Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-12-24

composed of Joseph Speidel, Jr., and J,
D. Merriman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Nelson Cecil
and Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Price Whit
aker gave their third "at home at
Cecil Place, last Thursday afternoon
and evening. During the receiving
hours quite a number of callers were
introduced to the two brides, who are
a charming addition to Wheeling
society. The dining room was in
charge of Miss Sarah Cecil, Mrs. Harry
G. Whitaker and Mrs. C. F. Dickinson.
Wednesday evening at eight O'Clock
there occurred a very pretty home we'd
ding at the residence of ]. d. Kelley,
of Floral Home Farm, four miles south
of Benwood. The contracting parties
were Lemuel MARBLE, of Sherrard, and
Lille May Reilly, the charming daugh-
ter of j. D. Reilly. The officiating
minister was the Rev. J. S. MARBLE,
uncle of the groom. There were about
sixty guests present. After partaking
of a very bountiall repast they spent
the balance of the evening in a very
enjoyable manner, Miss Jessie Baker
rendering sweet music from the piano,
with some choice recitatipns from Miss
Ada Baker and Martin Brown. Among
the useful and valuable presents was a
very fine clock from George Bischoff
and Miss Anne Wellingerhoff, of
Wheeling; china dishes, 112 pieces,
Robert Newton and M. Deegan; silver
cake basket, DR.. Dowler and wife;
silver butter dish, c. C. McMechen and
wife; butter knife and gold sugar
spoon, DIR. Cox and wife; set of silver
knives and forks. Richard Marple;
silver Sugar bowl, Wheeler Glover;
spoons, Almeta Reilly; from her
father, j. D. Reilly, a check for $500;
bronze clock, James F. Reilly and wife,
John Eskey and wife; table cover and
of st. Paul, Mimi; blankets, Nelson
MARBLE. father of the groom; set OF
china dishes and blankets, Mrs. NJ. A.
Reilly, mother of the bride; silver soup
dipper, Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Peters;
silver sugar spoon, Mrs. T. Flanagan;
syrup cup, DR.. and Mrs. Coffield;
bisque ornaments and fruit dish. Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Larkins; handkerchief
box, from the minister's wife; collar
and cuff box, Mamie E. Pierce; bisque
ornaments, Miss Mary E.. and Joseph
Carpenter; pin tray, Miss Ada Baker;
fruit dish, Miss Dooze Baker; water
set, Misses Sis and Anna Markey;
SOUP dishes, Miss Anna MeCabe; fruit
| dishes, Miss Jessie Baker; quilt, John
and Joe Riggs; stand and table cloth,
Wylie and Ralph Rogerson; table
cover, Martin Brown; bed spread, Miss
Delora Dorsey; spread, Miss Cora
Reilly; silk tidy, Laura Wellington;
stand cover, Cora Troy; table cloth,
Miss Edna Marley; bed spread, Mrs.
Anna Mercer; towels, Mrs. Keesel;
towels, Ben Dorsey; pin tray, Flora
Coffield; jardiniere plant, Clarence
Baker.
Mr.. Bernard Bero and Miss Blanche
Archibald, of the South Side, were
married at the home of the bride on
South Jacob street, Wednesday even
ing. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. G. Bleakly, pastor of the Wesley
| NJ. E. church, in the presence of a num-
| Der of relatives and friends. The at
| PENDANTS were Mr.. George Waterhouse
| anu MISS IOId 1CtulUilcHl. luS NCu-
| ding march was played by Miss Lulu
| Ferguson. After the marriage rite an
elegant repast was served.
|
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Youngman eel
| ebrated the t~wenty-fifth anniversary OF
their marriage at their home on South
| Chapline street Wednesday evening.
At a ~seasonable hour refreshments
were served. Mr.. and Mrs. Youngman
were extended many congratulations
| and good wishes, and they received a
| number of handsome and appropriate
gifts in silverware.,
A literary and social will be given
by the Milk Maids Society in the
First Presbyterian church at Shady
side this evening.
A mothers meeting was held Thurs
day evening at the home of Mrs. L.
p. Sisson, on Fifteenth street, under
the auspices of the w. C. T. q. A de-
nghtfu programme was rendered. after