Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-12-01

/ lQLuutI paetOE OF Ol. mhlLucWb 4. T..
Church, to Hon. ". c. Glenn, Of Georgia.
The wedding will take place at Atlanta,
Ga, the present residence Of Rev. Arm
strong December -.
Miss Fannie Sutphen, of Lancaster. O..
who has been q visitor to Wheeling a num-
Der of times, and who mas many friends in
society here, viii be married to a Mr..
Jones, OF Montana, on December %, at her
home
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The handsomest entertainment of the
week was given BY Mr.. f. p. Jepson,
Thursday evening at the PendletOn resi-
dence, on Twelfth street On which Occa-
sion the Progressive Euchre Club and
number Of MI Jepson's other friends were
entertained. Toe cards of invitation read
eight o'clock, but it was long after that
hour ere the last Of the guests arrived.
The house wss artistically and beautifully
decorated with potted plants which were
placed about the rooms in prOfusiOn, while
the curtains and chandeliers were grace
fully entwined with similax. Mr.. Jep-
son was assisted in receiving the
guests by Mrs. Margaret PendletoD,
SIR. and Mrs. A. Q. Wilson and
Miss Lizzie PendletOn. A pretty feature
eff the affair was the presentation to each
guest upon his OF her arrival of a hand
some corsage bouquet or a boutOnniere by
Misses Evelyn Jepson, Edna McCOurtney
and Catherine Wilde.
Ii was rather late when the game began,
but 1t was an exciting and interesting con-
test. When the last bell was rung, at
midnight, very palatable substantials were
served, followed by lighter refreshments,
which we're discussed with relish. This
feature of the entertainment was in charge
Of Caterer George l. Darst. The prizes
were afterwards presented by Mr.. JepsOn
aud they were very handsome. Mrs. Lew
Is Steenrod captured the first lady's prize,
a beautiful gauze fan with ivory frame
Mrs Jennie Henderson, was presented
with an elegant manicure set as winner Of
the second pr.ze, aud Mrs. S. Singleton,
who came IN last, received a handsome
card containing the words "Do not blot
me from your memory Attached to the
card were q number of blotters. The first
gentleman p,zs was taken by Mr.. Chas.
c. Woods fne Japanese cigar set, in
Guiding holder, match holder, ash dishes,
etc Mr. Geo. K. McMechen received an
elegant shaving mug as winner Of the sec
oud prize, AID Mr.. A II. Patterson, who
brought up the rear OF the contest, re-
ceiyed three dignifed and solemn owls,
perched on a branch. Daring the entire
entertainment the Opera House orchestra,
which was stationed in the hall on the
second floor, rendered a splendid pro-
gramme of music, which added much TO
The enjoyment. The entertainment was
without doubt one OF the most enjoyable
ever given IN the city.
The progressive euchre given at The
Wheeling Club Wednesday evening, was
most delightful affair, and nearly
hundred of the members and their lady
friends participated IN the event. The
evening was spent IN a most interesting
contest, and about 1870 o'clock when
halt was called, il was discovered that
Miss Emma johnson was the fret victor
on the lady's side, and she was presented
with a handsome lace pin. Mrs. J. X.
Hall was second, and she received a pretty
silver bracelet The first gentleman was
Mr. Harry Stsllman, and he received as a
reward for his efforts, a fine cane. Mr. D.
Carter List was the recipient of
neat match safe as winner of sec
ond place. After the prizes had bsep
I presented, the dancing hall was cleared
and the Opera House Orchestra which bad
arrived In the meantime struck MP a
waltz and soon the ball room was a scene
Of animation and pleasure The dance
lasted q couple of hours, when al re-
tired well pleased with the entertain
ment
/ Ga Wednesday evening last Dr.. Leon
/ n. Refer and Miss Jessie Brnton Left
for Pittsburg over the Pan Handle road,
and stopping offat Beaver they were mar
ried By Rev. J. X McKalhp, Of that
place, after which they proceeded to Pitts
burg, where they remained until Thurs
I day night, when they returned 20 the city
and TOOK rooms at the Hotel Windsor.
+ DR.. Refer Is a successful Yong veterinary
7 surgeon, and his bride is a most charming
Young lady. They have the best wishes
Of a large circle OF friends.
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Tuesday morning at 1890 o'clock the
marriage of Mr.. W. E. Williams and Miss
t Ella r. Greer was solemnizad atSt. LEke's
Up. T. Church, on the Island, in the pres
/ encs Of quite a number Of friends. The
\ rector Rev. Jacob Birmingham, oficistsd
aud the only attendants were the ushers,
I Messrs Dave Tappan and Percy Norton.
f Alter a brief reception IN the church par
/ Tor, Mr.. and Mrs Williams we're driven Co
I the c. q F. depot where they boarded the
ll.22 train for en- Eastern bridal tour.
Dir. and Mrs. Williams received a number
7 Of handsome presents, and the best wishes
OF their many friends are with them.
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At the residence Of the BRIDES parents
80 S.eubeu7ille, Thursday afternoon, 80 A
O'Clock, Dr.. Chas. E. Mason, Of this city,
and Miss Eta Batnn, Of that city, were
. quietly married, only few of their inti-
mate friends being present. DR.. Stewart,
of the Presbyterian church otficiated, and
at the conclusion of the ceremony those
present sat down 70 a splendid wedding
supper. DR.. and Mrs Mason came down
TO the city on the evening train and st
once installed themselves IN their hand
some residence on South Front street,
Island. They we're the recipients Of many
elegant presents, and their friends all join
in Wishing them all the Joy and prosperity
imaginable
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Mr. George Kurt and Miss Sallie Nc
Quincy were married at the Cathedral,
Monday morning, at five o'clock, Rev
Mgr J. T. Sullivan officiating A num-
ber of the intimate f,ieuds Of the couple
witnessed the ceremony aud the attend
ants were Mr. Joe Kurt, and Miss An
uis McCur1ey. At the conclusion Of the
marriage the bridal party was driven to
the home of the bride on South Chsplne
street where a bOuntiful Wedding break
fast ives served and discussed At seven
O'Clock Sir. and Mrs. Kurlz left over the