Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-08-25

But a lot less time 10 sign
Time have we to eat and drink,
And watch the base ball score;
But we haven't got bit of time
To waste on chronic bore
Niss Laura Loomis entertained a
crowd of young folks at her home, No.
1016 Main street. last Tuesday evening
in honor of her guest, Miss Mae Rust
of Steubenville, o. The evening was
spent in progressive euchre and var Gus
other amusements, and delicious re
freshments were partaken of at late
hour. The crowd was favored with
some excellent vocal solos rendered by
Misses Eleanor Howley and Laura
Loomis and Mr.. Fay A. Gould. ihose
present were: Misses Eleanor Howley,
Wayne Lotus Katherine Dunn, OF
Mingo; Rose Halter, Mae HowIey, julia
Lotus. Loretto Owens. Lillian Hum
phrey. Rose Wolfe Nora Humphrey
Lena Schroeder, Rose Owens, Messfs.
ALA ]. Rust, Joe. Watkins, Jay A.
Gould. Alfred H. Paulhaber William
z. Mcnamara, Charles Smith, Harry
Humphrey, Frank J. Rock, Lee v.
Thornton, George Gundling, George
Gering.
wednesday morning at eight O'Clock at
the home of the brides mother, Mrs
Katherine Elizabeth Carothers, in Glen
dale. the principals being her bright
and accomplished daughter Mary Eliza
beth, and Mr.. Thomas Garnahan, Jr5
of the firm of George NJ. Shook & Co
The Rev. B. NJ. Spur, rector OF the
Trinity Episcopal church, OF Mounds
vile. performed the ceremony in the
presence of only the two immediate
families. An elaborate wedding break
fast followed and the happy pair after
receiving many congratulations and
best wishes, departed on the 1915 train
over the Pam Handle for an extensive
tour OF the lakes. They will be at home
eWtember LIST, at Glendale.
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The many friends of Miss Gertrude
r. Steger and Mr.. C. J. Killmyer will
be surprised to hear that they were
quietly married several weeks ago.
Miss Steger is the beautiful and ac-
complished daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Steger, of Bellaire, Ohio, and Mr.,
Killmyer is a son of Prof. Charles Kill
myer. of this city. The groom Is an
efficient and popular member of the
clerical force at the La Belle Iron
works, at Steubenville, Ohio. The
young couple left on their wedding
tour yesterday morning, going TO Zoar,
Ohio, Buffalo and other eastern points.
A wide circle of friends extend their
congratulations and best wishes to the
happy couple. On their return from
their wedding tour they will go to
housekeeping at Steubenville.
The marriage of Miss Ida May, the
younger daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
C. Jones, of the Island, and Mr.. George
Barton, of this city, occurred on Wed
nesday afternoon at five O'Clock at the
home of the brides parents, No. 90 In
diana street. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev c. Z. Clark, pastor
of the Thomson NJ Z. church, in the
presence of only few intimate friends
and relatives of the contracting parties.
The attendants were Miss Sue Jones
sister of the bride and Mr.. George
Burton, brother of the groom. Imme-
diately after the ceremony a wedding
supper was served. after which the
bride and groom left over the Pennsyl-
vania line for San Francisco. where
the groom is now actively engaged in
business.
The engagement is announced al MI
Leon B. Stein, of the firm of 5. NJ. Rice
& Co., and Miss Birdie Mendle, OF New
York City. The wedding is eXpeetsd
to take place sometime in the near fu-
ture.
Copies Of the following have been is
sued:
Mrs. Matilda B. Lynn
announces the marriage OF her daughter
Fannie,
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Mr.. Earl H. Cope.
on Wednesday, September the fourth
Nineteen hundred and one.
Wheeling, w Va.
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Mr.. Charles Ross, chef de cuisine. al
. Bader & Maurer's hotel was II arried
at GAINESVILLE, Ohio, yesterday eveuina
20 Miss Mary Z. Carlysle, Of that citr
Mr.. Ross many friends here exten'
their best wishes and congratulations.
Prof John NJ. Evans director Of tdt
Grand Opera House orchestra wa;
quietly married on Tuesday at Cedar
Point, o., TO a charming young lady
who has been sojOuTning at that de
lightful lake resort, which is near San
dusky. Prof. Evans has been leadlne
the orchestra at Cedar Point during tbl
summer and will return to Wheelu.
about September lst, TO resume his or
position here. He has host Of friend.
in this city who extend best wishes
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At the home Of Mr.. and Mrs WI
liam Evans. of Main street, Bridgeport
last evening, occurred the wedding O
Miss Anna Lena Swingle, daughter G
Mr.. and Mrs. John Swingle to Nj Wi.
liam College, of Scottdaie, Pa. Rev. a
C.. Sumans, OF the Trinity LuJhera,
church, performed the ceremony. whic
was witnessed by aboGt seyenty-hv
guests. The wedding was a very prett
one the bride being attired in whit
mousselin de sole. trimmed in lac
while the groom wore the conventions
Black. The attendants were Miss Car