Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-27

of ONfOrds for the tall trade as well.
And while the young lady is thus en-
gagged the Young man is not less so, as
the approach of summer renders it nee
esSary 20 replace many of the articles Oh
his wardrobe with others more season
able. I'm neck wear knots, four-in:
hands and WmdSOrS continue the lead
ing scarfs for summer wear. and they
come I'm variety of patterns and shades.
To Doe well dressed i'm summer, says
Dress Hints for Men, a man must
wear scarf which not
only is cool. but looks cool. Black hose
promise To- come back into favor, dress
gloves in pearl or white, black or combi-
nation stitching, and walking gloves in
taus and browns, of kid. chevrette,
Castor Mocha. &c. are shown. Linen,
cambria. plain white and fancy embroi-
dered and printed linens are i'm favor,
while of course silks are always IN Ia
vor NeichSel wood canes are perhaps
the most popular now 10 be- seen. In
ucglige shirts for summer there are
pure silk. silk and cotton mixtures, silk
and flannel mixtures, fancy fannelS and
fancy cotton fabrics. all of which Will
be- popular. and are necessity i'm every
mans wardrobe The styles i'm all kinds
of mems wear are of wide variety this
season. and there is little or no trouble
robe suited in shape or color.
The marriage of Mr.. John r. Clark,
OF Pleasant Valley, and Miss Ella Her
vey. Of the Island. is announced 20 take
place M the residence of the brides
mother. Mrs l.. a. Hervey. South Front
street, Wednesday afternoon next at 3
o'clock
Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs Dan
iel L. HeiSkcll celebrated the first ami
vessary of their marriage in very
pleasant way, nearly an the members Of
the bridal party being present, besides
% few other intimate friends. The even
ing was spent i'm social conversation and
whist. and as the party was a cOngenial
one. the enjoyment was enhanced. At
midnight "a splendid luncheon. with re-
frcshmeutS. was served, which was dis
cuSSed long and with much ZeSt. Mr..
aud Mrs Heiskell received many con-
gratulationS and countless kind wishes
for future happiness and prosperity.
~
Mrs Col. w. w. Arnctt charmingly
entertained q few friends at her home
ON Fifteenth street, Thursday evening,
and cards. conversation and a very
pleasant company combined 20 form
decidedly enjoyable evening with tempt
ing refreshments as relish that We're
much appreciated.
Az the family residence, out the road.
"Wednesday afternoon, Mrs. Allan How
ed. Jr.. entertained number of friends
no m elegant dinner. i'm honor of Mr..
e.. J.. Milton. of 81. Louis. who has been
visiting in the city for the past few days.
The affair was indeed very enjoyable
one.
A most delightful affair and beauti-
ful one was the fancy dre4s party given
20 the children by The Wheeling Club,
at their apartments, Friday evening,
and those who had the affair i'm charge
are to Doe congratulated. From the time
oftl.e grand march. which was gracefully
led bv Master Whitney Wallace and Miss
Blanche Moffat. and which took place at
= O'Clock. until the close of the german
after midnight. the children enjoyed a
continued round of pleasure, ana as
they gracefully danced the hgureS oil
tine aucers whirled around ln the
waltz or went through The pretty figures
of the german. they were the admiras
zion of am present. Their bright cos
tune, and happy faces formed "a scene
never to Doe forgotten. The rooms OF
tine club were literally crowded
with the parents and friends
of the merry lads and laSsieS.
VINO watched them with as much
delight as the children experienced
themselves Refreshments were served
Dy ZiegeufciderS 40 10 o'clock, and this
was not the least enjoyable part of the
entertainment by any means. The Ger
man began about 1880. and was charm
uglv Ted by Master Joe Spiedel and
Miss Mamie Grub. The figures were
pretty and the fayor> dainty. Killmeyer
played In his usual good style. The
splendid success of the party is due i'm a
great measure 90 the lady managers,
Mrs. d. W. Grub. Mrs. T.. c.. Maffat,
Mrs Spaulding H. Wallace. Mrs. Geo.
Wise and Mrs. Charles w. FranZheim.
The Executive Committee of the club
is t0 bc praised and the Board Of Direc-
tors congratulated for one of the pref
ticst parties ever given i'm the city.
The hop given by Prof. Mullen to his
pupils and friends at MacnnerchOr Hall
pInuennf
affair Killmeyer played. The Pro-
fessor will tender his smaller, present
and former pupils, % reception next Fri
dav evening at the same place, and IL
will doubtless be an enjoyable affair
-
Miss Fannie Wells entertained NUM-
Der of her friends at her home on SIX
teenth street last Monday evening,
those present passing very pleasant
time. cards and dancing being the prln-
cipal amuSementS.
Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock Mr..
David G.. Dingcr. of this city, and MISS
Fme Davies. of ST. Clairsvillc, were qul-
etlv married at the residence Mr. ID. NJ.
Davies in the latter place, Rev. Thomas
transformations one. and only small
number of immediate relatives and
friends were present. A briefreception
followed and Mr.. and Mrs. Dinger came
to- the city and left ON the afternoon
train ON the Panhandle for an eastern
bridal tour of several weeks duration,
after which they will come to Wheeling
to reside. Thcyreceived numerous hand
some presents. and they are the recip-
tents of countless good wishes from
their friends. of whom they possess
many.
ON Wednesday morning at IL o'clock,
April rs, Mr.. Julius Horkheimer, of this
civ and Miss Minnie DeSenberg, of
Kalamazoo. Mich. were married at the
residence of the brides father. Nathan
Desenberg. Esq, Rev. GroSSman, of
r.,+r,it offciatinr The wedding was