Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-09-06

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A pleasant gathering took place at
the home of John d. Scott, on North
Huron street, Island, on Tuesday even
ing, In honor of his cousin, Miss Nellie
Wallack, of Steubenville, Ohio. Croquet,
dancing and other anusements were in
dulged in until late hour, when the
guests partook Of elegant refreshments.
Thereafter dancing was resumed and
kept up until an early hour Of morn,
when the happy gathering departed for
home, wishing their hostess many happy
returns.
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4. Miss Belle Green, of Martins Ferry
entertained her friends on Wednesday
evening. The evening was spent very
pleasantly with dancing and games OF
all kinds. Among those present were:
Misses Name Swartz, Nellie Smylie,
Georgiana Watson, Ada Joy, Belle
&reene, Leitha and Carrie Frazier, Lucy
Beazle, Lily Dean and Edith Brown,
asd Messrs. Howard Smith, Harry Ro-
senthal, Frank Ebert, Elmer Exley,
Lyman Hanes, Carl Lash and Fred UP.
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A congenial party, composed OF young
society people from Wheeling, Martins
Ferry, Bridgeport and Bellaire, took
hay ride to Colerain Monday afternoon.
A four-horse hay wagon with half
load of hay carried the party out and
back. Supper was discussed at eight
o'clock at the Wayside Inn and the jol-
ly party returned home at seasonable
hour. Those composing the party were
as follows: Clark Hamilton, Tom Wolv-
ington, George House, Charles Noble,
George Sterling, Sam Welty, of this
city; John Kuhn, of Bridgeport; Misses
Bessie Brady, of Martins Ferry; Carrie
Uranium, Maggie Hill and Kate Kuhn,
Of Bridgeport; Lura Dickens, OF Bel
laire, and Jennie Wilkinson and Anna
Carson, of Wheeling.
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A reception was given to few frlends
Tuesday night at the Gilbert residence
on the South Side in honor OF Miss
Belle Gilbert. A pleasant evening to
all present was the result. The features
OF the evening were music and singing,
after which an elegant supper was
served to the guests. Those present
were Misses Lena Richardson, Maggie
Evans, Minnie Harper, Jennie Warner,
Jennie Bliss, Ella Kerr, Bessie kinsey,
and Messrs. Charlie Helling, Jr., Ed.
aud Frank Souders, George Hall, John
Kelly and Harry Clark.
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A surprise party was rendered Miss
Clara Hellstein on Friday evening by
her friends. They presented her with
a fine ring as a token OF frien dship.
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The matrimonial events OF autumn
were opened brilliantly at Arion Hall on
Wednesday evening with the Sulzbacher'
Kraus nuptials, the principals being
Miss Seville Kraus, daughter of Mr.. Solo
man Kraus, and Mr.. Isadore Sulzoacher,
a prominent merchant OF Steuoenvllle'
The floral decorations were especially
noticeable, the whole front OF the stage
being banked with choice ported plantS
and flowers in proiusion, while JUS
above all this fragrance, pending mid
way from the top Of the procenium arch
were two large floral letters, IS. anC
k" representing the Initials OF tn'
principals. The effect was very pretty
The Opera House orchestra was sta
toned In the balcony, and rendered ap
propriate selections before and after th'
ceremony. The nuptials were solemn
lied at seven o'clock by Rabbi Is. "A
Bonnheim. Nh 4. Buckmnaa v; aetea N a
was Mr Louis Meth, of Plttsburg, ant
the bridesmaid, Miss Emma Kraus.
sister Of the bride. The ushers were
Messrs. A. Lowengood, OF New York
Louis Frank, OF Steubenville, and G.
Emsheimer, Bernie Kraus, Ben Krau;
and David Kraus, of this city. The
flower girl was little Miss Fannie Hirscn
Immediately following the ceremony
the orchestral music was resumed, dur
ing which the bridal pair held recep-
ton, and the guests showered the new
" married couple with congratulations.
The bride was attired In heavy white
corded silk, with garnitures OF white
miradore lace, flounces, seed pearl trim
mings, and diamonds. At the conclu-
sion Of the reception the guests repaired
to the apartments below, where a stump
tuous wedding feast was partaken OF,
aud new feature OF this wedding was
a second feast served at midnight. both
Of which were partaken Of with hearty
relish. Dancing occupied the hours be-
| tween banquets and for some time after
the second feast. Mr.. and Mrs. Sulz-
bacher left on the midnight train for a
wedding tour, amid many good wishes.
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Miss Stella, the little nine-year-old
daughter OF Mr.. Fred Shari, OF 622
Main street, was pleasantly surprised
Friday evening by about thirty Of her
young friends. Tho evening passed
very joyously with the little ones, re-
freshments being served at ten o'clock.
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Several members of the Cotilion Club
got together last evening and boarded
the o'clock motor to make a parting
call on Miss Mamie Grub at the
'Elms," previous to her departure for
school at Mt. De Chantel. Dancing was
the chief feature of the evening. Re-
freshments were served. The party was
delightfully."- entertained and returned on
the late motor.
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The only thing that marred the
SmOothness of the Wozencroft-Wilson
Weuuing al NIdIhSOuIk was UHo ooSSHSo
of Miss Gertrude Brannon, the beautiful
and accomplished daughter OF Judge
Henry Brannon, Of Weston, an intimate
friend from early girlhood OF the bride,
who had been selected as one OF the
bridesmaids. Miss Brannon had made
full preparations to participate in the
wedding, and she was all ready to start
having packed her costume when she
was unfortunately and suddenly taken
sick the night previous. Her absence
from the festivities was deeply regretted,
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