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

/ Park Tor their gentlemen IrleHQS. IHcy
went out in the afternoon and after ta-
king supper on the balcony OF the ca
sino they remained for the theatricals IN
| the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willoughby Chesley, of
| Washington, Mrs. JohJ DaTolley Ches-
| ley, of Washington, Mr.. and MRS. Sprisg
d. Camden, Miss Tebbs of Winchester,
KY, Miss Laura Despard and Miss Es-
| telle Despard, Messrs James jackson
and Doc O'Blenness enjoyed a drive
about seven miles up the road Wednes-
day evening. After reaching pretty
spot they stopped and took supper.
Miss Emma Briant gave picnic at
I-Terrapin Park Thursday. The young
kladies went out and spent the afternoon
Land took supper and remained for the
Itheatricals in the evening. Those IN the
I,party were: Mrs. Robert POWELL Misses
I'Daisy and Anna Stevenson, Nora Beck
with, Bessie Jones, Amelia Gale. Nellie
tCurry, Mary and Celia Reich, Ada Riley
land Grace Jones.
Wednesday morning at nine o'clock
ls:Miss Anna Lee Timmons and Mr.. John
i Richardson Hastings were quietly mar
1 ried at the home of the brides parents
on Eighth street, in the presence of the
lrimmediate families. The house had
been prettily decorated for the occasion
with quantities of daisies and palms,
and presented beautiful appearance.
In front of a floral bank the bridal 'cou-
| pie stood when the ring ceremony or
1.-THE Presbyterian church was performed
kby Rev. Henry Runner. The bride was
| handsomely attired in a gown of white
| mousseline over silk and trimmed with
4 tucks, founces and ribbon. She carried
large bunch of brides roses. dmmedi-
ately after the ceremony an elegant
wedding breakfast was served in the
dining room, which had also been deco
ETated with daisies and palms. The la
P'bles were arranged to form the letter t,
| and were very prettily decorated with
the daisies, while there was in the cen
ter cut glass bowl filled with the same
flowers. The bride and groom left at
1915 for trip to Buffalo, Washington
and Baltimore and will stop at Wheel
/ ing on their way home. The bride is
/ the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Tim
mons, and has many friends here. Mr..
Hastings is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
B. Hastings, and is connected with the
West Virginia Telephone Company. He
is popular and we'll known young
man. On their return they will make
this city their home.
Miss Anna Laura Discher, a daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Discher, and
Mr.. Joseph Clark Miller, of Pittsburg
were married Wednesday morning at
five O'Clock at st. Xavier's church by
Rev. Father Hickey, in the presence OF
the immediate families. Immediately
after the ceremony they went to the
home of her parents on Twelfth street
where an elegant wedding suppr was
served. Mr.. and Mrs. Miller left on the
1920 train for Pittsburg, where recer-
ton will be given them at the home OF
the grooms mother. and then they will
go to Atlantic City Buffalo, Washington
and Baltimore, trip up the Hudson
and other points, before returning to
Pittsburg where they will make their
future home The bride is a graduate
of the convent of the Sacred Heart OF
Kentucky and Is an elocutionist oi
some note. She is lovely and attrac-
, tive young lady and will be greatly
missed by her many friends here. Mr..
Miller is a we'll known and popular
salesman connected with the Robert
jerks Humber Co.
The Shakespeare club was delightful
ly entertained Wednesday morning by
Miss Florence Trevor at her home Oh
Juliana street.
One of the merriest and most enjoya-
BILE of the many picnics that have beer
given this season was that given on
Wednesday by Miss Kate Harris for all
her old pupils and each had the privi
lege of asking friend. They went out
about two O'Clock and spent the after
noon very pleasantly and took supper
there and returned home. Immediately
afterward The crowd was congenia
and all were in the mood for picnic
and Jolly good time.
One of the most pleasant OF all the so
/, Gals that the Altar Society has evel
,, given was that of Thursday evening Al
!, the home of Mrs. Frank Dulin. The
house, which is always beautiful, hat
been elegantly decorated, and durins
the evening the young people indulgcC
in dancing, card playing, and various
other amusements and refreshments
were served during the entire evening
One of the most enjoyable societ,
events Of the summer season was tn,
card party given Thursday morning b!
Mr.. and Mrs. John De Tolley chesley
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. v. b. Arches II
| honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Willoughb,
Chesley, Of Washington. The porche
. had been banked with masses OF daisie
: | and palms and In the midst of thi
: beauty was a merry crowd of players
The entire affair was carried ont wit
: daisies. and little Miss lone Moody wa
: indeed little fairy attired in yello'
dress with decorations of daisies, an
she very gracefully marked the game
with the same kind of flowers. At tn
e close of the game Miss Mary Gould re
e ceived the first prize, a vase: Mrs. Her
; man Hoge. the second, a picture frame
n while Miss Clara Deming was console
; with book. Those present were Nj
q and Mrs. Willoughby Chesley, OF Wash
! fngton; Mrs Moody. OF Lagrange: vi
and Mrs Guy Camden. OF Washington
Mr.. and Mrs. Sprigg D. Camden, Mr.
Friend Hutchinson, Mrs. George Can
brill, DR.. and Mrs. Rolla Camden, Nj
and Mrs. Herman Hoge. Mrs. c. B. Blu
baugh, Miss Weber, OF Springfield. ii
Misses Sophia Paden, Laura and Estell
Despard. Clara Deming Elizabeth Gam
: brill, Mary Moffett. Mary and Lott
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