Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-01-25


bees, of Indiana.
The ushers were Mr.. George Eberling
and MIR George Truschel, Mr.. Ed. Riley
of Pittsburg. and Mr.. sam Welty, MIR &.
l.. Netting. Jr, of Pittsburg, and Mr.
Henry y. Hess, and they gracefully per
formed the duties assigned them. At the
conclusion of the ceremony Il reception FOL
lowed AT the home Of the bride for the
Clergy. after which all adjourned 10 AriOn,
which was aglow with Joy for many hours,
during which the newly married Mr. and
Mrs. Glesencamp were the recipients oil
showers of congratulations. II was pref
lilly conducted wedding event throughout
Did vou ever hear young lady remark,
after attending the Wheeling Club, or IN
fact any other of the high-standard assem-
olies. "Oh. IL was just the same-the same
old crowd O." It's natural as life. Still,
no one assembly is probably Just like an
other ia every respect. True, the Inca.
meuts. the figures, often even the walk and
manner and carriage of some grand dame
Of bv-eoue DAYS may be seen reproduced IN
d granddaughter or even a niece, and some
ola beau or sedate paterfamihas looking on
rom the outskirts is often startled
m having the ghost of an old
sweetheart resurrected in memory by the
nassiug figure of some brighteyed ana AIRY
svlph lifting in the dance before him. The
i'.us'on NAV be heighted by the grand
daughter of to-day wearing the very gown
ur bodice that graced the ancestral inquire
over which SWANS raved as they DO not, 10
must be said. rave to-day. and before WhOu
they bent iu far courtlier bows. But with
.u as family resemblance (and family
characteristics are well preserved in
Wheeliugl. there is always enough OF new
ness and variety about every dancing party
-o make il bright bit N the turning OF
the social kaleidoscope.
Mrs. A. +. Hustled delightfully."- enter
aimed "a few of her friends al whist Thurs
.dav evening. az her home on Twelfth
street. In honor of Mrs. George Laughlin,
ot Cleveland.
The members of the Mystic Crew Boat
rub. of the South Side, called upon Ed.
S,hu. at his home on Seventeenth street
Tuesday night. Mr.. Schul is member Of
-ha- organization, and recently surprised
the bows by getting married. Captain
Iamss Hammond, on behalf of those pres
sr- presented Mr.. and Mrs. Schul with a
handsome clock The evening was given
..r. ro music. cards and general s0ciability.
A fair gossip from Paris informs US that
high sleeves. Medici collars and outtonless
1rttces are doomed The bright and laugh
.ar spring win see fiat shoulders, low col
lam, and buttons ON every conceivable por-
-ior of bodice. sleeves and skirt. The girls
will be sorry 10 hear this, for buttons are
extensive and unsatisfactory, while full
sleeves are boon TO the spare-shOuldered,
and blessing 20 the thin-armed, and Med
al collars are becoming TO all with long
uecks.
A pretty home wedding was solemnized
.- the residence of Mr.. II. Bush, manager
of the blooming department Of the River
side iron works. at BenwOOd, Tuesday
evening. The contracting parties were
ar Brushs daughter. Miss Hattie, and
Nfyron Turner. Of Pulaski, Pa. railroad
freight AGENT az Greencastle. At o'clock
the wedding party entered the parlor,
while Miss Mamie kaylOr played Men
delssOhn's wedding march. The bride was
attred in u costume Of cream cashmere
with brocade silk front, draped with chill
ron of lace. and cOrsage bouquet OF roses.
The bridesmaid, Miss Cora Nancuren,
wore "a costume of silk and lace, with cor
SAGE bouquet of roses The best man was
MIR Charles Scbad. The ceremony was
performed bv Rev X. y. Buzza, of Pu-
.aski. Pa Mr. and Mrs. Turner left in the
afternoon for their future home IN Green
castle. Pa.
The dancing assembly at the Wheeling
CLUB ON Monday evening attracted as II
o. way, does "a fair representation OF so
ctetv. and the hours were pleaSingly Cccu
Do .d u q well arranged order which was
discussed with excellent music. The clut
s. custiuEa weather eve about Tor new
Quarters. perhaps such as some spacious,
0d-fashioued residence would afford, ana
with live and energetic members rs the
club possesses, there Is little donot that
the move would be emiuently successful
ON Friday evening there was pleasant
party 40 the Hotel Windsor, IL being the
occasion of reception by Mrs. j. II
Hobbs in honor of Mrs. Alex. K. Camp
bell. Mrs John Merriman and Mrs. 1. NJ
Baker. of Martius0urg. The hours OF The
reception were occupied to charm.
number of the friends Of Miss BERTHE
Hvdenger rendered her most enjoyable
surprise party. az her home in the Eight
ward. Thursday night, the occasion being
the thirteenth anniversary OF her birth
The evening was spent in games, music
and conversation, with refreshments served
and heartily discussed AT the usual hour.
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There was "a very enjoyable drive whis
party given Thursday evening By Mr.. anI
Mrs l. G.. Dillon at their home ON SOutt
Front street There were thirteen tables
i'm operation and the situations at time:
were entertainingly exciting. An appel
ling collation. was served at midnight
after which came the award of honors.
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The Linsly Institute hop will take place
al the armOry next Friday evening lnstea'
OF some evening near the hrSt or the com
ing month. as first proposed, IN order TO ac
-ommodate the many who will attend th'
W. b. Day testimonial concert.
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meeting was held at Arion Hal
"Wednesday night of the stockholders OF th'
socierv and il was decided TO give Il CRANE
masquerade ball on Monday night, Febru
AIRY 9th.
The friends of Miss Rose Kenny gave
her "a pleasant surprise party at her nome
ON Twentv-third street Wednesday mght
The WeinerwurSt band was present anC
the time was occupied in dancing keiresn
mcnts were served.
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The Young men, and the young ladies' Is
peciallv. i'm the caliSthenics OF MONDAY
night al Turner Hall under Prof.. hrogl
gave The most tiattering evidence OF tn'
proficiency they had attained. Tben
movements We're strong aud consequently
graceful. Goethe tells US that The hlgh
e,t grace is the outcome of consummat
strength" and the ladies are rapidly be
coming convinced that 90 be graceful they
must be strong. while TO be strong means
good health.
Appropos Of large weddings, perhaps th'
most elaborate and notable nuptial even
that has occurred In Wheeling IN the las
decade was the double Dubois affair at st
Matthew's Church, in November of ~
Of the eight bridesmaids at the wed
dinr. four were from Wheeling. namely
The Misses Lucy and Minnie Loring, Car
rie Gilchrist and Laura UpdeSrat, and o
the eight usherS three represented TINS city
MeSsrs. Alex. Updegraff, j. j. Woods an'
A. =. List.
There was warmth of welcome and al
-.l,e-,., ,fo ..borra'' feeling that perVauet