Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-04-26

,,o,v the party was driven TO the home of
he 6r,'l,.'S parents ON south Main street, |
,,-b..r,. tn..v received the congratulations of
their FRI, nds, after ~ hicb u wedding break
f,st WAS discussed In the evening re-
ceptiou was held at Bonenberger's Hall, at
which a large number of the friends of the
contracting parties were present They
will 20 10 housekeeping Immediately in
home on Twentieth street, which has been
furnished by the groom.
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Wash0urn Street Presbyterian Church,
Of Scranton, Pa, on Wednesday last was
the scene Of = brilliant wedding, the CON
tracing parties being Miss Sarah Edltn,
third daughter of DR.. j. NJ. Williams, OF
that city. aud MIR Henry Frank Harrison,
of Piedmont, w Va, eldest son OF Capt |
q W Harrison. General Traffic Agent OF
the West Virginia Central Railway Com
pany. Promptly al $50 o'clock Miss una
Shivelv commenced the beautiful wedding
march Of Lohengrin. 10 which the orldal
party entered IN the following order; Ush-
ers. p. j. Feaver, of Cumberland; Gar
ence Il. Shrver of Scranton; j. Calvin /
Davis. of Piedmont; j. X. Schleager, OF
Scranton; r w Edwards, Of Cumberland;
A j Colburn, of Scranton, and George A. /
Beau of Frostburg. The bridesmaids /
were Miss Cora Shryer, OF Cumberland;
Miss Nav Williams, sister OF the BRIDE !
Miss Edith Edwards, of Cumberland; MISS !
Kate Trip, of Scranton; Miss Blanche
Henderson, of BroOkville, Pa; Miss Ella
Williams. sister of the bride; Miss Alice
Henderson of BroOkville, and Miss Jean
Swami, of Washington, Pa. The maid OF
honor was Miss Amy Williams, sister OF
the bride. The best man was G.. w. Har
rison, Jr., Of Piedmont Rev. Mr.. Speans
made them man wife The bride wore
white corded silk and diamond orna-
meuts, and carried a bouquet of lilies ofthe
valley. The wedding was very pretty and
very well arranged.
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Miss Sidney List entertained large
number Of her friends Tuesday evening" ut
her home on Maryland street. Many pleas
ant games were played. Dancing and cards
were the features of the evening. Miss
Bertha List assisted her sister Sidney IN
receiving, also Miss Anna, Mr.. Harry
Dunn and Mr. Martin Cotton. The house
was very prettily decorated with flowers,
which gave 10 "a charming appearance.
Music was rendered during the evening,
and the happy folks were also serenaded
ov "a string band. Refreshments were
served ~ "a seasonable hour, and they were
dainty and tempting Dancing was then
resumed until an early hour in the morn
ing.
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Mrs. ". A lsett left Thursday for
Lancaster Ohio, 10 attend the wedding Of
Miss Kitty Kincaid.
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Mr. i 7. Barger. the well-knOwn Ben
wood ieweler. and Miss Maud lnman, an
ACCOMPLISHED young lady of ConnoltOn, Pa,
were married Wednesday at that place. a
reception was held In tue evening at the
home of the brides parents, and Mr. and
Mrs Barger returned 10 Benwood on
THURSDAY In the evening reception was
rendered them at the home of Mr. David
Arndt, on Main street.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Miss Anna Holman and Mr. John
Breitung, which will occur about the middle
of May.
Monday evening the home of Mr.. Henry
Hoffman. the popular clerk AZ II. +. Beh-
reu's branch store. on Twenty-fourth
street. was the scene of Joyous assem-
blage. the occasion being surprise party
rendered him in homer Of the twenty-hrSt
anniversary Of his birth. The Wiener
wurst Band rendered sweet music, 10
which the hours were most euloyaOly spent
in dancing until midnight, when an appetlz-
.
resumed, and continued until a seasonaole
hour.
The Friday Night Club Will be enter
tanned this week by Master Campbell, al
his home on the Island. A very pleasant
time is anticipated.
Twenty couples of merry young guests
spent a very delightful evening IN a sur
prise party at William Patterson's, short
distance west of Bridgeport Thursday
evening. Refreshments were served at
midnight and the mirth and enjoyment
were prolonged till an early hour, when
the guests took their departure.
Miss Ehie Russell gave course dinner
az ) O'Clock last evening AZ her home on
the National road in honor of the Misses
Blanche and Della Euston, of ST. Louis.
The choice viands that composed the well
arranged menu were tempungly served,
and the affair throughout was handsomely
conducted.
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The Misses Carpenter gave an enjoyable
party at their home on South EOtf street
on the DIST inst. Those present were the
Misses Adolph Of Bridgeport, Emma Full
lertOn. Lille Allen, Emma and Stella Nc
Nd
Carpenter Messrs. Edward and Harry
Cunningham, Harry Fullerton, John
Meyer, Herbert Brannen and Ed.
CharnOck
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There is a vast deal of difference be-
tween fashion and style, and outre effects
/ are not INDUCED in by gentlemen Of recOg-
nized good taste The majority of imported
cloths this season are in plain or modest
check and stripe goods, the ''whipcOrd' re
ceiving the greatest favor; they are made
/ in brown, drab aud gray effects, and make
a very neat and dressy garment. An innO-
walton in the line of dress suits is the use
Of cheviOt in place of the popular fine dag
Onal Of past seasons. The cheviOt gives
dead black effect that is considered desir
able a slight modification of the horse
shoe pattern in dress waistcoats is per-
ceptiOle This feature should depend en-
tirely upon the stature of the wearer, and
I in the case of q short, stout man should not
reveal a wide eXpanse of shirt front. Dress
trousers are invariably made with band
running down the outer seam of the
/ leg This varies, also, in conformity
with the height of the wearer, from three
quarters 20 an inch in width. Among era
watts for spring wear some graceful things
are found In the FLOWING puff and the
duplex puff the latter of which Is de-
cided ovation. and makes a pretty effect
when one mas mastered its intricacies.
This consists of an article which looks as
though a narrow "FOur-in- hand and an
Ascot" We're stretched together along
the neckband then falling in four hanging
ends. The narrow pieces are tied tirSt IN
simple bow: then the wide pieces are fold
ed over it. which makes very puffy puff.
Some authorities assert that for full dress
, "A MACK tie shOnld never be worn at an
affair where ladies are TO be present. How
ever. il is considerably worn. The shirt
for full dress should be perfectly plain,
with two or three buttonholes, not spiral
stud holes. The collar should be of
straight, standing pattern.
A very pretty and fashionable wedding
was solemnized at the residence Of Mr.. and
Mrs Thos Lowe, on Thompson avenue, in
Moundsville. Wednesday evening, the
event being the marriage of Mr.. B. +.
Rumble. a we'll known young boOk-keeper
Of Buckhaunon, W. Va, and Miss Katie