Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-04-05

a,.o,,t;cns In the parlors were quite elabo-
rate After all had exchanged iormahues,
dancing was INDUCED in for several hours,
music being furnished by killmeyer. Dur
ING the evening choice refreshments were
served. The features Of the evening were
the singing Of James HowellS ana DrLaw-
rence Heinlein, and the recitauons OF
Misses blanche Dunlevy and Beta Sheets.
Among those present were Mrs. II. +.
wells of Pleasant Grove; Miss Julia
WILEY. of Wheeling; Mr.. Cole, Of Cinciu-
matt Misses Maud Newland, Jennie Dixon,
Jessie and Beta Sheets. and MeSsrs. Jos.
Pennington and James RalstOn, Of Martins
FERRY. and Tom * Miller, of Wheeling.
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Another one Of their Jolly little sessions
the little Friday Night Club had last
week. The club was entertained by the
Misses Blanche and Jessie Motfatt. AT the
handsome home of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. c. Moffatt, on South Chaplne
street The occasion was all the more Joy
Gus from the fact that il was the birthday
Of Miss Blanche The always welcome
German was the chief feature of the even
iuc and il was led by Master Frank Water
house and Miss Fannie Wheat Choice
refreshments were served during the even
ug. The chaperones of the evening were
Mrs. T C. Moffatt and Mrs Augustus Pol
lack. The next session of the club Will be
held this coming Friday evening and tue
little ones will be entertained by MISS
Gene Watcrhouse at her home on South
Chapliue street
One of the bright events of the social
season Of Clarksburg was the handsome
BlackwoOd- Bowcock wedding on Tuesday
afternoon. at the Central Presbyterian
Church, the principals being Mr. Cearles
" BlackwoOd. of Washington, ID. C., and
Mss Lizzie Bowcock. daughter Of Dr. ana
Mrs. j " BowcOck The floral decora-
tiOns were elaborate. Warehouses, Easter
lilies and Tulips in profusion peeped out
from banks of RhOdOdendron which COM
pietely covered the chancel; here and there
were pretty groupings of roses and lines,
bouquets of flowers filled the fOunt
and the pulpit was strewu with NarclsSuS
OF varierated cOlOrs The flowers We're
arranged with much taste by Miss Nellie
Basel and Mr.. John Hart. The maid Of
honor was Miss Floride B0wcock, sister
of the bride, who was becomingly attlred
In pale blue. with lace trimmings and flow
ers. Messrs. Frank Crisis, Lloyd Reed,
John b Hard and W BOwcock oificiated
as ushers The bride wore cream white
Lansdowne gown made princess style, with
Grecian drapery and demi train. Around
the bottom of the skirt was deep hounce
of embroidered mOusSeline de soir held IN
place bv rosettes of LansdOwne, giving a
most graceful effect The neck was cut
..V'' M front and slightly round IN the
back. finished with "a full ruftie Of nous
seline de Soir The full sleeves were ell
bow length and finished i'm the same way.
She wore white gloves and carried a oou-
Quet of white roses.
The wedding of Miss Blanche Water
house. daughter of John Waterhouse, TO
Mr. Wade Wartield. of Maryland. will take
place at the Bishops parlors al the Cattle
dral next Wednesday, IL Will De quiet
affair. the only attendant being Miss Helen
DeOies
A pleasant wedding took place at the
residence of j. II. Egger, on Sixteenth
street, Tuesday evening The contracting
parties were Miss Alice Stephen, sister Of
Mrs. Egger, and Mr. Albert Lowe, of
Beria. o. The ceremony was performed
by Rev Mr. Moore, of the Zane Street NJ.
h. Church. and only the immediate friends
of the bride and groom were present. The
happy couple left on the b " o. train at
II 40 p. m. for tour through different
parts OF Ohio.
Invitations have been issued for party
70 be given Tuesday evening by Miss Au-
gusta Riebe, at her home. corner Thirty
ninth and Wood streets.
A party was given Monday evening by
Mrs X. H. Silvey, at her residence on
South CRapliue street, in honor OF Mrs.
John Order Of Cincinnati, Ohio, who is
visiting az the residence Of her mother
Mrs. Elizabeth Noble, on Seventeenth
street.
The Alps Social were entertained Thurs
dav bv Miss Theresa Smith AZ her home on
EBst Twelfth street, ana an enjoyable
evening WAS spent at cards, dancing and
games Refreshments We're served at the
proper hour About ten couplesswere
present.
The 5onnets Oh the bOnnets There has
been a radical change in head gear since
this time last year, one of those startling
somersaults In style that strike terror 10
the conservative mind and forcing nine
teuths of the women 10 readlust their ideas
of dress. in many cases calling Tor gen
eral recOuStructing of the entire person
atty To say that the shapes are iantaS-
hat In it's original condition is simple
enough. but in it's naked innocence and
simplicity 10 is nothing more than a com
mou-place and uuinteresung foundation
upon which the genius of the milliner
I erects the marvellous editice of material
I that is 90 forciblv arrest the attention of
/ the beh0lder. and fasciuate him with the
iuscrutable elusiveness of q puzzle The
shapes seem 90 be- about three in number
originally, aud from these many wonderful
things are constructed.
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The Washington and jefferson Club, Of
Washington-J effersOn College, Washing
ton. Pa. will give concert Ut the opera
House. May l. Mrs. Jacob w. GruOo,
Mrs. Joseph Speidel. aud Mrs. y. Wilson,
are among the patrouesses. The club is
composed of fifteen members, Mr.. VIII
Sweeney, of this city, being one. and they
nave been under the instruction Of Prof..
Fleming. of PittSburg.
There will be another wedding in the
BowcOck family at Clarksburg on the lith
OF this month, when Mr. John Gibson
Kuvkendall Will lead 10 the altar Miss Flo
ride Duncan Bowcock.
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The Bachelor Club had an enjoyable hop
Thursday evening AZ trdnIhelm uaiI'
10 was well attended. aud ~ intermisslons
an partooll Of a tempting spread at the Ho
tel Brunswick.
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A surprise party was rendered Miss
Clara Wetzel. Tuesday, by her friends al
nome on Coal street. Cards, dancing and
parlor games were the festivities Of the
evening. A fine supper was served AT mid
night
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AT the home of Mr. John Speidel, on
Thirty-ifth STREET, was solemnized Thurs