Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-10-26

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maids Little Bessie Oliver, as the Maid
/ of Honor, wore a costume of white swiss
with surah trimmings Miss Lille White
presided at the piano, and played the wed
ding march. The guests We're received by
Mrs. Rose LippincOtt, while supper tables
and general decorations were in the hands
of the Misses Jane, Ella and Tell Nichols,
assisted by Mrs. Dora Aldridge and Mrs.
| Lydia Elliott. Mr.. and Mrs. Shrodes will
reside in Charleston.
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Miss Maggie Thomas, of North. York
street, Island, gave pleasant party Thurs
! day evening TO number of her friends,
which was much enjoyed by all. Cards
was the chief amusement of the evening
At seasonable hour very tempting re-
freshments We're served, to which all pres
ent did ample justice. Miss BERTHE Larkin
presided at the piano, and made some pleas
ing music.
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Thursday evening Misses Mary and Liz
zie Thompson entertained friends in honor
of their guests, the Misses Thompson of
Cadiz, o., at their home on Thirteenth
street 1t was also the birthday anniver-
sary of their mother, Mrs. j. +. Thompson,
and a number of their older friends were
invited. The evening was devoted in
music and cards, and inviting refreshments
We're served.
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Something of the military grace and gal
lantry will likely pervade the reception
and entertainment 10 be given in Novem-
Der by the Lindsey students on the occas-
ion Of the opening up of the new armory.
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Thursday evening large number of the
| friends of Mrs. Rev. II. Haase, of St
i LODI
her home on Wood street. Although taken
completely by surprise Mrs. Haase was
equal TO the occasion, and entertained her
friends in charming manner
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An early November event will be
dance on the Sd, TO be given by the Brown
Base Ball Club, at the South Side Bank
hall Mayors orchestra has been engaged
for the occasion.
Tuesday night Miss Minnie Overlook. of
North Wheeling, was lat home TO a few
friends in honor of her guest, Miss Linda
Evert, of Clarington' Ohio.
Miss Carrie B. Shafer, of this city, and
Mr. Sam ID. Hickey formerly of the
Island, but now of McKeespOrt, Pa, were
married at the home of the brides parents,
on South Chapline street, last week. MIR
VIII H Shafer, brother of the bride and
Miss Ida j. Zane acted as groOmsman and
bridesmaid. After the ceremony elegant
refreshments We're served by Ziegenfelder,
after which the floor was cleared of the
tables and dancing was INDUCED in until
late in the evening. The bride and groom
left for the East, where they will spend
two weeks of their honeymoon.
8 +ha / ,If,eF IIos,,fto1 Aeeo
citation was held Tuesday evening and the
prospects of the new institution discussed.
Ii was decided To give an entertainment at
the Opera House i'm the near future. in
whic home talent viii take part.
Bishops Hall, in the East End, was the
scene Monday evening of very enjoyable
select dance. given under the auspices OF
committee of young ladies composed of
Misses Frances and Annie Riddle and
Jessie Nav Mayers orchestra furnished
throughout the evening contributed toward
making the occasion a very pleasant one
The friends of Mr. Al. Vermillion ten
dered him very pleasant surprise party
al his home on the South Side, Thursday
evening. Progressive euchre Occu-
pied the time until midnight. when choice
refreshments were served, after which
dancing was indulgedia until an early hour
next morning. Houston's orchestra fur
niShed the music.
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The Ladies Guild" of St. Matthew's
Church has come to the front with novel
entertainment which will occur two days
before Thanksgiving. 1t is called the
Bazaar of Days. and each day of the
week will be represented in some appro-
pirate manner Those who know the talent
of the ladies of this society will expect
something of surprise in this unique en-
tertainment.
Wednesday evening at 9 o clock pretty
wedding took place at tie residence of Mr..
and Mrs. I-uuIp Mvdert, on the Island,
| 10 being their charming daughter, Miss
Katherine to Mr. John 7. Stoh.man. Rev.
| r. II. Dornblaser oficiated. The attend
ants We're Mr.. John POckel and Miss
! Helena Medert, sister of the bride.
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Mrs. Henry K List and her daughter,
Miss List and Mrs Edward Hazlett. en-
tertained about fifty ladies' Thursday after
noon, at their residence on North Main
street The reception was from 70 q
| o'clock. The house was handsomely deco
rated with a profusion of cut flowers
| Music was furnished by the Opera House
| orchestra. The reception was in honor OF
Mrs. Allen. Of stanton, Va. nee Miss
Bette Adams, and there were large num-
Der of callers.
Mr.. Emiel Arnett and Miss Katie Fred
erick Were married Thursday afternoon at
the residence of the brides's mother Mrs.
| David Frederick. on the Island. Rev.
| Zieglemir officiating. The attendants
were Miss Tillie Single and Mr. Herman
! Frederick, a brother of the bride. After
the reception the happy bridal party took
train for an extended trip through Penn
sylvania.
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The reception given by Mr. and Mrs.
| William SchwetZfeger on Thursday even.
| ing, was one of the bright spots in the prOsaic
! existence Of last week. They were assisted
in receiving by Mr.. and Mrs. 1. G.. Dillon,
/ Mrs. Jessie Berger, Miss Jean Friend,
| Mrs. William Handlau, Miss Callie
/ Gerard and Mr.. Thomas Wilson
| The dining room was in charge of
| Mrs. ". a Isett, Mrs. W. II. Handlan.
| Miss Kate White, Miss Carrie Brucs, Miss
! Mary Smyth and Miss Wilson. The house
was beautifully decorated with autumn
leaves. smilaX, ivy and flowers. Curtains
of smilax hung over the entrance TO the
dining room, and relieved with flowers,
produced a most charming effect, and the
whole decoration was eXquisitely tasteful
aud unique The Opera House orchestra
rendered "a choice programme during tae
reception.
| Last Wednesday evening i'm Kemple's
! Hall. a farewell hop was given IN honor OF
one of its members, who will take her de-
parture shortly for the East. All who
were present hUd a very enjoyable evening
| in dancing to the inspiring strains of
| Maver's orchestra. Refreshments served
| throughout the evening contributed 10 the
| success of the affair. The ladies in charge
of the affair were: Misses Annie Lynch.
| Kate Comber, Kate Carey and Kate Lally,
! four popular young ladies from the South
| Side