Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-20

ceremony congratulations were showered
on the happy couple, after which refresh
ments were served by burst, aud heartily
discussed By the twenty-five guests pres
ent. MI and Mrs. Coed left that night
over the Panhandle on western bridal
tour. The presents they received were
numerous and elegant. After their De.
parture those present spent a pleasant,
social time dancing to piano music.
A progressive euchre party was given at
the residence of MIS- Ge.ing, corner of
Jacob snd Eighteenth streets, Thursday
evening, in honor of her brother Mr.. John
Wilhelm, of Kansas City, No. A pleasant
time was had. and Refreshments were
served during the evening. Mr.. Wilhelm
viii leave for his home tonight. Among
those pressut were: Misses MOliie Smith,
Lizzie HoseEteld, Lizzie KOehler, Msggie
Gsssner, Fora Altneyer, Maggie Gil
hooly, Anaie Emmett, Csia GsriDg, Liz
zie Gering, Sue Fulton, Stella McKOEn,
Thresa Klug, Maggie Klug, Tina Tallman,
and Messrs. ChGs Smith, Walter Chap
nan, Chas. Gilligan, John Smith, Carl
Fulton, Ei Arnold, II. Beutsr, II. Bots
ford. c. Mosser J. Tupperirger, jos.
Richner, A. Klug, sud ". Smith.
The leading social event OF the week WAS
the marriage OF Hon. Louis Bennett, Of
Weston. and Miss Sallie Maxwell, which
occurred Wednesday evening at 7:3O
O'Clock, at the residence OF the brides
mother. Mrs Ruth Maxwell, on South
Market street. The house was sblsze
with light, and The elegant interior was
enhanced by superb floral decorations, the
Ire gcance of which lent additional charm
10 the scene. The guests were received IN
the south pzIl3r By Mrs Maxwell and her
daughter, Miss Min assisted by Judge
and Mrs W. G. Bennett, and Misses
Gertrude and Marie Bennett, Of Weston.
When the hour set for the ceremony
arrived. the sssemblage was a bril-
lisnt enc. An orchestra Was sta
toned in the hall above and as the
sweet strains of the Me0delssohn wedding
march flostsd through the house, the bridal
party entered. The attendants, Mr.. John
r. Davenport and Mr.. James p Adams,
led the way, followed by Rev. L. Rush
Swope, D. D., Rector Of st. Matthew 2.
E. Church, who was attired in surphce
and stole, and lastly came the
high contracting parties. Their posi-
tons bsing taken, the beautiful
Episcopal marriage service was read, and
the happy couple were made man and
wife. The br de's costume was Of white
armuIe silk combined with silver bEoeade,
made en-P Princess with train; V shaped ~
the throat, filed in with point lace;
slsshed sleeves of the srmure, filed in
with br0csde. ard finished with point
lace. The bridal veil was held In place by
an exquisite diamond star, The gift Of the
procm, and her threat was grac5d with 8
beautiful diamond necklace, the gift OF
her sister. The ErSOm and attendants
wore full evening dress.
A reception followed ard Mr.. and Mrs.
Bennett received the congratulations OF
their friends in a very graceful manner.
After this refreshments were served in the
dining goom, and during their discussion
the orchestra rencetd al enjoyable pre-
rrsmue Of music. Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett
toe the $40 train over the Panhandle for
no extended Eastern trip. They were
followed bra shower Of thst omen of good
luck-rice. Mr. and Mrs Bennett are
both well known in Wheeling society and
csses5 many warn friends whose good
wishes follow them. They were the re-
cipients OF handsom list Of presents.
On Thursday evening" Mr.. and Mrs.
John d. CulbartsOn entertained num-
her of their friends at their elegant resi-
dance at Echo Point. Most OF ths city
paople went out GA the Elm Grove motor
line. and about twenty-five couples were
present. Progressive euc5re was the main
amusement OF the evening, and II was
yiveu the undivided attention Of all until
midnight, when tempting refreshments
we're served snd discussed with much sat
isfaction. Very handsome prizes were
then awarded TO the v.c,OTs, Mrs. Capt. NJ.
r. Garland Mr.. A. W. Campbell. Miss Nina
Sb-iver and Mr. J. D. Dubois captured
the "booby' prizes. The Wheeling folks
returned TO the city at . o'clock Friday
morning, ali delighted with the entertain
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Steeorcd entertain
ed the Progressive Euchre Club Friday
evening at the residence of Mrs. Steenrod' 5
mother, Mrs Upd5graf, on Sixteenth
stree. Besides the members Of the Cub
present there we're q number Of invited
ausats. and indeed the party was most
consenial one Progressive euchre was
PLAYED until twelve o'clock, when halt
was called and the way IVES made clear
for refreshments, which occupied the e.
ton of the guests for some time, after
which the victors of the evening were pre-
sented with very handsome prizes. Mrs.
Ollie 7. Wilde and Mr.. Jacob Grub
had the highest number of PROFESSIONS
and Mrs. E J. Zane ard Mr.. Sam Norton
came in for. secord place The party did
rot dis1erss until two o'clock yesterday
morning, and the affair was pronounced by
all TO be a great success. The prizes were
ladies' gold pen and holder, and chamols
button beg, hand painted. Gentlemen's'
scarf pin aud silver pocket match box.
/ Oo Thursday afternoon at one o'clock
I Miss ne Mcclure entertained a dozen
/ lady friends at the residence OF her father
on Twelfth street at very elegant lunch
leon. EIGHT courses were discussed by the
ladies. and the affair was certainly enjoyed
| by all Esch guest was presented with
Alwers. and the table was very pretuly
/ decorated with them.
The Whist Club had another one OF its
very ENJOYABLE meetings Friday evening at
the rooms of Mt. and Mrs. J. NJ. Weist-
ling on Chapline street, and those present
certainly spent q pleasant social season.
Progressive euchre was the game played,
and it continued in very interesting and
lively manner until midnight, when the
party repaired to Ziegenfelder's, where
supper was served and prizss were pre-
sented to the victors, by Mr.. Austin Beach,
ia very neat speeches. Ms' Mollie Flew
aud Mr. Walter Bloomfield took first
prize, and Miss Virginia Bloomfield and