Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-10-23

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chrysanthemums. They were Misses
Annie FINER, Louisville; Annie Lewis,
Charlotte and Marguerite Allmony,
Katie Bellabulle and Florence Atkin-
son. The maid was in pink faille with
drapings of embroidered chiffon, and
had pink roses. Mr.. Walstein Root,
of New York, acted in the capacity OF
best man, and the ushers were Messrs.
William Aylburton Willis, and Albert
Walker, Of New York; Griff T. Smith,
of Point Pleasant, and E. w. Bright
| well, Wilson Noyes and NJ. o. Brooks,
of this city. At the house, where a
reception was held from nine until
twelve o'clock, the decorations were
very handsome, being Of Southern
smilax, fashioned everywhere into low
ers' knots, chrysanthemums and brides
maids roses. Mr.. and Mrs. Adams left
at 1853 a. m. over the c. & o. for a
Western wedding trip, and will be at
home after November list at 119 Cam
bridge Place, Brooklyn. Out of town
guests for the wedding were Mrs. My
ron Adams, the groom's mother, Mr..
and Mrs. John Adams, of New York;
Mrs. William Aylburton Willis, of New
| York; Mrs. Lloyd Watson and Miss
Ball, of Maysville, Ky.
Mrs. c. B. Couch, Mrs. George S.
Couch, Mrs. Charles Cabell, Miss Maize
Couch, and DR.. F. A. Couch went down
to Point Pleasant to attend the Simp-
son-Capehart wedding, Thursday even
ing, returning Friday.
Mrs. Rlundon, of Baton Rogue, La.
arrived here Thursday to be the guest
OF her daughter, Mrs. S. F. Blundon
/; She is SO years of age and made the
i; trip from New Orleans alone
/; TWO pleasant informal dances were
| enjoyed at the rooms of the Gloon
| Whist Club on Tuesday and Friday ev-
] enings.
James W. Field, a travelling salesman.
! with headquarters in this city and
+! Miss Linda. daughter of the late G. B.
Smith, were married at the residence
OF the bride, on Smith street, ON Tues
day morning, Rev. F. L. McCue, CT
Maiden, officiating Mr. and Mrs.
/ Field left on the noon train for four
weeks honeymoon in the West.
Dickinson Memorial church held a
delightful welcoming reception for it's
new pastor, Rev. w. l. Canter and his
! charming wife, on Thursday evening,
in the parlors Of the church A delic-
ious lunch was served BY the young la
dies OF the Junior Ali Society
Lieutenant John A. Bell, Of the Sec
ond regiment, is spending his furlough
here.
The Culture Circle, one of the thor
oughly established literary clubs of
the city. organized for it's fifth year,
Wednesday evening, by electing the fol-
lowing officers: President, Herbert
| Frankenberger: Vice President. Miss
Minnie Hess: Secretary. J. Freundlich;
! Critic, Miss Rika Frankenberger. The
| books selected for study this season are
| Ruskin's "The True and the Beauti-
full" Lessing's Nathan the Wise" and
Zangvi.le's without Prejudice"
Mrs. N. S. Burlew entertained the
Married Ladies' Whist Club on Friday
afternoon. New members elected to
| membership in the club this season are
Mrs. Curtis Dawley, Mrs. c. B. Couch,
Mrs. John Jeffries, Mrs. Frank Wood
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Russell Trotter are at
| home from their wedding trip, and are
at Mrs. George Goshorn's, on Virginia
! street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Barlow are at
home from the East, where their hon
eymoon was spent, and are housekeep-
! ing on Capitol street.
Miss Emma Doddridge's school of
| physical culture and dancing was open
ed with brilliant soiree at Elks Hall
| on Saturday afternoon.
| Mice
| Mrs. R. F. L. Blackwood. and Mr.. J.
! B. Skidmore, formerly with the Stand
ard Oil Co., here slipped off to Proctor
| Vile, Ohio. and were married on Sun
, day. The bride is now at the home of
her mother here and the groom is in
| Cincinnati on business. They will
| make their home at Parkersburg. where
Mr.. Skidmore is at present employed
| j. NJ. Goddard and wife went to CAL
| lipolis Friday to attend the wedding of
Miss Weaver. sister of Mrs. Goddard
! Distinguished visitors in town during
| the week were Judge Peter S. Grosscup,
of Chicago; G. w. Lambert, of Mercer
| county; J. w. Knapp, Hinton, division
| superintendent Of the c. & O.: Judge A.
| N. Campbell, of Union; Hon. Richard
! Shelton, Of Clay: M. A. Miller. Nc
DoNell county; Ex-U. S. Marshal q. T
Vinson, of Huntington; Col. R. P.
Chew, of Charles Town: T. S. Scanlon
| and c. w Campbell, of Huntin gton:
! H. P. Camden and L. f. SOmerville. of
! Parkersburg: George w. Poffenbarger
and Col. J. P. R. B. Smith, of Point
| Pleasant.
Miss Ball. of Maysville, is the guest
of Mrs. G. o. Chiffon.
George Davis, formerly resident Of
Charleston, was here from Denver. Col,
on visit to his friends
| Special to the Register.
Point Pleasant, w. Va. October %
At II a. m. Thursday, October goth, Rev.
! A. 2. Grover pastor Of the Presbv-
terrain church of this city, united in
marriage at the home Of the brides
parents, Hon. and Mrs James Cane
hart, Mr.. George R. Simpson, of Wash
| ington, d. c., and Miss Mary NJ. Cape
hart. The brides sister, Miss Alice,
was bridesmaid, and the grooms broth
er, Mr.. Charles NJ. Simpson, of Duluth.
! Mimi, was best man. The ceremony
| took place in the presence of the rcla-
tives of the contracting ralties ano a
few intimate friends. The wedding
march was rendered by Miss Guerrant.