Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-04-12

dc Cueue. y veil, III lA'A q
aud reaching 10 the end Of
the train, was held in place with a
wreath of orange blossoms The ornaments
were pearls, and the bride carried bunch
of lilies of the valley a beautiful point
lace handkerchief was part OF this lovely
costume She also wore magnificent set
of diamonds, the gift of the groom. Miss
DeVrieS wore costume of white crepe de
chine embellished with natural flowers
10 was made with high neck, long sleeves
and demi train, and trimmed with mouslln
de sole. She carried Marechal Neil roses.
After the ceremony the bridal party were
driven 10 the residence of Mr.. Waterhouse
on South Chapline street, where charm
ing reception was held. A fine wedding
dinner was served by burst, the caterer
At4:20 Mr. and Mrs. Warfeld boarded
the train for an Eastern bridal tour, after
which they will locate in Sykesville, and
after the 22nd of this month they will be
AT home" at their county seat at "Chichi-
hua-"
Mrs. Charles j. Milton, nee Miss Lucie
$ Loring, arrived in the city Thursday
evening. where she received many warm
greetings from her friends. She is visiting
at her fathers residence, Monument Place,
Elm Grove.
A pleasant party was given at Windsor
Hall. South Side, MOndayevening, in honor
of the engagement of Mr. VIII Kuhn and
Miss Emma HagedOru. Dancing was in
dulged i'm for several hours and refresh
mentS were served a pleasant feature OF
the affair was the singing of a choir com
posed of Misses Lizzie Stocker, Ada Hage-
dorm, Messrs. Charles Danenburg and
HagedOrn.
The Bachelor Club viii give another Of
their delightful hops at Franzheim's Hall
on Thursday evening.
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The marriage of Mr.. Joseph Cannon, of
East Liverpool, and Miss Lizzie Kraft, Of
this city, for April 18th, has been an
nounced.
On Tuesday afternoon there win be an
other matrimonial event at Clarksburg at
the Central Presbyterian church. The
contracting parties being Miss FlOride
Duncan B0wcock, daughter of DR.. >. NJ.
Bowcock and Mr. John Gibson kuyken-
dali
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of MIR Martin Ruggabar and Miss Rosa
Baumberger. both of this city, MAY ., at
the residence of the brides father on
Twenty street.
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The Cotillion Club was entertained on
Friday evening for the first time 10 sey-
eral weeks The members gathered al the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Il. G. Moffatt, where
their daughter. Miss Mary Moffatt, was
the hostess of the evening. assisted by her
charming guest, Miss Mamie Cans, of
Louisville, XIV The interior OF the home
was prettily decorated with flowers, ar
tisticallv arranged. Dancing was INDUCED
IN for several hours TO music by killinger,
and all had an enjoyable time.
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Mr.. John Pockl and Miss Mary Hammer,
both of the North End, were married Fri
day morning at o'clock at St Alphonsus
church, by Rev Father Didacus. After
the ceremony a pleasant evening was spent
at the home of the bride, quite number OF
the friends Of the happy couple partici-
pating.
A private party and reception was given
by MIR and Mrs. Chas. Holderman at their
home on Water street, in the upper end OF
BenwOOd, on Tuesday evening in honor OF
Misses Maria and Lille Emsley, of West
Liberty. The evening was pleasantly spent
in dancing and appropriate parlOr games
other features of the evening being the
singing by Wiu Holderman, and the har-
monica and guitar playing Of Messrs. Hold
erman and Cunningham Tempting re-
freshment were served at the proper hour,
10 which all did ample justice. Among
those present were Misses Minnie Schop'
per- Louise Schopper, Amelia and Dena
Ebeliug, Mary Holderman, Maria and
Lille Emsley, and Messrs. Ed. Cunning
ham, Joe Ebeling, Will Holderman, Willie
L,,,eio,- Ia,.,.,- Cunninpham ChaS Hold.
erman and Walter Spinger.
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There was a very pleasant evening spent
at VIM c. Florence's residence Tuesday
evening The Merry Workers Social con
sisting of some twelve couples was present
Dick Mooney and George Tappan sang d
duet Miss Jessie McClanaham and VIM
c. Florence sang a solo. and j. I. NECTAR
ter gave a pleasing exhibition Of his mes
meric powers They all spent an ENJOYABLE
evening and refreshments were served al
II o'clock.
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Mr.. Gus Pracht, the well known baker
of the South Side, and Miss Amelia smith
of the National Road, were married Thurs
dav afternoon at the brides residence by
Rev. Werder, of St. James German Luth
eran church A reception was held in the
evening al the brides home, and pleasant
, evening spent Mr. and Mrs. Pracht wert
/ the recipients of many handsome presents
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On Thursday evening of last week Miss
Katie Weisgerber entertained number OF
I her Young friends at the home Of hel
T parents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Welsger0er
] on the Island. in honor of the eleventh an
niversarv of her birth. Music and juvenile
z games made up the order Of very pleas
al b.a1 fa
when refreshments were served, after
which the guests departed after first eX
pressing to their charming little hostess
? their best wishes for many happy returns
of the day
. At eight o'clock mass at st. AlphOnsu'
Church. last Wednesday morning, was
I sOlemnized the marriage of Miss Carrie
d Flanagan and Mr.. Joseph Hazlett, Rev
r Father Leo performing the ceremony
{ The attendants were Miss Mary LoerlcE
and Mr.. Henry Beliinger. After the cere
r monv the party was driven TO the home o
D the brides parents, on South Wood street
wherea sumptuous wedding breakfast wa'
B discussed. In the evening, at eigh
- o'clock. a reception was held in Schenk
Hall. and most enjoyable evening was
spent in dancing TO the strains OF Nolte'
- Orchestra An unusually large number
handsome presents We're received, attest
z ing to the popularity of Mr.. and Mrs Haz
lett with their friends.
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{ The Arion Society have arranged to CIV
r two affairs this month, which will be IN,
last for the winter season. On the 2Stl
r they will give a Commerce. and on tn
l. Both their closing entertainment Will d.
e a grand concert and ball.
b -
S The little sons of Squire Phillips, Mas
S tiers Harold aud Dan, gave party Tues
: dav night at their home on North Man
q street. A large number of little folks wer
= present and gay time was spent at various
5 parlor games.
S Theannual concert of the Opera HOUSE
orchestra for this year will be given Mon
dav night. April y, at the Opera House
, Both home and ont of town talent VIII as
sist.