Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-11-13
The NEWS OF THF
NE|CHBOR|NC TOWNS.

7 young lady from Mobile Ala, will
| arrive here early next week to be the
guest of Hiss Zalinna Archer
! Mr.. ]. Stewart Bryan, of Richmond,
Va, was a guest of Bishop Pserkin
| and family during the week.
Mrs. Mary Wandling is visiting rel
| atives at Marietta.
Mrs. M. A. Kendall, of Charleston,
] was the guest of Miss Mary Woodward,
| this week.
Mrs. James Biddle left Saturday for
| Cincinnati to visit her parent, Mr.
and Mrs. Temple, for several weeks.
Mr.. George Landweler, of Climber
| land, Md, was the guest of MI. and
Mrs. John Senseman for several days
of this week.
Misses Bess Granbrill and Zalunna
Archer are at home after a PLEASANT
visit of several weeks with Miss Gam
Drills sisters, in Chicago.
Mr.. Walter Cash left early IN the
week for business trip to New York.
Frank S. Smith has returned from
a two weeks purchasing trip n the
East.
Miss Julia Newberger is visiting in
w LOU, u. ", SAS WA
spend a good part of the wintaE
Douglas Johnson left early II the
week for New Mexico, for the benefit OF
his health.
Capt. Jesse Cramer arrived here sew
eral days ago from Knoxville, Tenn,
ON a furlough. He was accompanied
by Mrs. Cramer and child, who have
been with him for several mbnths.
Capt. Cramer will visit his fathel who
has been i'll for some time, at Clar-
ington, Ohio.
Miss Elizabeth Bradenbaugh gave
delightful tea Tuesday afternoon, IN
honor of the Misses Peterkin and their
guests, the Misses Gardiner.
Mrs. Geo. A. Burt entertained hand
somely with cards at her beautiful
home on Ann street Tuesday after
noon. The guests were Mrs. Robert
Wilson, Mrs. Richard Watts, Mrs J. J.
Archer, Mrs. C. B. Blubaugh, Miss
Laura Buckley, Miss Mary Gould, Miss
Liley Jackson, Misses Cora and Car
olyn Turner and Misses Julia and Net
tie Wait.
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth
Hanson Peterkin and the Rev. Cary
Gamble, of Onancock, Accomac county,
Va, which occurred Wednesday even
ing, was the first that took place in
the remOdeled Trinity church. Miss
Peterkin is the daughter of Bishop
Peterkin, and one of our most attrac-
tive and intelligent young ladies, being
prominent in social affairs and an ac
tive worker in the church. The cere-
mony was performed by Bishop Peter
kin, assisted by DR.. Moore, after which
the invited guests repaired to the
home of Bishop and Mrs. Peterkin,
where a reception was held. The par
lors and dining room were beautifully
decorated with chrysanthemums, vines
and potted plants. The members of
the Shakespeare Club, being the init
mate friends of the bride, assisted in
receiving the guests. They were Miss
Ora Martin, Miss Nan Snodgrass, Miss
Virginia Snodgrass, Miss Caroline.
Archbold, Miss Florence Trevor. Miss
Bradenbaugh and Miss Meigs Jackson.
Throughout the wedding there was no.
ticeable an air of refinement and sim
plicity, there being mo decorations at
the church whatever, yet prettier
wedding has never been seen in Trim
ity church. Mr.. and Mrs. Gamble de-
parted at 40 over the B. e o. for the
East, and in few days will be at home
at Onancock, where Mr.. Gamble Is the
young rector Of the Episcopal church.
Among the out of town guests were:
Rt. Rev. Thomas w. Dudley, Bishop of
Kentucky; Rev. Jacob Birmingham, Of
st. Luke's church, Wheeling; Rev. B.
NJ. Spur, of Moundsville Rev. and
Mrs. Griman, of PIT. Pleasant; Mrs.
Winnie Knowles, of Marietta, and Mr..
j. Stewart Bryan, of Richmond Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gamble departed amidst
the hearty wishes for their future
happiness of many and warm friends,
of which the bride had an immensely
large number.
Among the prominent business men
noticed in our city during the past few
days were Judge Henry Brannon, of
Weston; Judge Romeo H. Freer, of
Harrisville; Squire J. W. Fidla, of
Harrisville; Hon. Ben. Butcher; w.
H. Greer, of Cairo; Geo. w. McClintic
and e. E. Barbee, of Charleston; P. T.
Ellery, of Wheeling; Major S. w. Law
renee, Of Sistersville; Hull Foster, Jr.
OF Athens, Ohio; Deputy U. S. Mar
shall c. w. Law and w. H. Isenhart,
of Clarksburg; Auditor L. NJ. La Fol-
lette, of Charleston; t. w. Larsen and
Geo. M. Gardiner, of Sistersville; Judge
NJ. H. Dent, of Charleston; Judge Okey
Johnson, of Morgantown; Chas. Web
ster, of Liverpool, England; J. R. Trot-
ter and Treasurer NJ. A. Kendall, Of
Charleston; Prof. L. c. Andersen. of
Charleston: Waitman Barbe, Of Nor
gantown; Col. c. B. Kefawer, Adiutant
to Brigadier General Geo. w. Curtin,
of the West Virginia National Guard:
j. w. Topping. of ST. Adams: c. L.
Topping, of Weston John F. E8erts,
OF Slstersville, and F. NJ. Thomas, of
Charleston.