Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-05-05

enfelder. Those present were:
Frances Wheat, Laura Stifel
Martha Ott Laura DalzelI
I1, Caldwell, Anna Dis, of Park
Elsie Whitaker, ersburg,
Sue Caldwell, Fay McCrea, of
Sue Wright Cleveland
Lily vance Mary Carpenter, Of
Llde PAUL, Cleveland
Gene Waterhouse, Martha Bassell. of
Martha Caldwell, Clarksburg
Gertrude Fisher, Jennie Jepson,
Blanche Monat, Mabel Brown,
Angela Feeny Elizabeth Stifel
Bessie Harrison, Mrs. Farrell, of
Mary Simpson, Richmond
30 WaterhOuSe,
Messrs.-
Tom Sweeney, Will Caldwell,
Clark Hazlett Morgan Hart
Don Merriman, Frank Neill
Sam Harper, Latane McLain
Harry simpson, Arch Wilson,
Earl Adams RObt HumphreVs
Robt. Gilchrist, Steve Rice,
CnaS. Paxton, ChaS. Cooke,
Robt. GlHen, Wheeler Bachman,
Wilson Burriss, Henry Stifel
Roy Boyd, George Baird
Lou Grubb, French Poole,
VIII Brlce, Glib Caldwell.
Mr.. and Mrs
B. w. Peterson, ]. w. Storer.
Jos. Speidel, H. F. Stallman,
IL. Il. Franzheim, VIII p Wilson,
Howard Simpson, Albert Whitaker,
Allie Wheat, A +. Hustead.
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On Thursday evening, at her home
on South Eoff street, Miss Mamie
Rickus was the charming hostess to
a party of friends, the occasion being
her birthday. The guests were the
Misses Sarah Mckee, Virginia Win
gerter, Loretta Roth, Gertrude Roth,
Mary Zarnits, Mamie Zarnits. Messrs.
Lou Starver, VIM. Zarnits, John Ear
nits, Oscar Hirsch, Edward Schiller
and VIM. Wingerter The usual So
cial advertisements were enjoyed and
at an appropriate hour light lunch
| con was served.
One of the most beautiful and nota-
Bile OF all the spring weddings in Leav-
enWorth, Kansas, was the one on Tues
day evening, which united Miss Anna
Louise Harris, daughter of Mrs. Mary
Louise Harris, of that city, and Mr.
/ Wiley S. Arnett in marriage Miss
Harris is one of Leavenworth's most
charming women and is social favor
I ite
st. Paul's church was filled with a
! brilliant gathering and was beautifully
| decorated. The ceremony of the Epis-
SOPof NHulSu NdS p6lIOTUlSQ Dy rev. r
n. Atkin. DIR. Meigs Thomas, of Leav.
enworth, acted as best man. Miss
Laudlette. of Dayton, O., was maid Of
honor The bride was given away by
her brother, Ralph Harris Her gown
was white liberty satin with overdress
OF embroidered chiffon with soft plat,
ings and rose point lace, rose point bo.
| leros, and long veil OF tulle.
After the wedding a reception was
held at the Harris home at which ne.
freshments were served to one hundred
guests. Miss Harris is from a noted
Kansas family She is a granddaugh-
ter of Doctor Morris, wealthy physi-
clan, who died several years ago AT.
ter the reception at the house of the
bride the newly married couple left fol
New York. They will be home in thi:
city after June first.
AT the home of the brides father. No
% Vermont street, very quiet wed.
ding was solemnized at 1130 O'CLOCK
Tuesday morning, in which the happ,
principals were Miss Elizabeth Taylor
and Mr.. George Reasin Pritchard, o.
Buffalo, N. Y. The ceremony was per
| formed by the Rev. Jacob Birmingham
rector OF St Luke's P. E. church, In The
presence Of number OF intimate
friends and near relatives of the brid,
and groom. They were then driven Il
the Mcclure House, where a wedding
breakfast was served. Mrs. and Mrs