Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-07-08

nome OF the groom's mother, Mrs. Jen-
ME Cox, No. 202 Eighteenth street.
me ceremony was performed by the
rev. Z. b. Graham, pastor of the North
street NJ. q. Church. The groomsman
was Mr.. Thomas Mccormick. Jr.. OF
Bellalre, Ohio. The bridesmaid was
MISS Maggie West, of Wheeling. Those
present were Rev. C. B. Graham and
wife, Mr. and Mrs. Herman wicker
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Brown and family, OF Pittsburg. Pa:
Mr.. Henry Caranake, Miss Dora Beck
er, MISS Amelia Kaughfman, Mr.. John
BISHOP, Mrs. Jennie Anderson and
IaHlly, OF Elm Grove; Mrs. William
west and family, Mrs. Allie Ruckman.
MIS-, Ihomas Mccormack and family,
OF Bellaire. Many costly and useful
presents We're received by the bride and
groom. Only immediate friends and
relatives were present.
w. l.. Spear and John Cats. of
Moundsvllle, were at Wheeling Friday
evening TO meet the committees from
tne olHerent Christian Churches in the
ONO valley to complete arrangements
LOT a union picnic. The picnic will be
held at Belmont Park, July 18th. and
the steamer Leroy will carry the peo-
pie down from Wheeling and interme-
date points.
Miss Lillian Hostutler. of Eiob+b
street, and Mr.. Charles J. Beardslev
were united in marriage by Rev I r
WOODS at the residence of the groom
on Purdy avenue, in Moundsyille ar q
CLOCK yesterday morning. Mr.. Boards
icy is representative OF the Wheeling
natural Gas Company and has made
many friends during his stay there.
MISS Hostutler is one of Moundsyiue's
most popular and accomplished young
ladies.
Prof. George w. Delbrugge an
nounces another series of summer night
dances to the Cotillion Club at Wheel
ing Fark Casino. The first of the SER
les will occur Friday evening, Juiv II
Melster's orchestra will furnish The
music.
The Junior Cotillion set will have
another dance party Thursday night.
July 18th. Meister's orchestra will
play for this occasion.
tuesday night at the Park Casino
ProI. Delbrugge's class will meet. Ii
is the meeting OF the regular Monday
night class. the change being made to
suit many who cannot attend on Mon
day nights. Prof. LaRoche will play.
This meeting will be the last of a
delightful series. Arrangements are
being made for a large party about
July %. for which Meister's orchestra
will play.
The Indians" of the Y. NJ. C. A.
bowling league gave a very pleasant
outing on the Fourth at Sycamore
grove. Messrs. Rudolph Schott and Ho-
mer Gray were In charge of the pro-
gramme. Among the visitors were Miss
Sanford, of Darlington, Ohio, and Miss
Maud Witten, of Sistersville.
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The annual outing of the Carroll
Club will be held on the 18th inst. at
Wheeling Park. The chief amusement
of the day will occur during the after
noon and evening. The Opera House
band and orchestra has been engaged
for both occasions. Preceding the in
stitution of the dancing a vaudeville
show will be presented by talent with
in the membership of the club. The
remainder of the evening will be de-
voted to dancing. During the after
noon bowling contest and track
wheel races will be added to the
amusements AFFORDED by the Park As
ISOLATION. An attempt Will be made to
arrange road race from the city to
the park. The yearly outings or the
club are always carried out On I larre