Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-09-16

Wednesday at high noon occurred
the wedding of Mr.. Frank Wallace Mar
tin and Miss Alvira V. c. Hulings, in
Sistersville. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. I. A. Anderson, at
the home OF w. W. Rulings. The bride
was dressed in handsome creation of
white liberty silk trimmed with lace,
chiffon and applique. Thomas r. HUI
lings was the best man and Miss Hal
lie Martin was bridesmaid. a number
OF out of town people were in attend
ance at the wedding. Among them
were: Fred Hulings, Mrs. V. e. Hulings,
Lew and Fon Brenneman, OF Elk Fork,
Miss Maggie Rulings, of Clarion, Pa,
and Mr.. and Mrs. II. 7. Moore. McKee's
Rocks. Mr. and Mrs Martin will spend
a two weeks bridal tour in New York
and Pennsylvania. After October LIST
they will be at home in Sistersyile.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Levy returned
last Saturday evening from Detroit,
where they spent their honeymoon. In
the evening Mr.. and Mrs Levy were
given delightful reception at tn home
Of Mrs Burke ON North Market street
ley eceiE4s-ll LII e1c congratulations of a
host of friends.
Mr.. Martin Foy was pleasantly sur
prised last Sunday afternoon, at his
home in Fulton, by a party of his
friends. The occasion wassahis birth
day. A tasteful supper was served. He
received a number of handsome pre-
sents, among which was a chair from
the Daughters of America.
Thursday evening Squire and Mrs. NJ
]. Fitzpatrick very appropriately OBJ
served their silver wedding anniversary
by entertaining their friends at their
home on Jacob street. At an oppor
tune hour refreshments were served.
The couple received a number of very
handsome presents.
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Tuesday evening Mr.. Hanson McCul-
Tough and Miss Anna Defibaugh were
united in marriage by the Rev. Spencer
King, at the home OF the bride on the
Island
Wednesday evening at the residence
of MIR. George X Milligan, in Clays-
vile, very handsome surprise party
was given by his six children in honor
OF his f1fty-sixth birthday. The party
all went to his home with fourteen
grandchildren Of the host. Mr.. and
Mrs. f. NJ. Nilligan and children, OF
this city were present. Mr.. Milligan
received a number of very handsome
presents from his children and grand
children.
Tuesday evening, at her home on
- HILL Bellaire, Miss Mabel Wing
BID delightfully."- entertained a party of
her friends Games and other appro-
pirate diversions were provided and at
an opportune hour a very toothsome
luncheon was served The evening
was most pleasantly spent
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At the home of the bride on the South
Side occurred, Wednesday evening. the
wedding of Matthew Pugn and Miss
Lizzie hopkins. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Gregory Bleak
". pastor of the Wesley NJ. e. church.
A number OF friends were present to
witness the ceremony. The attendants
were Miss Kate Norton and Mr.. Will
Hopkins. Following the marriage a
reception was given. Mr.. and Mrs.
Pugh will make their future home on
the South Side.
at the Cathedral Wednesday after
noon the Rev. Father 0. H. Moye unit
ed in marriage Alfred D. Rocher, of
Pittsburg, and Miss Rosa May Stein,
popular young lady of the South Side.
After the ceremony the couple departed