Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-06-27
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The News yesterday published an
item concerning the approaching we'd
ding of Mr. /. G. Dillon and Nine. Kate
Michelena, of Detroit, taken from the
News of that city, which contained
many Measurements. The facts should
be familiar to any person living in
Wheeling, and the Detroit article was
published contrary TO the express
wishes of friends of Mr. Dillon. The
statement that he is president of a
bank and several large companies is
known to be untrue by every Wheeling
newspaper man. and it Is surprising
that it would be published witnout a
contradiction at least. Mr.. Dillon de-
parted for Detroit last evening. The
ceremony will be performed Saturday
afternoon at the home of Nine Niche
lena's mother, Mrs. John G. Maddox,
next Saturday afternoon. After the
ceremony they will depart for Wheel
ing, arriving here Monday. They will
reside on South Front street.
Yesterday morning, at 80 O'Clock. at
ST. Alphonsus Church. the Rev. Father
Mullen united in marriage Mr.. Jospeh
Ennis and Miss Ida Alsmyer two popu-
dar young people Of the South Side.
Last evening a reception was rendered
Mr.. and Mrs. Ennis at st. Mary's hall.
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One of the most Delightful affairs of
the week in society was the entertain
ment Wednesday morning of the Tween
tieth Century Girls by Mrs Frank
Crockard, at her home, on Fourteenth
en- IN t-nr on
gagged in the play al progressive euchre.
AT the conclusion an excellent lun-
cheon was served Miss helen Caldwell
won the first prize, very pretty para
SOL The second a water color, went
to Miss Grace Hoge. The homeland
prize was awarded to Mss Emily Pol
lock. 1t was one OF tie late editions.
Miss Beall, OF Nellsburg, won the Wis
itors' prize, a book. There were a
large number of out-oi-town guests
present.
On Friday evening, at the Wheeling
Park Casino. occurs the long antici-
pated Bachelor Club dance Ii will. in
every way be the society event of the
season, as the committee in charge are
making every arrangement for the sue
cess of the affair The Guonod Orches-
ira, of Braddock, Pa, who rendered
such delightful music at the New Year
assembly, will furnish the music. The
committee have carefully selected the
invitation LIST, and request that all
members, as well az invited guests, pro-
cure their tickets before leaving the city
for the park, as the admittance will be
strictly by card. A special motor will
leave Schnep's at S:10 returning at 2
eserved in the Casino dining hall
At the home of FredeJ. Parke. uncle
OF the bride. on North York street. Is
land at o'clock Tuesday evening.
Miss Jessie Martin became the wife Of
Mr. William Turner Nicoll. The eere-
mony was performed by the Rev. DIR.
ID. A. Cunningham, pastor OF the First
Presbyterian Church, and was wit
messed by only the near relatives and
immediate friends OF the contracting
parties. Immediately after the cere-
mony the bridal party and guests par
took OF an elaborate wedding supper.
Mr.. Mrs. Nicoll left on the .35 Penn
sylvania train for two weeks honey
moon in the East. The bride is the ae-
complished daughter Of Mrs. Adelaide
Martin and the groom Ii rising young
business man, the manager of NicoIl's
art store. on Market street
The s. ID. G. s. Club was very pleas
antly entertained Tuesday evening by
Miss Anna OGrady at her home on
South Main street.
This evening at the home OF Mrs. s.
Reed, on Twenty-sixth street. will oe-
cur what promises to be an unusually
successful social and strawberry festi-
val. The lawn for the occasion will he
delightfully."- decorated. The proceeds
are for the benefit of the Chapiine
Street Me- Church.