Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-10-03
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i Wheeling. The attendants were
! Misses Minnie Burke and Lillian
! Schaffer, of Wheeling, and Messrs.
William Liphardt, CT Martins Ferry,
and Rudolph Schaffer, of Wheeling.
An elegant wedding supper was served
after the ceremony.
An old fashioned quilting party was
| given at the home of Mrs. VIM. Smith,
in Bellaire. Tea and toast were
served.
A reception in compliment to the Rev.
Mr.. Fulton, pastor of the Bellaire Pres
| byterian Church, was given Thursday
evening at the home of Mr.. John Nc
Graw. 1t concluded with a bounteous
spread.
Fifteen couples from the East End
INDUCED in a hay ride up the river
Tuesday evening, and returned about
midnight. A supper was served at
Lillis' farm house and dancing was
carried on in the barn. The affair
was in charge of committee compos-
ed OF Misses AIDA Neal and Gertrude
| Sauers, of Eighteenth street.
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The marriage of Mr.. Irwin Nickel
vey, an employee of the Bell Telephone
Company, and Miss Mollie Terrill, the
popular operator in the South Side Of
flee, is announced to take place on the
| 7th inst
At the recent successful outing at
Wheeling Park, given under the au-
spices of Parle Division of the A. o.
H., the bowling team from Benwood
Division of the Ladies' Auxiliary won
the handsome gavel and block which
was offered as a prize. The trophy
was presented at social session OF
the ladies at their hall in BenWood
Friday night Mr.. M. B. Bailey, pres
ident of Parke Division, made the pre-
sentation speech, and State President
Thos. Deegan the speech of acceptance
An excellent literary and musical pro-
gramme was rendered and refresh
ments were served The officers and
| bowling teams from Mullen and Parke
Divisions were guests of the ladies of
the Benwood Auxiliary.
Mr.. Samuel Bevridge and Miss Mar
saret Cummins, of Bellaire, were unit
ed IN marriage at eight o'clock Tues
DAY evening, at the parsonage OF st.
Jonn Roman Catholic church IN Bol-
-alre, the Rev. Father Wehrle oal3iat-
ing. A reception followed at the
Rome of the brides parents.
Inc engagement of Miss Mamie
Nesllne, a charming young lady of
the North End, to Mr.. Harry Joyce, of
New York City, has been announced.
Ihere was pleasant surprise party
on Misses Rose and Mary Voellinger, at
tnelr nome on North Main street last
thursday evening. The hours were
spent IN games and dancing to the mus
&c OF the guitar and mandolin club A
spiendld supper was served at the con
vehuonal hour The guests were Misses
INA Meader, Emma Armbruster, Mag
gle Angus, Marie Getler, Lizzie Kraft,
Emma Altmeyer, Kate Mites, Kate
Wlngerter, Messrs. Frank Smith. Rob-
ert tiemlng, Russell Poe, Eugene
Stamm, Henry Bowers. Lou Noll, Will
Bremen, Fred Colmar, Chas. Ross, Har-
ry Pepler, Albert Seters, the guests
from out of the city were Howard
Lloyd and Will Carter.
The following is taken from the Bal
tlmore Herald: Miss Maude B. Holmes
OF Brady avenue, Waverly, Baltimore.
Nd, was married to Mr.. George Will
lam Mcclellan, of Wheeling. at the par
sonage of the Faith PRESBYTERIAN
Church, by the Rev. J. P. Campbell.
The bride was attired in white silk and
carried bridal roses. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mcclellan left Mount Royal station at
10 p m. for a northern tour. Mrs.
Mcclellan has a wide circle of friends
Shs is favorably known as a Soprano
singer, and was member of St. Ed
wards r. c. Church choir. The groom
is connected with the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company in Pittsburg.
in which city Mr.. and Mrs. McKellar
will reside"
The young ladies of Glen Easton en-
tertained Miss Mamie Randell. of Mag
ara Falls. last week. Refreshments
and dancing were the features of the
evening. Those present we're: Misses