Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-07


Mr.. Harvey Walker Harmer
on Thursday evening June the eighteenth,
/ nineteen hundred and one,
| at half-pa eight o clock,
| Saint Peters Lutheran Church.
ShcphcrdstUwn. West virginia.
Mr.. Harmer is well known through
out the State. He had charge OF the
/ 1900 census in the First Congressional
district. and is now State Senator from
the Harrison Doddridge district. The
| ride and groom will be at home after
/ August 1st at Clarsburg. w. Va
| Miss Dora M. Burke and Mr.. Lot Nj.
! joy, two popular young people OF NC
/ Keesport, Pa, were united in marriage
at the rectory OF St Matthew =. Il.
| church by the Rev. ID. w. Howard, at
o'clock Tuesday evening. The groom
is known to many Wheeling people, be-
| ing son of Major JOY formerly mana
| ger of the Whitaker mill.
Last Thursday afternoon on the
| Woodsdale links while the IDter-elub
golf match took place the ladies of the
| Woodsdale club served tea and refresh
ments between the hours of and
o'clock Mrs. w S. Brady was chair
man. assisted by Mesdames &. c. Ew-
| ing. J. d. CulbertsOn, b n. Hildreth.
Sam Hazett, J. NJ Brady, George
Adams. Charles FranZheim, G. w.
Grub. J. s. Gibbs, D. w. Howard How
ard Hazlett and the Misses Brown,
Dalzell and Miss Diekey.
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Miss Elsie Whitaker is attending a
house party at Leesburg. Va, where
Mrs. Crofton and Mrs Bailsley. former
" Misses Ian and Bessie Hubbard, re-
side.
Miss Florence Oft is visiting friends
on Long Island Sound.
Mr.. Walter s. Hinerman, an oil man
| of Uniontown, Pa, now operating at
| Salem. W. Va. and Miss Rilla Ruble, OF
| Powhatan. Ohio, were quietly married
at the residence of Squire ]. w. Bowen,
! St. Marys. Wednesday evening. the 3D.,
at S, 30 D. m. by Rev. A. A. Kelly, pas
tor of the NJ. f. church. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hinerman begin married life with ia
vorable outlook for success and happi-
ness.
A very pretty wedding was solem-
nized Thursday, July 4th, at high noon
at The Poplars," the beautiful coun-
| try home of Mr. Laurence Woeber.
the bride being Miss Edna May Girls
well. a niece of Mrs Woeber, and only
| daughter of r. b. Criswell, the well
known travelling man. The groom
was Mr.. Robert Kraft, of kleives d
Kraft. and we'll known in this city.
The attending ladies were cousins OF
the bride. Miss Vira Criswell, of
| Clarksburg, was charming as bride
maid, gowned in organdie over white
silk. carrying a huge boquet of sweet
peas. She was followed by little
Sallie Cristwell in a dainty dress of
white China silk, carrying a basket OF
roses Next came the bride and her
maid of honor, Miss Laura Exley, of
Pittsburg. The bride looked beauti-
full in an exquisite creation of ivory
satin and carried the usual bride roses.
Miss Exley, who never appeared so
attractive, was gowned in mousseline
de sole over white silk with a shower
boquet of sweet peas. They were met
at the foot of the stairs by the groom
and Mr. Henry Beltz, his best man,
both dressed in the conventional black.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Mr.. Meadows, of Mt. Olivet The
house was layishly trimmed in green,
with a sprinkling of roses and sweet
peas. which with the dainty white
costumes of the ladies made pleasing
picture. After congratulations and
dinner, which was served by a promi-
nent caterer the young couple were
driven to their home at No. 2407 Wood
street, where they will receive their
friends.
On Wednesday evening, Louis Fisher
entertained about fifteen couples at
bowling at Mozart Park. A most en-
joyable evening was spent by all
present.
Mr., Louis McLurg Steenrod enter
tanned a number of friends Friday
evening with an old fashioned barn
dance at the home of his father at
Mount de Chantal. About twenty
couples were present and the affair
proved one of the most delightful en-
tertainments that have been given
during the summer season for the de-
butante set.
| On Wednesday evening, July 8. at the
, home Of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Heskett of Bellaire, oc-
Cured the marriage of their daughter
} Miss Nellie E, to Mr. Frederick II
Appenzeller, in the presence of the i'm
mediate family. Rev. w. V. Tewinkle
: Of the Second Presbyterian church, of,
ficiated.
J Miss Gene Waterhouse entertained the
Twentieth Century Girls yesterday
: morning with bowling parry ct the
/. Wheeling Park bowling alleys. In ad
dition TO the members of the club. there
= were a number of visitors present Aftel
i three games were bowled ami some ex
5 cellent scores recorded. a luncheon wa