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

Gundling, Ed. ]. Marley, Frank Rock,
Leo Thornton, George Carenbauer, f. B.
McKeen, Leo Hillderbrand, Ray Cum
ningham, Will Braddock, r. w. Myles,
V. l.. Owens, Frank Bum, James Welt
eel, Ed. Jepson, NJ. A. Campbell, JOS.
Schafer, Louis Welty, V. G. Gundling,
Eugene Black, o. ]. Mueller, G. Hassen-
auer, Leo Carney, Ray Madden. Albert
Mooney, Louis Stauver, Charles Cor
coran, Hugh Rock, Charles Fisher.
George Feeny, Leo Buch, John Grogan,
T. p OMAHA, Joseph Nolty, Frank
Quirk.
Next Wednesday evening, at eight
thirty o'clock, will occur the wedding
of Miss Martha w. Moore and Mr. Harry
B. Grayson, both popular young people
of Martins Ferry. The marriage will
take place at the home of the bride on
Zane street. The attendants will be
Miss Nellie B. Moore, sister of the bride,
| and Mr. Thomas R. Grayson, brother
| of the groom. Rev. w. J. Wilson, pas
tor of the First M. E. church, will per-
| form the ceremony, after which the
young couple win be at home to their
friends in their newly furnished home
on North Sixth street
A very pretty wedding ceremony was
| that at the home of Fred j. Park, bro
| ther-in-law of the bride, on North York
! street, Island,at o'clock Tuesday even
ing. The principals We're Mr.. William
+! Turner Nicoll, manager of Nicolrs art
| store, on Market street, and Miss Jessie
Martin, daughter of Mrs. Adelaine Mar
tin. The ceremony was performed by
| the Rev. DR.. d. A. Cunningham, pas
tor of the First Presbyterian church,
and was witnessed by only the near
relatives and immediate friends of the
contracting parties. Immediately after
the ceremony the bridal party and
guests partook of an elaborate wedding
supper. Mr. and Mrs. Nicoll departed
at 1875 over the Pan Handle for the
east, where they will spend their honey
moon, returning TO this city in two
weeks.
Thursday evening, June 81, at S: 60
O'Clock, very quiet wedding took place
in the East End, that of Mr.. Walton "
Davis and Miss Addie Neal. The Rev
DR.. Schwarm, of the First English
Lutheran Church, officiated.
|
Miss Beatrice and Julia Barrett and
Annie Dixon attended the wedding OF
Miss Margaret Kavanah and Professor
Aloysius Straub, of Cumberland, Md
which took place in Moundsville Thurs
day.
In st. Joseph's Cathedral Tuesday
morning at 8 o'clock the marriage o.
Mr.. William Tucker and Miss Margare
Reese took place in the presence of reIa
tives and friends. Rev. Edward Gal
way performed the ceremony The at
tendants were Mr.. Chris Higgins, O
Moundsville, and Miss Mary Tucker, /;
sister of the groom. The bride, who car
ried bunch of American Beauty roses
was neatly attired in a white dress o
mousselin de sole, while the groom wor,
the conventional black During tn
nuptial mass Miss Emma Connolly san,
Cherubiniss Ave Maria, accompanied b,
Prof. VIM. Kenney, who also played tn
. wedding march. After the ceremony al
elegant wedding breakfast was serve,
at the home Of Mr.. Richard Robertson
clerk Of the County Court, on Seven
tenth street. In the afternoon the han
| py couple left on the w. & L r. for 4
G extended tour through the west. d
their return they win make their fufur
home ~ IA - Seyenteenth af1eef.