Mrs. Lizzie Hartleib, Mr..
John Wilson and family, Mrs. Schrader
and Miss Hartleib, of Elm Grove, David
Wilson and wife. Miss Annie CrOthers,
Mrs Robert Crothers, Mrs. Matte Ey-
ans. o. New Philadelphia, Mr. VIM.
William Goudy and daughter, Of Lime
stone. Mr.. John c. Jones, of Limestone,
Rev. Trippett and wife and Miss Mary
B. Redman.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Brubaker very pleas
antly entertained party OF their friends
az their home Wednesday evening,
With a nine o'clock luncheon.
A happy party of young people spent
a few delightful hours dancing at Mo-
Fart Park Tuesday evening, the occa-
SIGN being q leap year party given by
Misses MoIie Kennedy and Katie Dick
man. The music for dancing was rem
dered by Prof. Dickman.
The Island Bicycle Club enjoyed an
outing Yesterday in the vicinity Of Col
Grain.
A very pretty wedding was solemn
lied AT the home of Mr.. and Mrs. David
5. Ice. in WeS Wheeling Tuesday even
ing. in which the happy contracting
parties were their daughter, Miss Lot
tie. and MI John Marsh, Of this city
Rev. r. S. Strahl, of Bridgeport, per-
formed the ceremony. The attendants
! we're Miss Cora Moore and Mr.. Frank
Marsh. brother of the groom. After
congratulations the guests discussed b
courteous repast. The blide was d
graduate of the Bridgeport schools OF
ghe class of SO. and the wedding day
was the oath anniversary CT her birth.
Among the prominent social func-
ti0ns during the past week at Charleston
was the reception rendered the State
Teachers Association by Governor and
Mrs w. A. MacCorkle at the Executive
Mansion on Capitol street, The recely-
ing party was composed of Mrs Will
Delqplaine and Miss Mamie d, Grubb,
of this city. who were guests at the Gov
ernor'sl residence.
The first of a series OF dances to be
given at the Union Barn at Echo Point
took place last Thursday evening.
These dances are to take place every
week until the late autumn. They have
been inaugurated by Messrs. b. B..
Franzheim. Ch2uncey Dewey and Chas
Lamb Kil,meyer will furnish the
music for the entire season, and the out
lock is that the affair viii be one of the
most popular arrangements ever given
during a sumer season.
Those who attended were: Misses
Martha Caldwell. Mamie Grub, Sadie
Meade, Martha Clarke. Sue Caldwell
Emma Wheat, Bessie Barley, Lily
Vance, Martha List, Bessie HUBBARD,
Maud Gamble, of Cincinnati, Della Eus-
ton. ST. Louis, Jeany Price, OF Lewis
burg, Mrs. VIII \. Delaplaine, of Grays-
vile. o., DR.. and Mrs a. F. Hustead,
Msssrs. e. b. Franzheim, Chauneey
Dewey. Howard Mcdonald Birney Nc
Nechen. Charles Lamb, Sam Harper
Sam Brokunier, Arch Moffat, Will
Brice. Chas. OFT. Guy Scott. Hal Speidel,
Roy Boyd. Laurance Wheat, Kilbourne
List. Morgan Hart. Mrs. JOS. Speidel
and Mis-, J. W. Grub chaperOned the
affair
4 very enjoyable entertainment was
given Friday evening at the rooms Of
the Mercantile Club by unknown tai
eut. The term unknown" is used in
the serse that the performers have not
yeC attained that fame 10 which their
rare talents entitle them. The pro-
gramme was of a humorous nature,
and was received with the most enthu-
si9stic demonstrations Of approval.
Miss Clara Sheets delightfully."- enter
tanned a large and cougenial party Of
her friends Yesterday afternoon at "the
Films. Martins Ferry. A splendid sup
Per was served at six clock. after which
there was an elaborate display Of fire
works, and the remainder Of the even
ing was devoted TO dancing.
4 very pretty wedding was solemn
lied at Woodsfeld, O., las, Tuesday
morning at . o'clock, the high con-
tracing parties being Mr.. Charles A.
Brown. a prominent young gentleman
of that place. who now holds a lucra-
tive position in the Senate end Of the
United States Capitol, and Miss Bar
bara Schumacher. an attractive young
society lady of WOOdsfie,d. The cere-
mony took place at the Episcopal resi-
denoe. and was performed by Rev. Cav
ley. The attendants were Miss Kate
Schumacher, sister Of the bride, and Mr..
Charles Haren. AT the conclusion of
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