Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-01
BELLAIRE SOCIETY.
The News Of the Social, World In the
Glass City.


friends in the city.
Con. Troll. prominent young gentleman
from st. Clairsville, is the guest oil his
friend. DR.. Park West.
Miss Hilles, of GAINESVILLE, Ohio, is visit
ing at the residence of Col. Walter Darrah.
9. NJ. Potts, formerly of this city, is here
en- visit TO friends.
John w. Henry has resigned his position
with the Ohio Sugar Company, and Will
take Horace Greeley's advice and go West
soon.
Treasurer Finley aud wife spent few
Gays IN the city this week seeing the sights
at the fair.
A. B. Darrsh, who has for a long time
held position in the b. & D. yard IN this
CITY, will leave abolt the first OF May for
the Pacific coast. He will probably locate
| in Oregon. Alvin has hosts OF friends here
! who wish him abundant success in his
new home.
d. E. Long. of Neutrality-suspicious.
| College, is spending his vacation among
| friends in this city.
Will T. Lane and wife, OF Chicago, are
visiting friends in this city.
Chas. Heinlein, Of the Ohio State Unlver-
! sity, at Columbus, is spending few days
! in the city, guest OF his mother.
Geo. II. Hsxworth and Carl Purdy, OF
| Pittsburgh, are in the city. They came
down to attend the Aldridge- Moore we'd
John W. King is home from an Eastern
The public schools closed for their usual
| spring vacation on Friday. Young Amer.
| lea is consequently much elated and old
| America much worried.
An excursion from Wheeling on Satur-
day evening to the Monumental Fair,
brought quite a number OF bellies and
beauX down.
| A select party came in on the B, q. & c.
! railroad on Thursday evening, aud attend
| ed the Monumental Fair, and returned the
same evening in their special car.
! DIR. A. X. Smith has removed 10 his new
! office on Belmont street.
w. +. Hoyt, of the B., Il. &. road, IS
! under the weather
Dode Cochran has recovered from his
| slight spell OF sickness and is out sgain.
DR.. G.. A. Close has removed his once 10
| Thirty. second street and has htted up
elegant quarters in the Byron building.
Eugene Wilson, of Glencoe, is in the city.
Misses Annie and Alice Winans enter
| tained the graduating class OF 1857 at their
home in the Fifth ward, on Saturday even
ing.
Star Woodbridge is whooping things up
as a candidate for Township CLERK on the
Democratic ticket. His many friends wish
him success ana IDlNk ulll
qualified to fill the position.
Mr.. Frank Shoemaker, OF Eaton, Ohio,
has accepted position in DIR. d. Darrah
drug store.
Married, on Wednesday evening, at the
residence OF the brides father,T. Whore,
on Thirty-second street, Miss Dora +.
Moore and Madison Aldrich, OF Pittsburgh.
This was the brilliant social event OF the
Tho a man fOrmeFlv
of this city but late of Pittsburgh, having
hosts of friends here. and the bride, Miss
Dora E. Moore, being one OF the most
charming and deservedly popular young
ladies OF this city. The invited guests, to
the number of about fifty, assembled in the
spacious pGrlorS about P. VI. and pre-
sented an array OF female loneliness
and handsome manliness seldom seen. The
bridal party appeared very few minutes
later. The bride looked very lovely and
very happy as she leaned on the arm of
! him whom she was about to promise to
! love, honor and obey, and the groom look
| ed as though he felt Justly proud OF the
| prize he had won. The bride was dressed
! in delicate shade of garnet silk add vel.
! vet with cluster OF natural flowers IL her
! hair and at her throst The groom
was dressed in the conventional
black, relieved only by an elegant
I Ou lho PoiAOA my
| confronted the Rev. A. w. Butts, OF the NJ.
! Z. Church, who, in the short and impress.
! siye service of that church, pronounced
| them one. Then the congratulations
! poured in, and the event of the lives OF
each were over. Immediately after the
| CONGRATULATIONS the elegant supper for
| the occasion was served, and as round alter
round Of dainties were served, the guests
were kept busily engaged in discussing the
] Al. nnl ~
! 10 des-t for the want OF capacity.
| The Hessian Orchestra appeared and dis.
coursed some Of their sweetest strains OF
| ioy, and best wishes for the future hsppi-
ness of Mr.. and Mrs. Aldridge. The pres
| ents were abundant and unusually fine, a
| list of them is as follows:
Thos. w Moore, full set of tinware: c.
| c. Marsh, an elegant parlor clock; Charles
J. Streets and Leon Somehow, silver din.
ner castor; Will J. Tappan, set of glass
ware; Mr.. and Mrs. Henry NaSle
castor; Mr.. A. J. GilleIand, silver pud-
ding dish; G. II. Hoxworth pickle castor;
Miss Carr Rerday and Will Hyatt, silver
fruit stand; Miss Mintie Carroll, msjolica
| tea set; Mr.. and Mrs Stewart Wilson, set
of silver tea spoons; Martha kirkpatrick,
silver sugar spoon; Q. A. Herrick, set sill
yer knives and forks; J. A. Heinlein. silver
pickle castor; Will J. Stewart, set silver tea
spoons; DR.. Parker West, silver butter
dish; Karl McIrsine silver tea pot; Miss
Ella Brodie, pair silver boquet holders; A.
w. Marshall, silver fruit stand; Charles
Tallman, carving knife and fork;
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Tallman, ten dollar gold
| piece Miss Mary Shanafelt, silver gravy
iadle; Miss Matte Myers, basket OF flowers !;
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Dehbaugh, silver pickle
castor, Miss Ella Gorby, hand painted
plaques; Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Aldrieh, pair
blankets and towels; Thos Moore, silver
pickle castor; Mollle Paugh, pair toilet
mats; Mr. and Mrs. w. s. Ault, table cloth
and one dozen fine napkins; Mary Garrard,
linen table cloth and boquet OF natural
flowers; Mr.. and Mrs. A. McIraine, linen
table cloth and towels; Miss Annie E. Hoyt,
toilet mats and perfume bottles; Mrs.
Mary Rowell, pair linen towels; Hattie
| Moore, Counterpart; Mollie Hatfey, lace
tidy; Mr. and Mrs. w. Campbell, pair
sheets and towels; Emma Jones, pair linen
towels; Mary Moore, pair sheets aud en-
broidered pillow shams; Mr.. and Mrs: Ben
| Gibson, counterpane; Messrs. Walling,
Woodbridge, Robinson, Mccullough aud
Milligan, handsome patent rocking chair;
Howard l.. Poole, engraved silver cake
basket.
The Hermann Band presented picture
of their organization in uniform.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Aldridge left on the l0:40
train Thursday for Pittsburgh, where they
will at once go to housekeeping. They
were escorted to the train by large num-
Der of friends whom the RSetsrER joins in
wishing them long life, health, wealth and
happiness.
The Monumental Fair was the big event
of the week, and has been q grand success
in every way. Large crowds are in attend.
ance nightly. anu all who attend are high.
ly pleased with the treatment they receive
at the hands Of the fair ladies in charge.
Miss Phoebe Henderson is general super.
intendent and president of The fair asso-
citation, and fills her position exceedingly
we'll. The floral department is in charge
nf Mrs Thos. G. Hyatt, and the display is
very large and exceedingly fiue, consisting
Of all sorts Of hot house plants in bloc Il.
some ef them being for sale Schreib.r,
he Wheeling florist, has some very
fine specimens of cut flower bou-
quets, which he donates to the fair.
In the china room department are exhibit
ed full set of $50 pieces of chiniw are
i and also a full bed room set the exhibit