Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-04-22

to Miss Blanche Haase, who was pre-
scented with Russia leather Zaza
pocketbook The gentlemen's first
prize, a leather pocketbook, fell to Mr..
Morgan Berger; the second prize, a
silver match safe, to Mr. lack Robert
son. The club will reorganize in the
early fall, and many delightful meets
are anticipated.
The First Presbyterian church,
thronged with fashionable assem-
blage of relatives and friends of the
contracting parties, was the scene of a
brilliant wedding Wednesday evening.
The bride was Miss Georgia Dent, the
charming daughter of Mr.. ]. c. Dent,
a prominent merchant of Bridgeport
The groom is a son of Mr.. F. Whally,
of the Island, and occupies response
BILE position in the Bank of the Ohio
Valley. The church was tastefully
embellished with palms and smilax.
Paris r. Myers presided at the organ,
and at the appointed hour the first
rhythmic strains of the beautiful Men
delssohn march came from that instru-
ment under his skillful manipulation
of the keys, and the wedding party
proceeded up the aisle of the church.
Misses Margaret Graham and Virginia
Dent, handsomely gowned in white
and carrying ascension lilies, acted as
flower girls. The brides maid of hon
or was her sister, Miss Lena Dent, who
looked charming in costume OF white
null trimmed in lace inserting. The
bride wore an exquisite gown of NOUS
seine de sole over white taffeta, with
full bridal veil and orange blossoms.
The bridesmaids were Miss Mary Ora
ham, of New York; Miss Blanche
koen, of Warrington; Misses Minnie
Kuhn, Clara Sharp, Charlotte Duncan,
Bessie Fogle, of Bridgeport. The ush-
ers were Messrs. H. G. Brues, ]. d.
Merriman, of Wheeling; Frank j. Col
burt, of Sistersville; Virgin Clayton
and B. Koen of Warrington, and Park
Alexander, of Bridgeport. After the
ceremony the party left the church to
the strains of the wedding march from
Lohengrin, and were driven to the
home of the bride at Brookside, where
about one hundred guests Toasted upon
an elaborate wedding dinner, after
which the happy couple left for Wheel
ing. departing on the 1925 train over
I0e ID. a. ". lOI POlliIS Ii viz
East. where they will spend two
weeks of their honeymoon. The deco
rations at the house were notably
handsome, consisting of carnations
and roses, the prevailing colors being
pink and white.
The Old Dominion Club held an in
teresting session last Tuesday even
ing. and reelected the old officers. An
enjoyable time was spent and pro-
gramme mapped out for the summer
season. The members of this popular
club are VIM. Flading, Geo. McDon-
nell, VIM. Steger, James Casey, John
Cain. Henry Krause, Thos. Allen, Per-
~ Fisher, John Haugh, w. A. Kelley,
VIM. McEntee, Ed. Foose, Martin May,
Jos. Weitzel, Mark Emmons. John Nc
Donough, Ed Mahoney, Frank Healey,
Bernard Mehen, James Townsend, Ed
ward Altmeyer, Chas. Lopez.
Lafayette Commandery X. of St. j..
gave a pleasing social in their hall
Thursday evening last, which was
largely attended and proved very de-
lightful.
The Empire Club, Benwood, gave a
very successful hop at the Blue Ribbon
hall Tuesday evening, which was well
attended. Many from Wheeling and
Bellaire were present, and all report 4
jolly time spent. Prof. Long presided.
The Turner's of Bellaire rendered a
very pleasant reception to their famil-
les and friends at their hall Monday
evening. About seventy-five couples
were present and most enjoyable So
cial time was spent generally At the
conventional hour elegant refresh
ments were served.
Mr.. Samuel Fielding, of Bellaire, and
Miss Dora Juergens were united in
marriage Tuesday evening at seven
o'clock at the residence of Joseph Mar
shall, in Benwood. Rev. George w.
Bent, pastor of the NJ. E. church. per-
formed the ceremony in the presence of
only few of the relatives and intim-
ate friends of the contracting parties.