Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-11-24

evening az o'clock, a very quiet marriage
was s0lemnizsd by Father Sullivan, the
contracting parties being Miss Annie Nc
Entee, and Mr. Jar Campbell. Immedi-
ately after the ceremony the bridal party
were driven to the home of the BRIDES pa.
rents in the East End, where they re-
ceiysd the cOngrs ,ulatio1s Of their friends,
snd all sat down to sn elegant supper,
which was discussed with avidity. The
many handsome presents received sttestcd
TO the high esteem in which Mr.. and Mrs.
Campbell are held nv the many friends.
Mr. Will Woods and Miss Annie Rahr
were united IN marriage last Tuesday even
ing, az the Chaphne Street NJ. E. Church.
Rev. Lynch Off ,ieting Messrs. Dell
Woods and Mac Welsh acted as ushers.
The church was filed with friends of the
contracting parties. Upon the conclusion
Of the ceremony The bridal party entered
carriages and were driven TO the resi-
deEce Of the groom, on the Island, where
q tempting supper was awaiting them,
and 70 which they did full justice. A re-
csptOn followed ia the evening, at which
Mr.. ard Mrs. Woods received the warmest
congratulations Of their friends. The
presents received were handsome and use
fol. The bride is a daughter Of Mr.. VIM.
Rahr, of the South Side, and the groom is
a popular clerk at Loeke's shos store.
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Tuesday afternoon, at the residence OF
the BRIDES father, at Valley Grove, the
marriage of Mr.. Thomas f. Porter, of this
city, aud Miss Matte J. Reed was col
emnizsd, Rev. Wm. II. Lester, of the
Presbyterian Church OF West Alexander,
officiating. The ceremony was Witessed
by only a small number of friends, and at
It's conclusion Mr.. and Mrs. Porter were
the recipients of warm congratulations
and good wishes.
Tuesday evening pleasant surprise
party was rendered Mr. George Vernon al
bis home, en- CsldwslPs run, in honor o.
the anniversary Of his birth. All present
spent q happy evening, dancing and other
amusements end refreshments combining
to form most enjoyable entertainment.
A number Of toe friends of Miss Katie
Jordan called on her az her home on
Twelfth street Tuesday evening, and
rendered her pleasant surprise. The
evening was eDioysbly spent in various
social amusements, and at q reasonable
hour splendid refreshments were served.
One of the most enjoyable events Of the
past week was the private hop rendered by
PROT John Mullen % his dancing class
Thursday evening During the evening
the Professor introduced humber of his
new dances. Prof Chas. Kiilmyer furn-
ished me music, and as usual all spent a
pleasant evening.
Mrs Wm @ Handlan entertained about
twenty-five lady and gentlemen friends at
her home on La Belle avenue, last even
ing, in honor of Mrs. Wardeld, of Balti-
more The dinner was served in cOurses,
and was an legant and enjoyable affair.
Ths table decorations we're very handsome.
Mrs. W J. ". Cowdsa gave q delight
ful luncheon to twelve lady friends, yes
,erday afternoon, 10 honor of Mrs Dick
son. The occasion was certainly very
enjoyable one.
A delightful pink and gold ,es was given
Friday afternoon from two 20 four O'Clock
at the residence OF Mrs Z A. Lose. Penn
street, Islsnd, In honor of her neice, Miss
b zs;e Psulson Bickel, of Pittsburg. Tea
wa se.ved in pink and gold china, deco
rated By Mics Bsssie's cousin, Miss May
Lose. The balsnc5 Of the afternoon was
euioysbly spent by the little iolks in mu-
sic, singing and other emusements.
Mt ". D. Shields, the well known
spike mailer of the L3Belle Mil, vas
pleasantly surprised last Friday evening
az his residence on South Eoff street, the
occasion being bis fortieth birthday. HE
friends were out in force, and most Of them
DIDN'T come empty handed, as was evil
I denced by the number OF presents they
/ len behind. After recovering from his
/ surprise Mr.. Shields and his esdmsble wife
proceeded 10 make everything enjoyable
/ for those present A supper aud excellent
refreshments we're LOT the least features Of
the evening.
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One Of the pleasoutest social events Of
I the week vas the banquet rendered Messrs.
/ Monroe and Rice and their company, at the
I Mcclure House, Tuesday evening by
Wheeling Lodge B P. o. Eiks. Only the
members CT the company, the Elks and
one or two invited guests were present,
and the evening spent was a very enjoyable
one. Besides the good feast served by
Messrs. Stsmm & Mcclure, there was also
feast of Oratory, music and song that was
delightful, and It was ,WO o. CLOCK Weines-
day morning before the merry party dis
persed. The COMMITTEES in charge Of the
affair was composed of Brothers john F.
Richardson, S Brubaker, Nate Fiel, G. A.
Klsvis an Dr.. a. F Gasmire.
The Park Circle, a social organization
which meets every Friday evening, held
its last meeting at the boarding house on
the State Fair grounds, and very enjoy
able time was spent. Music, cards, con-
verssuon and coffee and sandwiches fOrme
the roster of entertainment, and the
seances to be held by the organization this
winter promise to be highly enjoyable, If
The ncst one ls any Criterion.
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Mt E. II. Redmsn entertained a num-
Der Of friends very pleasantly at his home
on Sixteenth street, Tuesday evening, the
occasion being the anniversary of his birth.
Alr. Redman was assisted in receiving the
guests by his sisters Misses Mary an d
Lille. The evening was very pleasantly
spent IN social amusem ents, irteTspe1sed
with music, IN which Prof. BsIt Wilkins
and Miss Ellie Goodwin took part At
midnight the dining room was thrown
open and the guests sat down to a tempt
ING feast Of god things, which we're hear
thy discussed. Mr. Rsdman was the re-
c.pient Of a number of handsome presents.
and when, at sn early hour Wednesday
morning, the guests departed, it was with
TIE hearficaf pviahpg ~ thar host for manu-