Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-02
STEUBE NVILtE.
LoVs at First Sight and Its Happy
Sequel.
Sweet Young Miss Announcement Which
Surprised Her Friends -
Society Chat.
Special 20 he Rsqister,

ago gentleman Of good address, named
Erwin, hailing from Minnesota, came to
Stsubenyille. He was here but a short
time when he met one OF our fair laugh
tiers in the person OF Miss Cora Campbell.
Whether they had been acq uainted preyi-
Gus to this no one seems 10 know, but,
after being here two or three days, he took
the young lady to Washington, Pa, where
they were made man and wife. After the
kuot was tied the happy groom left imme-
diately for his home in the far North west,
and the bride returned to her home in this
city. The marriage was kept secret until
Tuesday, when the young lady made the
startling announcement, to the surprise Of
her many friends, that she woul leave for
the West on that morning, and would join
her husbsnd at Indianapolis. We extend
our congratulations.
There was a scene Of gsiety at Turner
Hall last Monday night. The ladies OF
TurnYerein celebrated Fatsnacht Tor Mardi
Grss) with a grand masque ball. About 8
O'Clock the maskers commenced to congre.
gate, and 81 . O'Clock Prince and PIiGCess
Carnival opened the entertainment by re.
ceiyiDg the homage OF their subjects; and
then
Leading ia the Grand March.
The dancers held full sway until midnight.
wien they unmarked. giving each one All
opportunity To know one another. Taere
IS no doubt that this was the most success.
ful one of the season, both in number and
dress, there being more persons il costume
fhQn aTU gffarr HID llka Tina hErafnfnFa
No prizts were given, but nevertheless
many handsome suits were seen, the most
Notable being cavalier sUtt worn by Mr.
frank PerSohn. Ed Morgan as q Turk so
yriZs-tiShter took the cake for making fun
for the spectators, and We don't think II
would be bad idea for Manager Weeks to
mcgee Ed. for q couple of weeks. Several
aides we're rObsd in costly costumes. Tue
committee. consisting of Misses Bertha
Bonner, Augusta Trout Maria Becker,
Maria Reingart, Mary Gunkie, Anna Ger
,cheider and Mrs ]. G.. LANCE, can con-
sratulats themselves on the success OF
heir MsrGi Gras celebration. Prof. Seiberts
opera House orchestra furnished the
music.
Quite a society event occurred last Thurs
lay, ii being the marriage OF Mr.. James
Bucbsn, Of this city, son of David Buchsn,
O Miss Josephine Lloyd, at the residence
OwEship The ceremony was performed
y Rev T. y. Brown, OF the Fifth street
y. F. Church, assisted by Rev. S ID. Lloyd
Hsu mOnGSyille, brother of the bride
CsioTs q large number OF invited guests
ION home and abroad. After the cere-
rury was ever sumptuous rePast was
asrtsken Of The happy couple receive
Re hearty congratulations of their many
risTdS. May they live long ami prosper.
The following is a list Of the presents:
IsnGscue cloCE. Mr. a. Mrs. J NJ. Lloyd:
irzCn fine towels, Mr.. George ) Hawkins;
set silver spoons, Miss Sue Buchsn;
ct silver knives and forks, Mrs David
RuChsr: hand painted brass PLAQUES, Miss
7 ESie Pesrce; hsnd.painted brass placques,
Niss Jessie Anderson; large lamp, Geo. B,
simpson twenty.dollsr gold piece, David
Buchan; fine lamp, Willie Bell: large al
oum, Mss Jennie Lloyd; handsome set
-ngrayings, Mrs. Gould; set fine decorated
rIatss, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas B. Taylor
dozen fire cske servers, George and Mrs. Dr..
Pierce; table linen, S. Z. Lloyd; twenty
I'VE dollars in gold, Mrs. V. Collins, OF
Chicago; T. bic neB, Mrs. B. Bell; toilet set,
Mrs. Charles SOFT; fine towels, Miss Kate
Lloyc; fine table cloths and napkins, Mr.
and Mrs. }. H. Hawkins; fine towels, Mrs.
lydia Priest; bedspread, Mrs. 7. SOFT;
abe linen, Mrs. w. c. Fellows; glass fruit
dish, Mrs. A. Barron; large dish, orge
c. Lloyd; beautiful set of bracelets, by the
groom; silver castor, DR.. and Mrs. Mccoy,
set dishes, Mr.. and Mrs. II. H Fickes:
work basket, Lizzie Lloyd.
The protracted meeting at the Hamline
VI. +. Church, under the man segment OF
Mrs. Robinson, the woman reVivalist is
meeting With great success. Already l50
members hBye been taken in.
DIsgrReeTuI Scene
occurred few days ago. Two young girls
sgsd about Is years were taken out of a
niys on South Sxth street in an intoxica-
ted condition. The girls claim they were
Fnticed there by some male friends. This
place should be looked aftsr by our city
authorities.
Jsck SmurthEaite, who has been in the
West for some time trying 10 clean out the
COW boys, returned home this week.
Alvin Donnan, of Washington, Pa, vas
in the city during the week.
Mrs. A. W. Scott, of C&diE is visiting her
brother, Judge Croskey, on upper Market
street
A musical soiree was given at the Sisters
residences by the members OF the Catholic
Assembly rooms Monday evening 1t was
= musical treat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles N. Rhodes, OF
Bridgeport, spent Monday in the city, the
guests Of Mrs. George Sharp. Il being the
fth anniversary Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rhodes
Wedding day,
A Family Dinner was Given
in their honor by Mrs. Sharp, at the family
residence at Riverside.
Frank Gottman, who has been under the
instructions of 9 celebrated cutter ct Phils-
d.lphia, returned home the first of the
week.
Mr.. Macdonald. of Wheeling, aud John
Edwards, Of Toronto, attended the mas
qusrsde ball Monday night.
George Coates, of East Liverpool. msds a
flying visit to our city last week.
Rev DR.. McLspe, of New Haven. Conn,
Is in the city on three weeks visit II
will aecupy the pulpit Of the Congrsga-
'ionsl church while here.
John Butter made q flying visit to Col
un,bus lsst week
Will Brewer and wife who have been
visiting friends in this cite. returned TO
their home In Brownsville Wednesday.
Joseph B Doyle. of the Herald, returned |
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