Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-06

weddings, of both national and local I'm
portauce, and Judging from the frat week $
work Of June, 1886, the month OF tiowera,
promises to become one also of marriages
Certainly there isn't a more delightful sea
son in which to spend a honeymoon, and
loving young hearts cannot be blamed tor
taking advantage of all the inducements
held out by this most glorious Of months
70 ioin fortunes "for better or tor worse.
The most notable wedding probably ever
occurring in the State was the nuptsls OF
Miss Annie Camden, only daughter OF
Senator j. n. Camden, and Lieut.. B. ID.
SpiInsu, which were celebrated a. Parkers-
bprg on Tuesday evening Though it was
10. purely locsl affair, it was participated
10 BY some Of Wheelings fair women and
brave men. II is usual when Wheeling
sends delegation abroad to have Its mem
bers do credit to their city. Suffice 1t to say
This party vas fully up to the standard
Bsloz is giyeu 3 brief description of the
toilets of the ladies' As 1t ia unnecessary
10 give q full and technical description and
tsli now q train was fastened, how g drsp-
cry Was caught up, how bodice was sgrat-
led with riboon or flowers, &C., to say moth
ing about the arrangement OF the hair, or
me covering for the dainty feet
q mere mention of the costumes will be
.ufioient, leaving the reader TO supply Gil
rbe details in makeup, trimming, &c, to
IMAGINATION, which cen readily be done
considering the we'll known elegant taste oil
he wesrsrs.
Mrs. Msior Loring wore costume OF
black lace, with court train OF black sno
white velvet. The neck garniture was OF
Duchesse lsce.
Miss Lorrng's dress was Of white wa
tsrsd silk. with pearl embroidery, the
train lined With crimson satin, giving a
becoming dash of color 10 the whole cos
tune. =, o.
Miss Lucy Loring wore q dress of buff
silk, embroidered with amber crystal sod
drspsd with amber colored material OF thin
and delicate texture, en- traine.
Ma AL. CsldRelfs dress was Of black
silk, Frightened with trimming OF lrrl'
descent psssamenterie. The waist was
garnisbed with a 6schu Of Duchesss lace.
Mrs. Geo. B. Caldwell wore black lace
dress over orange colored sursh.
Mira. McCourtney was stnred IN laVen-
der silk combined with plush OF the same
shsde, en- trsine
Mrs. Michael Reilly wore a handsome
,,,.,,r,s , s hlsrk lace
Mrs. Jepsou was becomiuglY dressed III
ivory tinted silk, With front OF tinted crys'
tai embroidery, en- traine.
Miss Cecips dress was a pure white silk
Mrs. Andy Patterson wore q costume Of
white silk, with ovsrdress of white net en-
| bsoidered in silver.
Mrs. J. B fancy a dress OF black lace
and silk, en- traine.
On Thursday afternoon, at 80 o'clock,
Mr Chas. L HOBBS, of lhis city, and Miss
Bessie Hamilton, daughter Of Mr.. l. u
Hamilton, of Washington, were married a.
thai place. The affair was very swell
and a number of Wheeling society folks
attended. The young folks are of on al
sasteeu bridal tour and upon their return
will reside at the homs OF the grooms pa
rents, where they will be rendered nae re
ception.
the wedding OF Mr.. Sylvester Williams
Of Cincinnati, and Miss Matte, younges
daughter OF George r, Taylor, Esq which
occurred on Thursday evening at . cloct
o. the residence OF the brides parents, DR.
Cunningham performing the ceremony. wa
: lovely, auiet affair Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
Iiams left on the night train for their ia
ture home in Cincinnati, and ate breaktss'
| in their own house Friday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Smith gave . birth
dsy party in honor Of their daughte
Ada" last evening, the occasion beinl
/ the hfth anniversary of her birth. Abou
thirty Of her young friends were presen
and enjoyed q pleasant evening IN singing
speaking, ETC., after which ali sat down t
s supper which they psrtook OF heartily
/ The affair was very pleasant
The aeueement festivities of the
coming week are loOSsd forward to viii
many piessursble snt'cipshons by the
Young lady graduates srd their taaHy
! friends. There will be great demand
| for Eogers, presents and the many it'll
coGceits that please the female fancy.
Mr. Uly ]. Smith, OF Bsllsire, aud Miss
/ JaDnie A Smith, of the South Side, were
married at the residence OF the brides ps
rents. on South Chsphne street, Thursda!
afternoon. Alter snUTt reception thu
Young folks LEFT for Washington, Pa, WHERE
ihey will remain several months.
A double wedding will occur next Thurs
day at the Cathedral, at 4 o'clock p. m
The contracting parties are Mr.. Frank A
Nsloney and Miss Ella Mehan, and Mr.
James Archibald and Miss Mary Mean
drexs. 4 reception will be held In th'
evening st SchEsStE Hall.
Mr.. James Devine, Of Allegheny, snt
Miss Mary Ber6ig were married at st
Johns church Tuesday last by Rev. Ultert
Me. and Mrs. Deyine left for Allegheny
where they will make their future home.
! Lawn tennis is rapidly gaining . foot
hold liz tie affections of our society people
Some interesting games have taken place
during the past week st LsstherWood.
Mr.. Andrew Mckinley, Of the South
Side. aud Mas Katie Muldoou, were mar
ried Wednesday afternoon at the Cathedral
Mr.. August Deucker and Miss Venie
Rei.. of the South Side, will be married
todsy.
Personal Points.
Mrs. DR.. Pipes is in Wsyuesburg
Clerk Robert Woods was reported worse
yesterday.
Joe Haudlan will pass the summer at
Denver, Col.
John Fallours Will pass his vacation at
MouGdsvils.
Miss Minnie West will pass the summer
at Lakeside.
Officer Stephens is spending his vacation