Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-11-16

| friends OF the principals. The attendr
ants were Mr. L. J. Miller and Miss
Kate Erb. At the conclusion OF the
ceremony the bridal party were driven
to the home of the bride in the North
End, where an elegant wedding break
fast was served. The young couple
were the recipients of many congratu-
lations and good wishes for the future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Counihan departed shortly
before noon on an extended tour to
points on the lakes, and upon their re-
turn from abroad will reside in this
| city. The groom is a member of the
wholesale produce firm of Counihan
Bros, and the bride is am estimable
young society lady. A number of
| costly and useful wedding presents
were received.
| Miss Jess Moffat charmingly enter
tanned the Naibi Club at her home ON
South Chapline street last evening.
| Progressive euchre was the main social
| diversion. At the conclusion of the
| evenings play, Miss Virginia Moffat
won the ladies' prize, Alexander R.
Campbell the gentlemen's prize and
Richard Gee the lone hand prize. De-
lectable refreshments were served at a
| sasonable hour.
! The marriage of Mr.. EliWood Gray,
| an employee of the LaBelle tin mills,
| and Miss Ida Wilson took place at the
| home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Samuel Wilson, of Twenty-seventh
| street, last evening at eight O'Clock.
| The ceremony was followed by an ele-
CANT repast. There were present only
| few of the relatives and friends Of
the contracting parties. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Gray will reside on the South Side.
| This evening, the members of the
Carroll Club will be entertained in a
novel manner by the newly organized
Social Carroll Club. The committee in
| charge, under Mrs. M. J. McFadden,
have arranged to give variety of en-
tertainments that will amuse and en-
terrain every member who avails them
selves of the opportunity given them
! to attend. Foremost among these will
be the "box social" This will consist
| in every lady being expected to bring
with her a box containing a tempting
| lunch, which will be collected at the
| door. When a gentleman receives the
| box he will open it and find therein
the name of the fair owner, whom he
wild join and together will enjoy the
| contents of the box. Each lady will
try to Guido the other in the prepar-
| alton of these boxes, so that the boys
can expect most bountiful feast.
The members Of the Indians bowling
| team, Of the Y. M. C. A. League, enter
tanned their lady friends with bowl
| ing party at Wheeling Park last
| night. Sides were chosen upon the
| alleys, and some excellent scores were
| made, some of the ladies displaying
surprising ability in tossing the lignum
vitae balls. All returned to the city
at midnight, and repaired to Held's
| cafe, on Market street, where they par
took Of an elaborate spread.
Mr. Louis Logomassino was united in
marriage at ten O'Clock yesterday
morning in Pittsburg, to Miss Eleanora
Elizabeth Getty, of that city The
groom is a son Of the italian fruit
| merchant at Twelfth and Water streets.
He brought his wife down to this city
last evening, and a reception was given
at the home of his parents.
| A special telegram to the Register
from Huntington yesterday said:
Trinity Episcopal Church was the
scene of a brilliant social function at
nine o'clock tonight, when Miss Bees
sic Sehon, one of Huntington's bright
est and fairest daughters, was led to
the altar by Mr. Morgan Nelson Cecil,
| of Wheeling. Fashionable society had
| assembled to witness the ceremony
| and there were many visitors from the
| home of the groom and other points
| throughout the State. The interior of
| the edifice was redolent with the per-
| fume Of flowers and plants, with which
| it was embellished for the occasion, and
| the wedding marches were skillfully
| executed upon the organ. The natural
beauty of the bride, who is daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Sehon,
was enhanced by the charming gown
which she wore. An informal recep-
| ton followed, after which Mr.. and Mrs.
Cecil departed on their honeymoon
tour. They will be at home Thursdays
| after December 5th, at Cecil place,
| Wheeling. The groom is proprietor of
foundry at his home and has always
occupied an equally prominent posi-
ton in business and social circles.
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