Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-09-19


a. H. Westwood officiating The bride is
well known and has many friends in this |
city, she having graduated at the Wheel
ing Female college some years since. The !
young couple left for their future home in
Eagle Pass, Texas, where Mr.. Bowman is |
in the banking business. Many good
wishes follow in their wake.
Tuesday evening last, Miss Blanche Eus- |
ton entertained number Of friends in a
handsome manner at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs Platoff Zane, in Pleasant Valley.
A number of young folks went out from
city in the big bus, "Dr. Hullihen taking
Prof Charles Killmeyer along. The even
ing was passed in delightful manner by
all, and refreshments, which We're
served at seasonable hour,
were discussed with much relish. The af-
fair was very enjoyable and it was not
until late hour Wednesday morn
ing that the guests rather reluctantly de-
parted for their homes. l-
Miss Jennie Ault, one of Bellaire's most
popular young ladies, was married on
Wednesday evening to Mr.. David A. Holli-
day, a prominent young lawyer, Of New
ton, Kansas, the ceremony being per-
formed by Rev. c. H. Holiday, of Zanes-
Vile, Ohio, brother of the groom. Mr..
and Mrs. Holiday left for their future
home with countless good wishes follow
ing in their wake. The bride is a sister of
Mrs DR.. McMsster, of this city.
On Monday evening last, Mrs. Col. W.
w. Arnett entertained few friends in
pleasant manner in honor Of Miss Lucie 5.
Hart of Clarksburg. Although the
affair was informal and brief, it was high
ly enjoyable.
Two fashionable weddings are to takes
pace on Wednesday the 22nd inst Miss
Harriet W. Dalzell, of this city, and Mf.
William 4. Renshaw, of Pittsburg, will
be married at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs Robert Dalzell, North Main street,
ut 2:3O p. m., by Rev. w. II. Cooke,
ID. D., ofthe second Presbyterian Church.
At high noon ofthe same day Miss Virginia
Lee Woods, daughter OF Slr. Robert b.
Woods, will be married to Mr.. William A.
Frazier, OF Caldwell, Ohio, at St Mathews
p. f. Church, Rev. X. Rush Swope Off
ciatlng.
4 very pleasant surprise party was Civ
en- Miss Katie Neuhard, at her home Oh
Market street, Wednesday evening, by u
large number of friends. Dancing was
the chief amusement of the evening, and
was kept up until | o'clock, excepting u
short interum for refreshments, which
were served in fine style by the accOmmO-
dating hostess, and were discussed to the
satisfaction of all present.
The annual meeting OF the dancing
professors of the United States was held in
New York last week and adopted three
new dances, which will be introduced by
all the members to their pupils. Prot.
Mullen, of this city, who is n member OF
the association, will teach them to his
classes, which open Oh Tuesday next.
Following is brief description of them:
Jas. T. Brooks, of Pittsburg presented the
American gtvutte, which was unanimously
adopted by the professors rs worthy to be
danced in ballroom. Unlike
the French gavOttes, which were
patrOnized by Louis XIV,
and La Marquise de POmpadour, Mr..
BroOks's measure is included in the cate
CORY of round dances. Its principal char
astelistiC is a smooth and refined move
ment. 1t is danced to four-iOur time
One of Edwin G.. Spink's inventions was
the next 10 meet the tastidiOus approval OF
the professors. Mr., Sphinx presented the
Columbia, another round dance OF All
extremely sprightly and "bOppy' nature. !
The Professors were delighted with this /
measure. Charles II. Rivers gave to the
world the OctagOn, square dance, which |
can he indulged III TO the strains OF any |
ordinary lanUers. The octagOn, as It's
name indicates, is formed by eight people. !
4 feature of the dance is that all the coup |
les move at the same time and dIagonally. |
At one stage of the dance the couples pass
under each others arms, i'll diagonal and |
parallel lines. The Octagan Is an innOva- |
lion. In the language OF Mr. Rivers: ut
is very beautiful but it must be seen to
be appreciated" "
4 farewell reception was rendered Misses |
Ill
the residence of Mr.. 4. W. Kline, on Fri |
lay evening, previous to their departure !
for their home in SteubenvIHc, after a |
pleasant visit here. The affair was very |
enjoyable.
On FRIDAY evening Miss Annie Richards |
entertained n number of her friends at her !
home on Main street The party passed
very pleasant evening in dancing, and at
IL o'clock they sat down to a splendid re- |
past, to whi h they did ample justice |
After this they enjoyed few more pleas
ant hours. when they dispersed to their
homes, highly pleased with this evenings
entertainment
4 pleasant surprise party was rendered
Hiss Mary ZerOwick on Thursday evening
at her home on South EOf street by two
well known iady friends. The guests be-
ing 80 numerous they adjourned to BOnen-
bergers Hall where the time was spent
pleasantly dancing to music furnished by
Spears orchestra. Refreshments were
served at a seasOnable hour. The affair
was very enjoyable.
A very enjoyable surprise party was
rendered MIS-. Eschtruth at the residence
of her husband, Mr. Charles Eschtruth,
on Chapline street, Thursday evening, the
occasion being the twenty-fifth anniyer-
sary of her birth Quite a number Of her
lady and gentlemen friends were present,
all of whom enjoyed a very pleasant even
ing in various social amusements. Re
freshments were served at a proper hour.