Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-09-03

gia Van Fossen, formerly of this city,
to Mr.. William Joseph Oby, of Canton,
at that city on the evening Of the 14th
inst, at 7:30 o'clock. The ceremony
will be solemnized at the home, No.
31S East Lake street, of Mr.. and Mrs.
William H. Laughlin, cousins of the
bride-to-be. Miss Van Fossen is a
niece of w. B. Odbert, of the South
Side. Mr.. and Mrs. Oby will be at
home after Nov 1st at No. 404 East
Lake street, Canton.
"The Droop.ng Willows mandolin
and guitar club was entertained Fri
day evening by Miss Stella Cook at her
home on South Jacob street.
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Announcement has been made of the
triple wedding of Mr. William Ogle and
Miss May Colder, Mr.. Thomas Packer
and Miss Lizzie drummer, and Mr..
George Snider and Miss Laura McFar-
land, to take place on Sunday, Sep
TENDER 18th. All the parties reside on
the South Side, and the three grooms
are employees on the La Belle tin mills.
Miss Bessie RAIDER rendered very
pleasant reception to quite a number
of her friends upon the lawn at her res
idence on the Island Thursday evening
All passed a delightful season, indulgins
in various social diversions At the
conventional hour dainty refreshments
were served.
Cards have been issued by Mrs. Mary
keane, OF Bellaire, announcing the mar
ris y of her daughter, Miss Rose, to
Dr. Geo. A. Gantzer, of Bridgeport, to
take place at st. Johns church, We'd
nesday morning, September sixth.
Miss Keane is an accomplished society
belle, and late graduate of Mt De
Chantal Wrile DR.. GantZer is a recent
graduate of the Philadelphia Medical
College, who recently located in Bridge
port DIR. and Mrs. Gantzer, after an
extended honeymoon abroad, will be
at home to their many friends at the
handsome new residence purchased by
the groom on lakewood Heights.
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The telephone girls of Wheeling and
vicinity comprised a merry party of ex-
cursionists on the C. & P. train yester-
day morning, from Bridgeport to Cas-
cade Park, near New Castle A mon
Ster outing of the hello" girls had been
planned and they were present from all
points within a radius of one hundred
miles The day was passed very pleas
antly, and without any untoward in
cident. At midnight the train was
boarded for the return tSfp, and buses
met~the young ladfes[at the station in
Bridgeport, and conveyed~them to their
homes.
A very PRETTY wedding ceremony was
solemnized lat the residence of the Rex,
Mr.. King, on the -fs4aad,- in which the
happy principals were Miss Blanche
Bond, an estimable, ><and charming
young lady, and Nh B. F. Wilson, of
the Wilson & ->McKean Hardware Co.
They have received the congratulations
of a host OF friends and we'll wishers
Mr. and Mrs WiTson-will make their
home at No 59 Maryland street
Mr. H. Robbs Hospitality entertained
a number of young friends at his home
on North Huron street, Tuesday eve
ming. ------------------.-------~--
At his home on Huron street, Mr.
Lee Hamm entertained a congenial
party of friends Tuesday evening. Va
rious diversions were provided for his
guests, and a delectable luncheon was
served at the conventional hour
very successful lawn fete was Civ
en- Thursday evening at the home of
Miss Alice Miller on North Main street,
under the auspices of Miss Dixon's Sun
day School class of the Chapline street
NJ. E. church.
Misses Georgia and Jennie Mahon en-
tertained a number of their friends at
their home on Twenty street
Tuesday evening. The guests in at
tendance spent most pleasant time,
indulging in various kinds of social di-
versions. Refreshments were served at
a seasonable hour.
Mrs. Frank Peterson, of Mozart Hill,
rendered a hay ride to number of her
friends Tuesday evening. The party
made the trip to Aliens farm and re-
turn. Before starting home, they par
took of an appetizing luncheon.
The meeting of the Cotillion Club at
~the Wheeling Park Casino Tuesday eve
ming was a delightful affair. About
seventy couples spent the evening in
dancing to music furnished by Meis-
ter's orchestra. The affair was under
the management of Prof George Del
brugge. The patronesses were Mes
DANES w. w. Arnett, T. c.. Moffat and
j. w. Grub.
On Thursday afternoon, Miss Ethel
Barger, a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
P. Barger, very delightfully."- entertain
ed quite a number of her young frieds
at her home in Benwood, in honor OF
her seventh birthday. Various sorts of
parlor games were INDUCED in, after
which refreshments were served.
To be permitted to pass three score
and ten years, and yet enjoy robust
health and almost youthful spirits. is
the best commentary on right living,
and judged by this standard the con-
gratulations with which DR.. c. F. III
rich was overwhelmed last Monday
night, held a two-fold significance for
him. 1t was his 72nd birthday. and
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