Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-01-09

Gardner and MIS-. Murray L. Springer.
A silver offering vii! be taken at the
door. splendid programme has been
prepared Tor the event.
A notable home wedding WAS SOL
emni2od thursday evening at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Adelaide Egerter, on
North Main street. The principals
were her winsome and accomplished
daughter, Miss Nellie, and Mr.. Fred
erick Fisher Faris, prominent young
architect, and member Of the firm of
Franzhelm. Giesey 6 Faris. The in
vitation list embraced relatives and
friends of the contracting parties. and
a congenial throng of guests were
present. The floral decorations made
under the direction Of Mr. Max Hess,
were lavish and extremely tasteful
They consisted Of palms and other
tropical plants, and ported flowers.
The brides maid OF honor was her
sister, Miss Eva. who vas chariningly
attired il striped silk. The bride
wore very becoming evening dress
Of blue nlateTial trimmed in fur and
lace. The groom S best man was Mr..
Roy B. Naylor. The ceremony was
performed at eight o'clock, the Rev
Samuel Schwarm, pastor OF the Eng
lish Lutheran church, officiating. At
The entrance Of the nuptial party
Miss Flora Stifel eXuuisitely rendered
the Meadelssohn march upon the
piano, and during the ceremony she
rendered tho IntermoZ2o from Cavel-
lerja Rusticana. The bride ard
groom were then overwhelmed with
congratulations and good wishes, and
CHI all ~,
dining room, where a sumptuous
spread was served by caterer George
burst. Shortly after eleven o'clock,
Mr.. and Mrs. Faris we're driven to the
B. & O. depot, whence they left for the
south. They will spend their honey
moon III Florida, and upon their re-
turn will reside On North York street.
notable church wedding was So
lemniZed at $3.50 o'clock Thursday
evening at the NJ. L. Church South. in
Parhcrsburg The principals were Mr..
Smith d. Turner, a prominent mem
Der OF the Wood county bar, and Miss
Julia Cook one OF the most charming
young ladies in Parkeraburg society.
The officiating clergyman was the
Rev. ]. w. Laurence, pastor of the
church. Later reception and sup
per was given at the old Cook home
stead On Ann street. The maid Of
honor was Miss Dixie Cook, and the
bridesmaids Misses Mary Van Wrinkle
and Bette Waste. The groom's at
tenGants were his brother p. w Tur
ner and C. y. Farren and VIII Nelly.
The ushers were Messrs w. w. Jack
SON Geo. Summers, w. ]. Foreman
and Harry P Camden. Mr.. and Mrs.
Turner are spending their honeymoon
in the east.
Tuesday evening the home of Mr..
James Flanagan, on South Wood
street, was scene Of unbounded
merriment. The occasion was fare
we'll party given in honor Of Misses
Bessie Gilmartin and Mary Scott, Of
Cumberland, Md. who departed for
their home Thursday
The Lutheran League, of Bridge
port, was pleasantly entertained
Thursday evening at the home of Mr..
Henry Bingle, on Lombardy Heights.
The Shakespeare Club, Of Martins
Ferry. was delightfully."- entertained
Friday evening at the home of Miss
Josie MCGOWAN.
Friday afternoon. at her residence
No. 100 Virginia street, Mrs. A. A.
Franzheim delightfully."- entertained
the Island Progressive Euchre Club.
Six tables We're filled. and after the
last progression the first prize was
awarded to Mrs. |. G. Dillon The sec
ond honors fell to Mrs. J. N. West
ling. after a cut The visitors prize
fell to Miss Flora Wilson, of North
Main street The guests partook Of
an appetizing luncheon before their
departure.
The Wash-Jeff Glee, Banjo and Man
dolin Club. Of Washington, Pa, gave
a delightful concert 10 a cultured aud
fashionable audience at the Opera
House Wednesday night. Many prom
inent citizens are alumni Of the insti-
tuition which the young men represent
After the concert, The members of the
club, and a large theatre party. were