Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-28
persons to whom thsy are becoming. but
they are not likely to be widely popular. "

The weddings of the wick were quite
numerous, and more are promised for the
near future.
Mrs. Chas. v. Scott gave charming
luncheon to fourteen Of her lady friends at
her home on the Island, Monday evening.
and those fortunate enough to be present
c:Eaiply enjoyed the entertainment.
Mrs. W. A. Isett will entertain the Pro-
gressive Euchre Club next Friday evening
AZ her home on North Main street, in
honor of Fer gaess, Mrs. Henry Reed, OF
Chicago.
The leading social event Of the week was
tbs opening reception and hop given by
Toe Wheeling Club on Thursday night at
its elegant apartments in the Rogers Block
on Main street. The bea1t5 and chlValry
of the city were present to the number OF
one hundred and fifty, and the ladies csi-
taioly Fever looked loVelier than on this
suspicious occasion. Their dressing was
very handsome, and they even exc. lied
themselves in this respect. Prof.
Joe Kramei's Orchestra furni he'd
the muic, and of course it was
splendid and most thoroughly enjoyed. At
midnight the guests repaired to the Hotel
Windsor, where luncheon of the most
appe.izing nature was served in perfect
manner by large force of attentive wait
era. This feature OF the entertainment was
undoubtedly one of the most enjoyable, and
those present were IN inimous and hearty
= xLos- Nfx En of tho
Wiz dscr. Shortly after two o'clock the
'ast strains of Home, Sweet Home" died
away and the merry dancers dispersed,
voting the affair one of the NEST delightful
ever given by tie Club. There were quite
number of visitors present, who added to
the pleasure of the occasion.
Prof. John Mullen entertained his dane
irg class and formsr pupils at Gecmania
Hall, Tuesday evening, with a pleasant
hop, for which Prof. Xii mayer furnished
the music.
As the winter ,ascn approaches Club
Night 1T The Wheeling Club becomes more
and mole enjoyable, and the assemb'a2e
which dane d to Prof. Charlie KILLINGS er's
music last Monday evening had very
pleasant tine.
On Wednesday afternoon at 2 O'Clock
the marriage OF Mr.. jog. r. PAUL and
Miss Lille p. Heiskell was p :ettiIy )lemn-
ICED at the residence Of the BRIDES mother,
Mrs. NJ. P. Heiskell, on Chaplne stIest,
The csrsmony took pace in the large north
par,o-, which wss prstsily decorted with
flowers for the o:casior, tie bride AID
groom b,ing preceded by Mr.. Daniel
Heiskell, who escorted his mo hsr. Rev.
DR.. Cunningham officiated, and Prot.
Charlie Killmeyer furnished splendid mu-
sic for the occasion.
The bride wore handsome costume Of
white silk aud carried bunch of white
roses in her hsnd About ons hundred of
the r. lative, and imm adiate fir eads of tt
two families were present, and at the con-
clusion of the ceremony a pleasant recep-
ton was held daring which Mr.. and Mrs
PAUL were the recipients of countl.ss coa-
gra ulation3 and good wishes. Half an
hour later the dining Ioom was thrown
open and a most tempting array OF refresh
ments were elegantly served, after which
Mr.. and Mrs. PAIL vera driven t. the
Panhandle depot, where they boarded the
4:2O train for an Eastern bridal tour.
Upon their return they will take apart
melts at the Stamu. The large number
of prssents received by them were eleg INT
and useful.
On Thursday at high uoon Mr.. Jos. N.
J. Parker, Of this city, and Miss Lille NJ.
Chan3l r, of Mountain View, were quiet
ly married at the residence of the BRIDES
father, Joseph Chandler, Esq, two miles
west of Bridgero t, Ohio, Rev. I. Fl. Win
t.rs, Of the Martins Ferry M. f Church,
officiating. Oaly the relatives and few
CT the INN ediate ftiends of the contract
ing parties were present, and at the con-
clusion cf the ceremony brief and p.ea,-
ant reception was held and the bride and
groom were the rec p;ents Of hearty con-
CALCULATIONS and good wishes An appe-
tizing wedding feast was par.aken OF after
which Mr.. and MIS-. Parker were driven
to this city, when they took the 400 Pan
Handle train for short Eastern bridal
tour carrying with ttem the best wishes
of their many friends. Upon Their re.
turn they wilt reside at the Ie!idence OF
the groom, No. 60 Fourteenth street.
A quiet wedding took place Thursday af-
ttrncon at the residence o. Mr.. and Mrs
James Bodley, on Fifteenth street, the con-
tracing parties being their youngest
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