Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-12-27

Duncan, Of Clarksburg: Miss Jessie
Ienox, Of Colorado Springs; Miss
Davis, Of Marietta; Miss Steele, Of
Lexington, KY Miss Daisy Koen, of
Huntington; Miss Glenn, of South Bos-
ton, Va; Miss Bailey, of Allegheny:
Miss Mary Graham, of Brookside; Miss
Basel, of Clarksburg; Miss Mary Men
del, of Taylor, Texas; Miss Taylor, of
Bethany; Mrs. Camilla Peters, of
Brooklyn; DR.. Chas. Hamilton and DR..
Fair, of Columbus; Mr.. Linsey and Mr..
Williams, of Steubenville; Mr.. Briggs,
of Baltimore; Mr.. Maidhart and Mr..
Richardson, of Pittsburgh, P. Lynwood
Harden, of Chicago; Philip Catch, of
Evansville, Ind; Mr.. Bobbs, of New
York
At the krib of the Korn Kob Klub
on the South Side last evening, there
were interesting "doings" in observ-
ance of the holidays. 1t was
smoker" and the members of the
popular club and their friends present
spent a most enjoyable evening. An
elegant repast was served, and it may
be said that some choice weeds were
used. The POSTMASTER, Mr. Edward
Wheat, enlivened the occasion with his
witty remarks. He was responded to
by each member of the organization,
who spoke in a similar vein. Mr..
Marschner was among those who rem
dered appropriate vocal selections.
The wedding Of Mr.. Frank King, Of
this city, and Miss LILLIAN Dunlap, of
West Liberty, took place in. the NJ. e.
Church at the latter place last Sun
day evening at 1870 o'clock. The GER
emony was performed by the Rev. G..
w. Bosley, in the presence of a large
number of the relatives and friends Of
the principals. No public announce
ment was made Of the marriage. and
those present assembled to take part
in the regular meeting of the Epworth
League, and were given quite surprise
when the bridal party entered the
church. Miss Dunlap was to have con-
Quoted the meeting, and after the mar
riage rite Rev. Bosley announced that
the meeting of the League was over.
The groom is a well-known notorman
of the Wheeling railway line. The
bride is the DoStmiStress of West Lib
erty and is most estimable young
lady. Both have the best wishes of a
host of friends in their new and higher
sphere Of life.
At the First Presbyterian Sunday
school last night a musical and lit
erary programme was rendered. One
of the features deserving Of notice was
the solo Of Miss Margaret Harvey.
Another pleasing feature was the recita-
ton by Lambert Boyd. The selec
lions OF the infant department were
enjoyed by all. AT the end of the pro-
gramme refreshments were served.
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TIL Players Club will have their first
reading of the Bachelors Romance at
the Masonic building this evening.
Rehearsals proper will commence the
first of the year. Mr.. j. P. Morgan,
the manager, stated yesterday that the
Players would in all probability be
seen at the Opera House some time dur
ing the first week in February.
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The Christmas celebration at the
Day Nursery will occur this afternoon
at o'clock. There has been quite a
liberal response to the request for
donations, and an interesting time is
in contemplation for the children. All
interested persons are invited to he
present.
Mr. Remick Truxell and Miss Kath-
crime Weisgerber were married Monday
evening by Rev. c. M. Oliphant, pastor
of the First Christian church.