Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-30

present in large numbers. Mrs. =. w
Brockunier was in charge of the com
mittee on refreshments, and she wa!
ably assisted by Miss Mary Brockunier
Miss l.. Yodd Baird, Mrs. Nelson Cecil
Miss Sarah Cecil and Mrs. S. S. Bloch
During the reception a very spirited
putting contest was pulled off at The
home putting green in the presence Of
a large gallery. The contestants wen
the Misses Mary Brockunier, Gertrude
Paxton, L. Todd Baird, Genevieve Es<
ing, Emma Forbes, Mary Simpson, Am
Cummins, Gene Waterhouse and Mayns
Hazlett. The prize was a half dozen
golf balls, which was won by Mis-
Genevieve Ewing, that lady putting tho
ball into the hole from the corner II
the green three times in two stroksa
each time There were three sevenl
two Fights, one nine and one eleven.
The ladies are greatly indebted 70
Messrs. George Baird and Sam HarpT
for their supervision and keeping e
the scores.
Ihe account Of gentlemen's match
vii. be found on the sporting page.
Last evening at seven o'clock, at the
home of the brides mother, Mrs. John
c. Maddox, in Detroit, Mich, occurred
the wedding of Mrs. Kate Michelena and
Mr.. l. G. Dillon, of this city. The cers-
mony was performed by the Rev. Or.
Collins. of that CITY, Mr.. and Mrs. Da-
lon will arrive in the city Monday.
The Monday evening Cotillion at tie
Park Casino was a brilliant success.
The ladies who assisted were Mesdamss
]. d. Culbertson, S. S. Bloch, Georgs
Parks, L. e. Sands, c. W. Franzhein
and j. w. Grub. The next affair givti
by Prof. Delbrugge will be at the Park
Casino next Wednesday evening. Muse
for the occasion will be furnished ~
Meister's full orchestra of twefs
pieces. &
On Wednesday, in the Church of tie
Immaculate Conception, at $3.50 O'Clock,
occurred the marriage of Mr.. Joseph O..
Ennis, Jr., and Miss Ida Altmeyer, two
popular young people of the South Sid
The maid of honor was Miss Mary En-
mis-, sister of the groom, and tie
bridesmaids were Misses Agnes and
Katherine Wagner. The grooms alter
dants were Mr.. Edw Altmeyer, brotl-
er OF the bride, and Mr.. Geo. Voellins-
er. OF North Wheeling. Wednesday
evening charming reception was ten
dered Mr. and Mrs. Ennis at the St.
Mary's hall. The young couple We're he
recipients of many handsome wedding
presents of silver and cut glass. The,
are at home at No. 1906 Water street.
~
Yesterday afternoon on the courts Of
the Leatherwood Tennis Club. occurred
the opening tournament of the season.
The affair was attended by almost
every member of the club, including a
number of visitors. Singles and doubts
were played, after which tea was servei.
No regular matches had been arranged.
but the succeeding tournament will be
more than interesting as the doubles
and singles will be selected in advances.
The initial meeting yesterday was more
to renew the social end.
AT nuptial mass at eight o'clock Nor
DAY morning at st. Josephs Cathedral
very pretty wedding was solemn; ID
In which the happy principals were MI
James Flanagan, the popular barber b
the Eighth ward, and Miss Mary. Shef
MN, an estimable young lady of tht
East End. The ceremony was perform,
ed by the Rev. Father William Hall. il
the presence of large number of rels
yves and friends. The bride and
groom were attended by Miss Maggt
flanagan, sister of the groom. and NJ
VIII Shefiiin, brother of the bride. Al
Ter the ceremony they were driven i
the home of the BRIDES mother. where
sumptuous wedding breakfast was serv
ed by Haberstick, the caterer. Late
Mr.. and Mrs. Flanagan were driven Il
the Pennsylvania depot. and deuartet
for Buffalo and the American ex
position. Upon their return they vii
make their home on South Eoff street
On July IL quiet wedding will b
solemnized. which will unite in mar
rage Mr.. Ernest Krieger and Miss Pau
lima Marie Meyer The ceremony vii
take place at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Ed Vaas on Sixteenth street. After th
| ceremony the newly welded counle vii
A1@hS Gil CAlcliutu Eastern bridal tOuT
Last Monday evening the ladies o
| the Third Presbyterian church gave
missionary social at the Becker home
on South Jacob street. A delightful
musical and literary programme wa
rendered. and at its close refreshment
| were served. The affair was successful
| both socially and financially.
| The members of the Second Presby
| terrain church and Sunday school hell
their annual basket picnic at ii
Moundsville Camp Grounds on Frids|
All spent most enjoyable day.
| AL nigh noon last Tuesday Mr.. IN
gene Allen Campbell, of ChicSko, ~
formerly of this city, and Miss l7nrE5zl
Mcknight were married at the <p}l
the bride, No. SO South Tf6 6lIe0
The Rev. G. E. Clark. pastox E. Then
son NJ. 3. church, oficiated. ne big
was beautifully gowned ia IA Z
&c sore over white satin. M r.
carroll was groomsman anAs
i f16hte McKnighk nir<n., :. cf2H%3