Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-12-27

the bridal party entered the parlors,
Mrs. Jennie P. Slsson. They were met
by Rev. Mr.. Perry, minister of the NJ.
Z. Church at Triadelphia, who per-
formed the ceremony. The bride and
her sister, Miss Maude, were very neatly
attired in light gray Henrietta cloth
costumes. The groom and his attend
ant, Mr.. Croker, Of Wheeling, wore
conventional black. After a sumptuous
dinner, served by the host and hostess,
the guests departed. There were about
thirty invited guests from the following
points: CannonSburg, Pa, Elm Grove,
Triadelphia, RoneY's Point and Wheel
ing.
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The Pastime Club was delightfully."- en-
tertained by Miss Annie WIckham, Of
East McCOlloch street. The large double
par!ors were in holiday attire and were
we'll filled by the guests, who all Joined
in declaring her very chaaming host
eSs.
A pleasant event occurred Christmas
on Fourteenth street, in Rreunion Of the
family OF Mrs. Isabelle Robb. A fine
dinner was served to which eighteen
persons sat down, aud very pleasant
day was spent by all.
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Last Wednesday afternoon the Kings
Daughters of st. Matthews Episcopal
Church gave cake sale at the residence
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. B. Caldwell, on
Sixteenth street. The sale was literally
patronized and the sum OF $50 was clear
ed. This society OF Kings Daughters
recently sent to the missionary OF Rose
bud Agency box OF wearing apparel,
the sum OF Sl75 for the family Of
the missionary, clothes also being sent to
the Indians. The ladies are much en-
couraged by the good work going on.
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Some criticism has been bestowed
upon = certain lady who recently went
to the Opera House in toilet the corS-
age Of which was low cut. While
Scrswney danes and angular maidens
held up their fans in blushing diSap-
prOyal and men their opera glasses with
bold effrontery, there were many to
excuse the fair offender. Her head
was well poised upon a pair Of plump
white shoulders and her throat resembl-
ed Annie Laurie's in its swan like
grace. The back, where Hogarth 10
Gated the line Of beauty, would have
delighted an artists fancy. The arms
were plump and shapely, and the
whole contour Of the form as displayed
was fair.
For these reasons lenient eyes were
turned to the scene, for they seemed to
see a pardouable vanity had directed
the arrangement Of the toilet.
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month is leap year party for January
goth at Ar!on Hall, by the ladies OF q
we'll known social organization. The
young ladies in charge of the affair have
met with flattering success, and have
their list almost complete. This is not
to be full dress, but merely a social
gathering 10 emphasize the fact that
1892 is leap year, and give the ladies an
opportunity to show how a hop will be
conducted when wOmen's rights are rec
ognized. The affair is in excellent
hands, and the gentlemen who are ia
vored with invitations may rest assured
they will be royalty entertained.
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Next Wednesday evening there will
be joyous time as Franzhetm's
Hall, the occasion being an entertain
meut by the Sunday school scholars ot
the Hebrew Society, and delightful
time is anticipated. There will likely
be a large attendance.
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The great social event Of the week
will be- the New Years ball at the Nc
Lure House next Friday evening. The
preparations are well in hand, and the
affa ir will likely draw together a bril-
liant assemblage.
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