Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-21
PARKERSBURG.

PARKERSBURG, W. Va, July 90
Miss Jean Bosbury and Mr. Gordon
Enoch of this city. were quietly mar
| ried at Pomeroy on last Monday evening
at eight o'clock in the parsonage OF the
| Methodist Episcopal church by the Rev.
| D. u. Evans, pastor of that church.
| The wedding was a great surprise to
| their friends. as they kept 1t secret
! and were quietly married on account
| of the recent death Oh the brides father.
Mr.. Bosbury. Only the two families
were acquainted with the facts. Mr..
and Mrs. Enoch will remain In Pomeroy
| for a week or ten days, and will then
return to Parkersburg. before taking a
| trip to Buffalo and other points. They
will then return to ParkersDurg and
will remain here during the winter
montns. Tho bride is the youngest
daughter OF Mrs. G. ]. bosbury. She Is
one OF Parkersburgs prettiest and
most attractive young ladies. and has
many friends here. MIR. Enoch was for
merry from Creston, and his mother re-
sides at that place now. He Is engaged
In the lumber business, with headquar-
tiers at Cameron, and Is an energetic
and prosperous business man.
Miss Adah Riley delightfully."- enter
friends this week at her home in Green
wood. the afternoon WAC spent with
music and games, and the principal fea-
ture was dancing. At seasonable hour
refreshments were served. Those pres
ent were Miss Anna Barber, OF Phila.
delphia; Mrs. Robert Powell, Mrs. Chas.
Briant, Misses Celia Reich. Dolly Hoff-
man. Emma Dudley, Bessie Jones, Ame-
liza Gale, Nellie Curry, Grace Jones, Cora
Beckwith, Daisy Stephenson. Belle
Boyd and Emma Briant.
Mr.. Charles A. BuRey, organist and
instructor at the Episcopal cnurcn, gave
Trinity choir picnic at Terrap,n park
last Thursday. They went out In the
afternoon and took supper there and re-
NAMED for the theatricals In the even
Ing. Mr.. Bukey Is quite noted for the
delightful affairs he has gwen for the
choir, and this was no exception, as 1t
was one OF the most successful and en-
1oyable that has been given for some
time.
Miss Lolita Harnish and Mr.. Carl
Stahlman gave picnic at Terrapn park
| Tuesday In honor of Miss Lenschen
EbeDger and Miss Irene Fuller, of Mar
ietta, who have been the guests OF Miss
Harnish. The young ladies went out
about three O'CLOCK and their gentlemen
friends went out at six, and they took
supper on the balcony and remained for
the uneatricals In the evening. Those
present were Miss Ebenger, Miss Fow-
ler Misses Bride Koethe. Flora Ger
wig. Stella Frazier, Jeanette Rathbone,
| Mildred Dare, Emma Kunst, Abbie Ster-
I ing, Lolita Harnish, Messrs. Fred Cut
ter, Lou Sprague and Frank Kunst, Of
Marietta; .a.oD Parson, of Belpre; John
wallace, Kenner Stephenson Carl
/, eiahlman, Will Lane, Ward White ana
Joe Netherell.
The following persons left Saturday
| for Blennerhassett island. where they
will camp for ten days: Misses Nan and
| Virginia Snodgrass, Florence Trevor,
| Elizabeth Bradenbaugh, Resale Bush
| nell, Madge Moss, Kathryn Wallace,
Meiga Jackson, Mossie Netherell. Ora
Martin, Messrs. Bradford Hiteshaw.
Amos Gordon, C. ID. Forrer. W. c. Pc
terkin, Hunter oss, George N. Summers,
r. r. -.ings-Sy, George N. Gordon, w.
p. Dana, David Paden, Talbot Hite-
shaw. K. E. Wilson, C. NJ. Martin, Mon
roe Shrewsbury, Rush Wallace and Fred
| Bradenbaugh
Miss Anna Koontz pleasantly enter
tanned Tuesday evening at her home In
| the White City in honor OF her guests,
the Misses Williamson, OF willow
Grove The evening was spent with
music and games anu later refreshments
were served.
| Mr.. and Mrs. ". w. NiswanLer gave
six o'clock dinner thursday evening at
their home on Murdoch avenue in honor
Of Rev. II. G. Henderson and Judge and
Mrs. J. C. Mcclure.
| A .aunch party was given Friday
evening on the Ohio in honor OF Misses
/ Bertha and Lesley Johnson and Mr..
Stewart Johnson, Of Seventh street.
They went up the river for several miles
and took supper, then fioated back In
skins. Those In the party were Miss
johnson, Miss Lesley Johnson, Miss
| Woodward, Miss Fannie thompson, Miss
hosalie Bushnell, Miss kmma Thomp-
son, Mesrs. Steward Johnson, Charles
artin, edward Snodgrass, George Cor
1 don and George Thompson.
! Mr.. Lyle Jones gave a launch party on
Friday evening In return for picnic
/ which the members OF the Chatting Dish
! club gave for the young gentlemen at
I Terrapin park not long ago. They went
! up the Ohio river, where they took sup
per on the shore and returned home
later in the evening. Those in the
! party were Misses Sue Harris, of Harris
Vile; Birdie Baker, Clara McCreary,
Ida Gerwig. Elizabeth Cambrill, LOLA
Gould, Mabel Moss, -.4essrs. James Nc
Clure, Loyal Gilbert, Ed Gerwig, Roy
Johnston, Kenner Stephenson, Lyle
Jones and Or. 1olles.
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