The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-01-04

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WATERs-WATTs = Last evening
Rev. Mr.. Leech united in marriage
Mr.. John S. Waters and Miss Ger
trude Watts.
FRUM-SIDwELL- at the
Presbyterian Manse last night by the
Rev. A. NJ. Buchannon Thomas p
Frum and Lizzie Sidwell both well
knCwu young people formerly living
near Morgantown and now making
their homes here. They will live on
the George Vance farm across the
river Mr.. Frum is employed at the
Glass factory and is an estimable
young man.
LoUGH-PARKs- Prof. M. G. Tough
teacher of mathematic in the Fair
mont normal school was married at
Hendricks Sunday TO Miss Emma
Parks, Rev. Robinson Of Elkins Off
ciating.
The marriage took place at the hand
some residence of J. l.. Polling, and
was a very elaborate affair. The brides
maids were Misses Flodie Roy and
Mary Harper of Hendricks, and the
groomsmen were Wayne X. Pritt, cir
cult court clerk of Tucker county, and
Herman G. Johnson, editor of the
Elkins Inter Mountain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tough arrived on Mon
day at Fairmont their future home
QUIMBY-PRYoR-A very pleasant
nuptial affair occurred Wednesday
evening at the residence of Mrs.
Mary Pryor, at Lansing, Ohio, in
the marriage Of her daughter, Mary
L. Pryor and Mr.. Charles III. Quinn
by, jr, senior OF the West Virginia
University and a member of the Ca
Diet Corps. The attendants were
Miss Jennie Scott, of Lansing, and
Mr.. Frank McMechen, of McMechen
W. Va. Rev. j. d. Holtz, of Bridge
port, performed the ceremony. About
thirty five OF forty guests were pres
ent, mostly old schoolmates and rel
atiyes of the bride and groom. The
happy couple will spend few days
visiting friends, after which Mr..
Quimby will resume his studies
at the university, where he gradu-
ates in June next.-Wheeling In
telligencer
JONES' ELLs-Married at the
home of the brides parents this
morning at ten thirty Mr.. Albert
Jones and Miss Eta Wells. Rev.
Mr.. Leech of the Methodist church
performed the ceremony. The mar
riage was very quiet one only the
relatives of the contracting parties
being present. Several relatives
from nearby towns attended the
ceremony. At eleven o'clock a we'd
ding breakfast was served at eleven
thirty the party took he train for a
toar OF the eastern cities where they
will spend some time returning to
make Morgantown their home. Mr..
Jones is one of the leading business
men of the town. He has been here
for several years and has made an
enviable reputation in his line. He
came originally from Piedmont.
Miss Wells is one of the most charm
ing and popular young ladies of
Morgantown. They have great
many friends here who will join with
us in extending our heartiest con
CALCULATIONS and the hope that they
may ever be prosperous and happy.
The marriage had been kept rather
quiet and but few people knew that
it was to take place until the event
| had come of.
MoRRIs-HITE-- On Dec. 81, at
| four-oclock Prof r. L. Morris of the
University and Miss Olive Hite
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Hite
of Front street were united in mar
rage. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. A. NJ. Buchanan of the
Presbyterian church. No witnesses
were present aside from the immediate
relatives of the contracting parties.
Thesinvitations to the wedding had
been recalled on account of the death
of David Holmes relative of the
brides family.
Miss Hite wore travelling dress
and the couple left on 1.-THE foul
fifty-nine for the southern part of the
state where they will be rendered an
elaborate reception on Friday night
at the home of the groom,
Dr. Loveo Milton, and Guy, brother
of Prof. Morris we're here to witness
the ceremony and accompanied the
tyoung couple on the trip.
Prof. Morris has been an assistant
in the engineering department of the
University since his graduation and is
very popular with every one who
knows him. Miss Hite is one Of the
most fascinating and amiable of the
young ladies of town and is held in
very high esteem by every one. The con
CALCULATIONS of every is extended tt
them on the event which has just
taken place. May they live long and
prosper.
From Daily December %.
MEyER-DoNLEY Married at The
home of the brides mother on Thurs
day morning Mr.. w. G. Meyer, Of
Wheeling, and Miss Margaret Don
ley, of Morgantown. The marriage
was very quiet one and but few
people knew that it was to take
place. No invitations were issued
and no one was present except the
| immediate family of the bride.
| Mr.. Meyer came in yesterday eve
ming from Pittsburg and the cere-
mony took place at eight O'Clock
this morning. A wedding breakfasi
/ was served at seven. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. A. M. Bucha
nan Of the Presbyterian church
| After the ceremony the party
| were driven to the train and they
left tor Pittsburg where they will re
main until Saturday when they will
go to Wheeling and enter their new
home at 2206 Chapline street where
they will in future reside.
Mr.. Meyer is prosecuting attorney
OF Ohio county and is very popu-
lar member of the bar in the coun
| ty. He has made rapid rise to emf
nence since his graduation here ant
his many friends are glad to learn 0
his continued good fortune. As {
student OF the University he made
many friends here by his genia
ways and they are glad to know
| that he has come up to the promise
Of his youth.
Miss Donley is one of the very
best young ladies that the town cal
boast. She is justly popular with al
| who lrnnup har To tho uonnfr cnnt,L