Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-03-15


Thursday morning on business trip. Or
his return he will stop at North Baltimore
20 meet bis affianced, Miss Gradel Fotz
Mr. and Mrs. Scheck, Miss Mary Schenpt
and Charles Schenpf will accompany the
party home TO attend the wedding, which
will take place April LIST. Invitations have
/ been issued and must be presented at the
door The marriage will take place at St
Johns German Lutheran Church. Re
ception viii take place at Mr.. Schenpf's
home, on South Eoff street.
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+ The marriage Of Mr.. Morgan Rhees, for
merly of this city, and Miss Jessie Camper
OF New York, was recently learned by
friends in this city. The bride is described
as pretty and accomplished. II is under
stood that the happy pair viii visit the
parents of Mr.. Rhees. DR.. and Mrs. Nor
gan J. Rhees, Of this city, during the COM
ing summer
Cards are out announcing the nuptials OF
Mr.. Walter Wills 10 Miss Libbie King
horn. The ceremony will occur at ; 30
Wednesday evening at the home OF the
bride on Eighteenth street. Rev. A.
Moore. pastor of the Zane Street NJ h.
Church. viii ofiiciate.
MISS q u4la OLeOotN' " 4OAAii " NS,ti4S
glrl, mas assisted AT tue reception oI MIS- vi.
henna aho MIS-, I auiAueI' Ul Nesl II
glhia, ana MIS- Dau'e!s' vi Ni51"'"' uU'
ing the past Washington season.
A very enjoyable party was given at the
residence of Charles Burke in Martin 5
Ferry Wednesday afternoon. i'm honor Of
his Youngest son, Carl s., birthday. The
Young folks passed the time away pleas
auJF WIN music anu games Wucu "ooul %
o'clock am elegant spread was Iald oelore
them whica was re..Shed oy an nose
present 't-9sss '1l" C"t '0, -
tlSler, loretta Nulldh!' ANNE iieu o3uS
Dclers, fora n lpAluS' Aud Duthie' - eI-
le tlsle T, bessie barh!e' ana Aud 4, ~ p,
h.Ls, ana NeSsrS. p" me NlCl losl., / az
Nl4~ul. lltle b. "o"S, II t"nA At,PAt"''
an stewart jan beAeN ne w "ouI
Woods, George Matthew's fdule w oouS'
Howard Beck, Edule dorsey ana EaIle
Burke
The weddingof Miss Maud Williams and
James Nost. of Bellairc, took place at Ben
wood Wednesday night Rev Eug.e. of
the N. u. church. performed the ceremony
Only few intimate friends of the con-
tracing parties were present. After the
ceremony tempting collation. was dis
..l~Sa9 ami the evening spent In the usual
social diversions Mr.. and Mrs oSt re
ceiv0d many handsome presents, OF "a use
lgl as well as ornamental character
The private masquerade az Ieutonia
Hall ON Thursday evening was happy
affair The participants present comfort
ably filled the hail. and many unique and
original costumes were seen. Iuasmuch
as 10 was the first masquerade dance of sew
eral weeks. the affair was keenly enjoyed
The chief things 10 be considered i'm max
i-., r.,lis are the occasions and the hours.
os,a,,,onio,ls calls. of course being under
s+oo3 Between friends informal calls are
~, ,,,,et a.r,,aeanla Under the head of Ger
,-,,,,ic,,s ,,alls come calls TO present letters
~ f,,tr,ircr-on calls after dinner. parties
mr. nails The best hours for calling are
b..,,..er, q and d i'm the afternoon and after
= I'm me evening. Calls after formal enter
tainmeuts. such as dinners. dancing parties
or balls should be made within the week
Some one has happilv said that these calls
should resemble ''yvit In their brevity g"
First calls should bee returned within a
week Thereisuo necessity for call after
a ten ora general reception If YOU have at
tended me festivitv or have left or sent
cards 1, fbat dav.
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..... -, l;,,,- g. d, he FROM,
Parron.s ~Iife of Voltaire." where he
Quotes fronlan old tariff of matches" The
various degrees of wealth necessary for a
oirl 10 enter the different ranks of French
society are SET down rs follows A young
woman Who had dowry of from 1000 10
10000 francs "a year was "a match for re
rail trader. a LAWYERS clerk or a baiGtf; "a
dovr~v of from 10000 10 1900 francs iuSti-
50 ID maiden i'm asnirinc- 10 a dealer i'm sill TX.
a dr,iper. AN innkeeper or a secretary TO a
great lord one with from 1900 10 10000
francs was match for a clerk of court, a
court registrar or a notary; one with from
an advocate or Government officer OF CON
siderable rank; one with from 3U'4OO TO lOO,
goo francs might aspire 10 d NlaI4 6 ms d
President Oh i'N'l'''1e,i'' " peer VI d = ''A''
MISS Satliu@ ISlR-e anu W. o,.
Archey We're ni"rrIeu " V'tgsu%2 uisu' ~
Rev ID. L. ASH pastor Vi Duo " 49, So ~ ~.
r. Cnurch' 1e In I,,, - o,,,ie
the pariorS on nv - - -, f H.. PPh-
werS lueu uI.' SIT y, ''i EoT street where q
ert Oo"' On sI,re,. vas discussed
MI w I, NJ Arcbev received n large mum.
~ 81 en- handsome nresents
w. -
900, ;s,,od yve5,osla,. arrornc-
OaluS ~ D. ~ = H. form.
lu5 '.'S D,;.3[.o,5o~t al Niiee + nc,. Alevan-
cry OF bruSePot anu Iss 1 80 Veins
9er ne -. o',,'' cioc, ~ The residence NJ
U@5 e ~ s,,ho,. NJ. Wiuian, Alexander
~, tTl,,r5 street Brid,-s BORT The bride,
,,-,,r,,s fa+be,. Rev Havs. of Allegheny.
srI0, 49,, ,,,''t ~ ceremony ere on,
Mr. Warren Harsha. OF the South Side.
sntartained n number of friends Wedues-
day evening. "A pleasant Tune was enloVeu
by all present.
Tuesday evening Miss Hannah Becken-
dorf entertained friends az her home on
South Jacob street The time was spent
at cards and dancing