Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-07-02
ENTERTAINMENTS.

ENTERTAINMENTS.
Her eyes do not sparkle Ike jewels, -. i /. Z.
Her teeth aren't the ieast pll Ihe peaii'
She's plain yet by all of her SISTERS
She's envied, that fortunate girl :. 40
4 Al night IN the bathrooms gay whirl;
1. she alone OF them all is from care free'
Her hair has a natural curl. Do.t
One of a number of very pretty we'd
dings which were solemnlZed at
ST Joseph's Wednesday was per-
formed at o'clock, uniting 1or
veal or for woe Mr.. Frank
Altmyer, prominent young bus
mess man of the South Side,
and Miss Rose Clarity, the estimaDle
and accomplished daughter OF Mrs.
Mary Clarity, of South Chapllne
street. The attendants were Miss An
ME Handley, of Brooklyn, N. Y; and
Messrs. Charles Ray and George Hell,
Of this city. The officiating clergyman
was the Rev Father Harry Altmyer,
brother of the groom. The nuptlal
knot was tied in accordance with the
beautiful Roman Catholic ritual, and
in the presence of a number OF rela-
tives and friends of the principals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Altmyer were then drlv-
en- to the home of the brides parents.
where reception was held. They will
make their home on the South Side
AT seven o'clock Wednesday morn
ing St. Josephs Cathedral was the
scene Of quiet but very pref
ty nuptial ceremony, in which the
happy principals were Miss Kate, the
charming daughter of Mrs. Patrick La
yelle, OF. the South Side, and Mr.. John
!. T.. McDermott, an employe OF the c.,
e P. Tel. Co. They were attended
by Miss Mary Lavelle a sister of the
bride and Mr. M. ]. Ford The Rev.
Father O. H. Moye pronounced the
words which made the young couple
man and wife. The wedding party
was then driven to the home of the
bride, on Twenty seventh street,
where congratulations were rendered
by assembled friends. Mr.. and Mrs.
McDermott will go to housekeeping on
South Eoff street.
The Monday Night Cotillon club
held its third meeting of the summer
season at the Wheeling Park Casino
Friday evening. The weather was de-
lightful, the cool air making the dance
particularly attractive. Meisters Or
chestra made the music, and the af
fair was under the management OF
Prof. George Delbrugge.
- Cards were receNed last week in
N1hcity, and by host of friends of
the paHieAAthfoughout the State, an
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Louise, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Grotius Downtain. to Mr. VIM.
A. Ohley. The ceremony was perform
ed last Sunday at st. PauPs P. E.
church, in Norfolk, Va. The bride has
devoted considerable attention to lit
erary work, and is a talented and YER
satile writer. She was librarian Of the
State Historical Society for several
years, and has made her home in
Charleston. The groom was Secretary
of State under the administration of
Governor A. B. Fleming, and is one
of the leading politicians of the State
At present he has extensive business
interests in Charleston, where Mr.. and
Mrs. Ohley will make their home.
The Central Garden Club will open
its summer seacon with a reception and
dance at the club house Monday even
ing. Prof. Charles Killmyer will play
Mr.. Henry w. Null, the we'll known
shipping clerk a. the Schmulbaeh
brewery. and Miss Anna NJ Seidler a
popular young society lady, We're uni
edin marriage at the home of the bride,
N the South Side, Wednesday evening
eight o'clock The rite was per-
brmed by Rev. A. W. Werder, pastor
st. James German Lutheran church
I'D was witnessed by quite number
guests. A sumptuous wedding sup
was served.
thursday evening a quiet wedding
emony was performed at the home
he bride, on South Jacob street, by
Rev. S. p. Crummett, pastor of the
sley M. E. church. Mrs NJ. Belle
n, former teacher in the Richie
lie school. was united in marriage
fr. Francis N. Flood, former mer-
bit of the South Side, and now pop
travelling salesman. A reception
elaborate wedding supper followed.
and Mrs. Flood have the best
shes of host of friends.
NJ Michael Rowan. an employee of
(the H. Haire steel plant, and Miss Beat
rice FlanQagan, an estimable young
LADY of tn. South Side, were united in
marriage an one o'clock Wednesday.
One of the most notable events in
society during the week was the we'd
hing of Mr.. William p Herbert. of Gin
cinnnati, Ohio, and Miss Minerva Doug
Ass Meehan, of Franklin, Ohio. which
as solemnized at ST. Johns church.
ellaire, on Wednesday morning at
O'clock. The ceremony was per-
|med at high mass, the officiating
mister being F:}ther Joseph M.
1llrle. There was present large con-
zen a the rdatives and friends