Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-08-14

brother of the groom. Over hundred
guests were assembled to witness the
tying of the nuptial knot. The Off
clatlng clergyman was the Rev. S. }.
Boyle, pastor of the Presbyterian
church, Of Martins Ferry. After the
ceremony, Mr.. and Mrs EXley were
overwhelmed with congratulations and
good wishes. The wedding party and
guests then sat down to an elaborate
spread, after which they were driven
to the c. & P. depot, taking the after
noon train for a honeymoon tour CT
the lakes. Among the handsome pres
ents was a deed for a house and lot
from the parents of the bride.
Captain Clarke celebrated his birth
day with a family reunion Wednesday
evening at his home in bridgeport.
Wednesday was the siXty-first ami
versary OF the birth of the Rev. S. S.
Mattingly, rector Of St. Mary's r. G.
church in Martins Ferry. The mem
berS OF his congregation arranged
very pleasant surprise for him. They
assembled in the school room, and sent
for Father Mattingly. When he ar
rived the Rev. Father Mccartney, as
spokesman for the congregation, felic-
itated him upon the happy occasion,
and handed him we'll filed purse of
gold as an evidence of the esteem in
which ne is held by his flock Father
Mattingly replied in a very feeling
manner. Several hours following
were very pleasantly spent in music
ana social intercourse after which an
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Miss Temperance Garden very pleas
ant!y entertained a number of her
tnends at dancing at her home, on
South Eoff street, Thursday evening,
in honor of her visitors. Delectable
refreshments were served at an appro-
pirate hour. Dancing was continued
up into the small hours of morning
About twelve couples were present.
Master Roger Lupton gave a very
enjoyable lawn party at the home of
his parents in Martins Ferry Thurs
day afternoon, in celebration of his
eighth birthday. The little folks de-
rived the full measure of enjoyment
from the occasion.
Mrs. Paul Morrison was hostess to
! a small party Other friends her
home in~Martin's Ferry Wednesday
evening.
= Mrs. E. K. Hoge, at her home in
Martins Ferry, gave an elegant six
O'Clock dinner to party of her lady
friends Wednesday evening.
One Of the notable events of the
week in Bridgeport socisl circles was
the marriage of Mr.. Frank Daugherty
and Miss Mamie Mcmahon, which took
place in St. Anthony's church at nine
O'Clock Tuesday morning in the pres
ence of large assemblage Of relatives
and friends. The attendants were
Miss McMahCn, a sister of the bride,
and Mr.. John Callahan. The ceremony
was performed during mass, by the
! Rev. Jos. Weigand, rector of the
! church. A brief reception followed
the ceremony after which the wedding
party was driven to the home of the
/ brides parents, where a splendid
breakfast was served. They are spend
ing their honeymoon with relatives and
friends in Monroe county, Ohio.
The Country Club, an organization
composed of persons living in the SUI
burbs, gave very enjoyable basket
picnic at Wheeling Park Tuesday aft
terno0n and evening.
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A farewell party was given last
evening in honor of Miss Maggie Ham
1tton, who has~been the guest of her
cousin, Miss Maggie futile, of the East
End, for the past two weeks. Miss
Hamilton leaves this morning for her
home, near Cameron.
\ parlor concert for the benefit of
the Third Presbyterian church will be
given next Thursday evening at the
home of Miss Retta Wolvington. on
Thirty-third street.
n Mrs James c. Burley gave a recep-
ton yesterday afternoon at her home
in Moundsville, between the hours of
2:50 and o'clock. The affair was
given by the hostess in honor of her
guests, Mrs. ]. A. Zimmerman and
Mrs. Rodger Zimmerman, of Louis
vile, KY, and Miss Viola johnson. of
Philadelphia. The decorations were
pink and white, and were very pretty
and artistic. Cards furnished a pleas
ant diversion, and excellent refresh
ments wei : served. A large number
of guests were present.
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