Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-10-19

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Bvau odds o brilliant social season 'u
Wheeling which has been the good fortune
for many Years. is promised for thecominS
winter THE reception of more extended
dimensions VIII only bee eqGaled by me
select and enjoyable little llncheohS @u''
limited number Of parties which nave oe-
come very popular During the past wees
there have been several gatherings OF d
social character which were marked Tor tne
brirfancv and interesting manner n Wultn
rhev were conducted and Che new features
introduced. many of them tending % sim
ntf-ra.i all t0 the comfort and ease OF
fre guest, who were favored.
Nautos-.v fall weddings are becoming
more popular every year. and the autumn
moss -.lrne'v rils win the spring proven
bal for thoughts of love. Never before IN
anv fall season were ssh many marriages
recorded us .l the present one, and never
have they been more attractive or creative
of wider interest or greater pleasure.
Handy % iar has passed llt what the mar
rage bell ta, peaed forth It's cherry note,
bringing joy tO loving hearts ana setting
society al dg0g This was especially so
.as- week. when, beginning on Monday,
there were one or more notable events Of
Che Nuj each day.
JUST as many people get married now as
ever did. and 10 is something that viii
never. never 20 out of fashion. Fast meT
may rave against 70. crack-Orainec novelist:
may write against Do and morbid souls may
mOau over 10. but ever since the first mar
r.age in the Garden of Eden we have al
had more or less of AN inclination 20 go ant
DO likewise some marry and repent, ant
some repent because they don't marry, 0u
as for anybody but wife making hom'
t1r mal-why. 10 is utter nonsense
Not this season has there been enclosed
urt.u four walls q prcttier party than
taa-wticl gathered 40 AriOu Hall, WedneS-
t.v evening to j0 honor 20 the Baer-
Herman ulp-ials Many of the most
prominent Hebrew society people in the
were present The decorations were
upon au elaborate scale ana IN keeping
with tle notable wedding repaStS, ana
other comforts aud conyeuIences. Among
the guests present from ol-ot-tOwn We're
Nlr AND Mrs b. Strauss, Miss Bierman
and a b'erm-u. ot Louisville; Mr.. and
Mrs. On, Cule. lir q 3 .yerman, Mr..
Gas hal--au lf ptts1urg. Mr. Aaron
hlelstrou. or New York; Mr. =. Kussel,
or h0c-e,'er New York. Mr.. c. Gaus, OF
h-,e Miss Hannah Newburger, and
4.essr, 4-rer aud George Newburger, Of
.fNefso .r-, Mr. A. klOrz and wife and
Nr a. Mayer and wife. of Bellaire, O. {;
A-sa Amelia Eiseu5er. of GAINESVILLE;
s-ss bela Gump of Baltimore; Miss
Lena Selling of Detroit, and Miss CrOne,
of P.-s0lrs
Musicwas furnished by the Opera House
orchestra The happy pair were united by
hdo1 B A. BOuuheim. the beauty OF
-e services being It's simplicity. The
u-.Ne was atured In a lovely and almost
--lt ami airy aim. Her wedding trosSeau
was of ivory coville silk with trimmings OF
cream crocheted passamenterie, the veil
oeis of fine Brussels net and held IN
l4tc by "a beautiful diamond agraiette.
llc bodice was Y shaped, and the skirt OF
.-.- princess train. Diamonds We're con-
spcuogs ornaments which tended 20 still
further enhance the natural beauty Of the
bride. who also carried in her hand
magnificent bouquet Of white roses;
The best man was Mr.. a. Bierman, ana
f-e maid of honor was gracefully portrayed
.l the person of Miss Marie heyman' VINO
was becomiuglv arrayed in corn colored
rs with carniture of white lace with
lanoud ornaments. The attendants were
lr and Mrs. b. Strauss, OF Louisville,
XIV. and Mr.. and Mrs. Heyman, parents OF
tle bride Those who Oficiated as uShers
we're Louis Guudling. Burnie Gundling,
Benjamin Kraus. David kraus, Al Adler,
Lou Swabacker. r. Heymau and Frieden-
r.h The master of ceremonies was r.
1mau. A happy time was spent IN the
l,.ussion of the viauds, after which came
uebau To was q notable and successful
welding.
I-a the maze of mirth there has been
imp reading and one article that has
-..-.i considerable attention m society
Ur.- was "a recent article in the Forum,
Oh. U..ouette in Society by Mrs. Eliz-
,a Phelps Ward. To be sure the Fo7tm
To could be called a society maga-
was some little time before the
Mrs. Wards severe arrangement
women as class got abroad
1n's votaries Her remarks Oh
style of evening dress are
ne. but probably few cities Of
, .ss need of reform in this par
la Wheeling. The good taste
which characteriZes the decOl-
.es of the majority OF our leading
women is apparent. OF course the
general is capable of infinite de-
uow that Browning is pasSe, lbseu
bare, T0lstOi almost ostracised,
nothing new 20 talk about, IL is
-a- Mrs. Ward came 10 engage the