Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-09-20


4:20 train for an extended wedding tour.
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Mr.. George Kraft, of House & Herr
mann's, was married Wednesday to Miss
Marshall, of Sixteenth street, daughter Of
Andrew Marshall, the well-known painter.
The boys of the establishment presented
the happy couple with an elegant side
board.
Miss Blanche Dunlevy entertained q
number of friends Monday night, at her
home on the Heights in Bridgeport. About
ten couples were present and pleasant
evening was passed.
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U. S. Marshal White, Wednesday, enter
tanned the Court circle; consisting Of Judge
Jackson, Clerks Dellicker and Moore, Dis
trict Attorney Sturgiss and ex-Marshal
Atkinson, at di1ner at the Fort Henry
Club.
Henry Fox pleasantly entertained on the
twenty-hrst anniversary of his birth, Mon
day night at Bridgeport, by entertaining
number of friends at the home OF his pa
rents. A large party was present and an
enjoyable evening was passed in social
way.
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Miss Minnie Liston, Of the Island, and
Mr.. Bayha, of Bridgeport, will be married
on the 3Oth inst. Mr. Bayha is a we'll
known young carriage maker, and Miss
Liston is daughter of Col. Scott Liston,
of Zane street.
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Miss Sallie Kenney, of South Main
street, entertained a number Of her friends
Friday evening in honor Of Miss Myrtle
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the principle amusements Of the evening.
Refreshments were served at a seasonable
hour.
The recent tennis tournament at the
residence of w. B. Hubbard at Leather
wood, created a reawakening interest in
the popular pastime. The games were car
ried on with great deal of skill and vigor.
Mr.. Charles w. List, who skated over the
indigenous surface with marked agility,
and who throughout the tournament won
the admiration Of the spectators, came
away with the laurels. Mr.. John Storer
closely followed at the heels of the victor.
Mr.. Percy Norton, a winner Of previous
tournament, then crossed racquets with
Mr.. List for the championship of the city.
Mr.. Norton now wears the badge He is
a skillful player and a particularly fine
placer.
Last Wednesday evening at 80 o'clock,
in the parlors of the Chapiine street par
sonage, a pretty wedding was solemnized
by Rev. F. n. Lynch, of the Chapline
street church, the contracting parties being
Mr.. George w. Humphrey and Miss Lorena
M. Smith, both of this city. The ceremony
was witnessed by only few relatives and
immediate friends. After the ceremony
was performed the bridal pair entered a
carriage and were driven to the home of
Mr.. Samuel Humphrey, the father Of the
groom, where formal reception was held,
quite number of the friends and relatives
being present, who showered congratula-
tons The bride is the accomplished
daughter of Mr.. Marcus Smith, and quite
favorite among the young people OF the
South Side, while the groom is popular
attache of the firm Of w. w. Mcconnell &
Co. At the conclusion of the reception the
guests repaired to the dining hall, where a
sumptuous wedding supper was served.
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Last Tuesday evening number of South
Side young folks went over to Martins
Ferry in a big wagon, to attend party
given at the home of Mr.. Henry Boles. n
most enjoyable time was had in dancing
and other social amusementS. An appe-
thing repast was discussed at midnight
Music, vocal and instrumental also con-
tributed toward making the evening pass
off pleasantly. The party returned to this
city at a seasonable hour.
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Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Long celebrated their
wooden wedding last Friday evening, at
their home. About twenty-five couples OF
their friends were present, and they were
remembered with number Of appropriate
gifts of handsome and useful character.
The evening was spent in the various social
amusements, and an elegant repast was
discussed at midnight Among those
Fred Beiswenger, OF Moundsvllle, anu
Mrs. Frank, of Beaver Falls, Pa.
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The stamping department of Bloch Bros.
tobacco works will give a ball at
Westwood's Hall on the evening of DC
tober I'd.
There was an enjoyable drive whist partp
at the Friend mansion, on the Island Fri
day evening. The guests filed six tables,
and at times the contests became very en-
livening. Before awarding the prizes
toothsome viands were heartily discussed
by the guests. The winners were Mr.
Joseph Speidel and Mrs. Jennie Hender-
shott.
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There was adelightful outing at the PARK
last evening. the affair being In the nature
of bowling party, given by Mr.. and MRS
Joseph Speidel, IN honor OF their guests,
Mrs Ed. Robinson, Of Texas, and Miss
Jennie Pickering, of GAINESVILLE. a night
made 10 order could hardly have surpassed
the one of last evening. The moon was on
full tap, lighting up the Park IN
n most picturesque manner. The party
was one of considerable size, numbering
nearly fifty guests. They went out
ON an early evening motor, aud returned on
a specially chartered car about IL O'CLOCK.
MANY ten strikes were made during the
evening, and as so large aparty could not al
indulge in this pastime, quite a number
formed quartette groups and had merry a
time at cards Other diversions were also
partaken of, and altogether the hours were
replete with pleasure.
The Arion Society gave pleasant outing
nj the Park last week. Their annual SOM
Tnernachfests are looked forward to with
rood deal of pleasure, and this year there
was no exception. The programme was
we'll carried out, and the large number OF
CHESTS who attended felt more than repaid
for the trouble and expense OF getung
there. Excellent music was provided oy
the Opera House orchestra, and this alone
was sufficient to well entertain. The
Amusement Committee of the Arion So
cietv will soon meet and map out the les
tivities for the winter.
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A charming dinner party was given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Speidel, Wednesday
evening. at their home on Chapline street,
in honor OF their guests, Mrs. Robinson ana
Miss Jennie Pickering. 1t was timely con-
Quoted course dinner, and there was q
snnntuous array of viands There were
fonrfeen CHESTS present, and after the din
ner the party resolved itself into informal