Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-11-21
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of the Revolution met
er's on Thursday even
th. This meeting cele-
gloleal Tea Party" Papers
as follows: ''Washington's Fare
is Army" by Miss Shirley
r; Evacuation Day by Mrs.
upp and The Boston Tea
" Mrs. j. NJ. Wrestling. The
Carried out the tea party scheme
very way. The decorations were buff
a blue. the only lights were candles,
a, he Puritan danes sitting around the
tai were costumed in the dress of 1lI6.
onlNtbe things eaten by the Colonial
danes Nere allowed upon the table. The
souvenirs of the occasion were miniature
ships laden with bags of tea. The table
service for the luncheon was 120 years old.
A very pretty home wedding took place
at Sistersville Thursday evening at four
o'clock in which the principals were well
known young society people. 1t was a
chrysanthemum wedding. The contract
ing parties were DR.. Robert Alexander
Irwin, formerly of Lexington, Ky, and
Miss Mae Margaret Hockinberry, formerly
>~~>of Bradford, Pa. The home of the bride,
where Se wedding tok place, was a YER
liable >er OF ohrysanthemums of all col
ors ann |criptions, being placed all over
the spacious parlors and reception rooms
In addition to the flowers mentioned
there were potted plants of all kinds
placed around the rooms in generous pro-
fusion. The wedding was performed by
Rev. Mr.. r. U. Brooking, rector of ST.
Agnes Episcopal church. At a moment
before the bridal party entered the rooms
the soft strains of Memberships wedding
march were heard and the bride. sup
ported by her father entered the ROOM
and the groom. with his best man, DR.. r.
A. Brown, of Parkersburg, followed. The
bride looked charming in a wine-colored
oroadcoth suit trimmed in white. At the
throat she wore handsome solitaire
diamond, the gift of the grom. Only the
Immediate members of the family were
present and a few friends. After the per-
Torrance of the beautiful ceremony of
the Episcopal church, which made them
one the happy couple received the con-
gratulatlons of those present Later de-
lightful luncheon was served. The young
couple left on the evening train for New
York Boston and other points in the east
and will be absent for some time on their
wedding tour. On their return they will
make their future home in Sistersville.
DR.. Robert A. Irwin is the youngest
physician in that city. He is well known
and very popular among all classes. lie
is a brother of VIII Irwin, of Wheeling,
and is also prominently connected in Lex
ington, KY, where he was born. The
bride is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
S. Hockinberry, who are we'll known in
the oil country She is charming young
lady, and talented elocutionist.
Mr. and Mrs Nathaniel Mountford en-
tertained a party of friends at their home
on South Jacob street Wednesday even
Ing. in honor of the christening of an in
FAINT child.
Mrs. DR.. A. ]. Hein,ein gave needle
work reception Thursday Afternoon at her
home on Bank street, Bridgeport About
Henty ladies were present. Mrs. VIII
Ozark was appointed as Judge of the
y exhibited knd awarded the prize,
asms cAns holder. to Mrs. Frank