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

P. Baehmann, of Thirteenth street,
"Wednesday evening, October 26th The
principals will be their only daughter,
Miss Jessie Martha Bachmann and MIR.
George Grant Ralston, prominent
druggist of Martins Ferry. o. The
wedding will be very quiet one, owing
to the recent death of Mr. Ralston's
mother. Rev. n. S. Thomas, of ST.
Matthews Episcopal church, will Of
ciate, assisted by the Rev. e. c. Simp-
son, ID. D., of Dayton. O., a brother-in-
law Of the groom. They viii leave Inn
mediately after the ceremony for a
western wedding tour, and will be at
home in Martins Ferry, o., after Nov
ember 18th.
Mr.. Charles Church, of Bridgeport,
and Miss Effie Glassner, an sstimabls
young lady of Fulton, were united In
marriage Wednesday evening, at the
home OF the brides parents in Fulton.
A large party of friends of Mr.. John
/ Woods rendered him a pleasant sur
prise Thursday evening at his home
back of Bridgeport, and assisted him In
the celebration of the thirty-third an
niversary of his birth.
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A quiet but very pretty wedding was
solemniZed at mass at ST. Alphonsus
church Wednesday morning. in which
the principals were Mr.. Frank A. Mans
cid Of Parkersburg. and Miss Bertha @.
Fuchs. Of the North EGd The groom
is former resident OF Wheeling, and
his friends here are legion. The bride
is a very estimable young lady, who has
a wide circle Of friends.
Tuesday afternoon az her home in
Bridgeport Mrs. Or. Van Wagner en-
tertained twenty ladies' at cards Ia
honor OF her guest, Miss Wagner, OF
Cincinnati. After a very exciting con-
test a delectable luncheon was served.
Mrs VIII Delaplaine. OF Graysvilie. q.
was one of the guests from distance.
Mrs. J. ID. Southers, at her home at
Bellaire. entertained the Gravel Hin
Literary and Social Club last Thursday
evening in q hospitable manner So
cial discourse and music were the prin-
cipal features of the evening. Refresh
ments were served at a seasonable
hour.
The Sub-Rosa Club. OF Bellaire. Is
making arrangements for hop TO be
given on the evening Of November 1st
at Armory hall.
The members of the congregation Of
the First NJ r. church OF Bellaire. are
making extensive preparations for a
musicale to be given at the church on
Thanksgiving eve.
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The members OF the congregation OF
the First Presbyterian church. Of Bel
laire. have about completed arrange
ments for an "Old Folks Concert" To
take place at the church on the evening
of November 2Sth.
The ladies Of the frst entertainment
division OF the congregation 81 St. Mat
thews r. y. church held a meeting
Tuesday morning and outlined plans
for a reception 90 the Rev y. $. Thorn
as. rector Of the church. and bis esti-
mable wife. % b. given upon a date 70
be later determined upon. during tho
latter part OF the month.
Mrs Margaret Dalzell gave a charm
ing card party TO a number o. friends
az her home corner Fourteenth and
Chapline streets Tuesday evening. im
honor Of Mr. and Mrs. Porter Fair aud
Mrs. Corbin, Of PittsburR. Several
hours we're devoted 10 contests with the
pasteboards.
The Rev. J. s. Jewell OF Moundsyils,
performed the ceremony Tuesday which
united In marriage Mr.. Thos. r. Allen.
Of Glen Easton, and Miss Jennie Cooley
Of Wheeling
Mr. Albert Young and Miss Beasie
Marshall. two estimable young persons
q Fulton. were united In marriage
Wednesday evening at the home Of the
brides parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Marshall.
The Martins Ferry Thimble Bee was
Hospitality entertained Tuesday after
noon by Mrs J. E. Blackboard, at her
home on North Fourth street. The
hostess was assisted by Mrs. Carrie
Nuilaney. Miss Ethel Hobbs. and Miss
BERTHE Blackford.
Miss Virginia Harrison entertained
the Twentieth Century Girls Tuesday
afternoon at her home on South Front
street in compliment 10 Miss Eiten
Taylor Wright The home OF the viva
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