Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-10-05

Rhodes. cousistingof an eNQuisitely painted
plate. The geutlemcn's first prize of d
handsome hand-painted cake plate. was
captured by Crawford Booth, the decora-
ton being the handiwork of Mrs. Neil.
The consolation prizes were won by Mrs.
Whaly, miniature vase, and l. G. Dillon,
81 East pony
The character party at the Y. NJ. c. \.
rooms. Friday evening by the members of
the Ladies Auxiliary was notable event,
and one in which many leading society
representatives lent a willing hand. Among
those iu town who contributed 10 the pro-
rramuo were Mrs. Geo. b. Caldwell. Miss
Alma Conner Mrs. Fred. Seymore, Mrs.
Flora Williams and Prof. Colby.
The ladies who had charge of the affair
are Mrs. A. j. Clark. Mrs. Judge PAUL,
Mrs. John j. Jones, Mrs l.. j. Bayha,
Mrs Henry Harper Mrs. +. h. Williams,
Mrs. a. G.. Lynch, Mrs. I'd. Wheat and
Mrs. ID. II. Taylor The ladies who assist
cd were Misses Laura Lawson, Lizzie Law
son. Mary Mckee. Katie Nolan, Ella
Wright. Eta Harper, Mary McMechen,
Fannie stanton. Matte Clark, Todd Baird,
Miss Jeanette Jones, of Washington. d..
a.: Misses Matte Caldwell, Matilda
Burke. Ida Cptegran. Mary Motfat, Mary
PAUL. Laura Caldwell Mamie Gru0b,
Hulda Delaplan, Mamie Fisher, Lizzie
Nendel and Laura DaIzen
TheOpening wedding of the week oc-
CURED Wednesday afternoon at : o'clock,
.u which the contracting parties were Jesse
Shaier and Miss Name BARLEY. IL took
place I'M the Bishops parlor, Rev. Father
NcEiigott officiating. The attendants
were stuart tlagE and Miss Maggie Flagg,
the brides sister Following the cere-
many tkenartv were driven 20 the home of
the brides parents ON Twenty
street. where wedding repast awaited
-rem. Iu the evening 40 eight O'clock re-
ceution was held. at which large number
oftbc friends of -hc happy couple were
present
The tall wedding, An. yes According
to society notes Whcclug viii DE gay
turoueh the autumuul season and several
weddings are booked. FlirtauOns have
beeu more than plenty az the watering
places. SD that many of them return home
either engaged, orquito likely 90 oe through
tr. IAN clvetv of friends weddings. which
offer special advantage fOr popping the
question. u the frequent meetings and re-
l.lr,l. of bridesmaids and kindred affairs.
Ar October marriage ceremony is pleas
..tarl-r 10 is generally more Interest
.t Gill. ucr outing. and as Sucu many
..-t@ present have watched the couple
through al the different stages of court
ship rr tle very sail. ride or walk which
-lr matters 90 climax. They have
. .ISsluuv uuwiudiul of lockers on,
the lockers on have been there all the
-ue and not even such sacred matters as
love. colrtsbip and marriage can Oe kept
from tle gossips and news columns. There
. thirteen Wheeling weddings on the
.au~
The Ladies Aid Society of the German
Methodist Church WIS entertained Thurs
iav evening by Mr. and Mrs. William
Wucher no thier residence on South HUI
ron street During the evening lunch
was served % which all did justice.
One of the most charming social events
or the week was the reception given 10y
81 ,ses Annie and Jennie Ptarr ou Monday
evening. 40 their home in Pleasant valley.
The guests went out on "a special motor and
after spending tbe evening I'M dancing 20
Cuimver's music. returned ON late mo-
-1r About twenty couples We're present
and the affair was one that Will lnger
Miss Anna Leah Dickinson, professional
whistler. of pit-sJurE. is the guest OF iJr
NaH-. ou Eo1 street Miss Dickinson is q
cousin 0f Anna L. Dickinson. and IS accom-
.t.rrf and very entertaing Miss Dick
.r,.r has ,vnt,tlcl before many notable au-
dierce- iu Mus. Hall and other notable
audience rooms n Pittsourg and near
cities, and has received many iaVoraoIe l any
lengthy comments, some nights ago "a ICY. CIV
favored ones heard Miss Dickinson whistle
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