Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-05-30
SOCIAL GOSSIP,
Great Preparations for the Spill
man-camdsn Wedding,
Which Promises to be Brilliant Affair."
Resume Of the Week in Society
personal Notes.

marriage, on Tuesday evening next, OF
Hiss Annie Camden, only daughter OF Sen
tor ]. N. Camden, and Lieutenant Spill
nan, Q. S. A. The ceremony is to be per-
orned in the beautiful Trinity P. E.
,hurch, at Psrksrsburg, and the
,ay uniforms of the gentlemen |
aud the lovely wedding robes OF the
aides will make brilliant scene. The
will be Misses Bette Thomp-
sop. of Cleveland, o.; Carrie Morgan,
cousin Of Mrs Hendricks; Emile Thou,
Of Washington: Mamie Jackson, of Ten
nessee; Elite Wise, of Virginia; Nellie Du'
val MARYLAND, and Julia Cook and Ssllie
NcCsudish, OF Parkersburg. A daughter
of Gen. Wade Hampton, was TO have been
one of the bridesmaids, but owing to the
recent death of her sister she cannot act IN
hat capacity, although it is probable that
she will be present. The groomsmen and
ushers are to be military men.
A number OF Wheeling most prominent
society people will leave Tuesday morning
10 attend the wedding The party will
consist of Maj and Mrs. Loring, Mr..
and Mrs. Andy Patterson, Mr.. and
Mrs. George B. Caldwell, Mr.. and Mrs
Louis Delsplsine, Mr.. and Mrs. +. P. Jep-
, on. Hon. and Mrs. ]. W. Grub, Misses
Gertrude Caldwell, Minnie and Lucy Lor.
inc. and Messrs. Randolph Stalnaker and
George Baird. A very gay and delightful
rim ;s snticipated by the Wheeling party,
50 the event will be one of unusual mag
ni6cence. The reception to be given the
gracious bride and her husband will be on
= scale worthy the high position and
great wealth of our senior Senator.
A very pleasant party was given on Fri
dsy night By Miss Katie Bsliz, at her home,
No. l3S Eighteenth street. Quite sosoWd OF
her Young friends we're present who en-
loved q delightful time dancing to music
furnished By Fletcber's band. At q sea-
sonable hour choice refreshments were
served, after which the fun vas resumed
and kept up until en- early hour Saturday
morning. Among those present the follow
iug were noticed: Mr.. and Mrs. b. +.
Davis, Misses Hattie Elliott, BERTHE Patter-
son. Aggie Hall, Sophia Gaus, Carrie
Brsdbary, Ella Williams, Cora Florence,
Ida Johnson, Emma Patterson, Aggie Mes
bit, Minnie Happier, Katie Shsfer, Mary
Saook, Csllie Reinheimer, Katie Beltz,
Christie Jericho, Lena Dshlmsn, May
S:robei, Maggie Chapman, Lilly Porter,
Sarah Shaffer, sna EeSsrs Barr Mctad-
dan Elmer Testers, George TesteFa, Els
worth Williams, Claude Moore, Hugh Nc
Fadden, Jas. McGrsw, Frank Myers, Chss.
Is Wits, Jas. Hsnes, Frank Smith Henry
MSers, Chss Rrsudfsss, John Yshn, Ed.
Hsbig, John Schulz, Will Smith, Dave
Dsloe Dey Hervey, Walter Chapman
Harry Barley, Walter Worls and Will
Stanley.
Miss Kate Erb pleasantly entertained a
humber OF her young friends GU Thursday
evening, at the home of her parents, on
sixteenth street Dancing aud other social
amusements assisted in making the even
icg highly enjoyable and at seasonsble
hour refreshments we're served. The gay
assemblage dispersed at q late hour, much
pleased with the delightful evening afford
ed by their hostess.
Nr. Andrew Seifert, well known and
popular member of the Mseunerchor Sung
ing Society, and Miss Quarts Meyer were
married on Thursday evening at the resi-
5ance of the brides father on the South
Side. The Msenuerehor visited the house
in body after the ceremony and serenad-
si the happy pair, and delightful evening
Was spent BY all
On Tuesday evening. NJ. spd Mrs. 7.
W. Phinney handsomely and informally
entertained small number of friends at
Slamms Hotel out the National Road,
where they are ausrtered for the summer.
A most delightful evening was enjoyed BY
all present.
Me-. James Msusberger and Miss Lizzie
Evans we're married at the residence OF
the brides parents, Tuesday evening, by
Rsv j. r. Mcclure. After the ceremony
the young folks left on bridal tour.
Miss Minnie Schsper was pleasantly
surprised at her home in the Eighth ward,
last evening, by the choir of st. Psufs
German Church. The evening was spent
in delightful msnnsE.
The nuptials of Mr. ]. Uly Smith, of
Bellaire, and Miss Jeanette Smith, OF
Soath Chspline street, will occur on Thurs
dsy evening next at the residence OF the
brides parents.
The Quaker Tea Party held at Col.
Henry Hubbard's residence, Thursday
evening, BY the Womsns Missionary Soci-
ETY. of the Chspline Street Church, was
delightful social affair.
A good many Wheeling people will at.
tend the marriage Of DR.. Frank Maxwell
and Miss Tracy Means, ct Steubenville,
next Thursday evening.
Personal.
10. Coffsr is in Washington, D. c.
Dr.. Gssmirs will 60 up to WellsbUrg to-
day.
James Adams is out the B. L o. on bust
ness.
Miss Bette Mcclure is visiting friends in
Miss Ada ssIby is visiting friends in
county.
Mrs. NJ. A. Frsnzheim Is visiting her
son Ed. in Boston.
Miss Louise Cummins is visiting Miss |
Myrtle Dorsey, of MorgantoTn.
P. Denier, ESQ, of Pittsburg. Is the |
quest Of friends in South Wheeling.
Mr. PEBBLES Tatuu and kisa Sadie Lo-
,sn are spending Sunday at Bethany.
Mrs James C. Gettings, of Baltimore, is
ne guest Of her father, Mr.. D. c. List.
Mrs. Ellen Msors, OF youngstown, Ohio,
5 visiting Mr.. Chss Prayer. On Twelfth
treet.
". R. Adrsin, G. K. McNechen l. Sons
popular commercial tourist, is home from
trip.
Mr. n. A. Noble and wife returned yes,
erday from q two weeks sojourr in Gin