Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-28

( 10 be- very popular. 1t is danced to
I srbottfch music and is very difficult,
and. i'm truth, impossible for persons IN
| aoie To reverse in Waiting. The Lawn
Tennis ouadrille,is one of my creations.
4, is very intricate, aud must be learned
scparate. But the German is the stand
ard ia good society and among the elite.
tits old and yet ever new. The hgures
that may be introduced are innumer-
able and 10 never gets tiresome."
Mr.. Frank Wesling and Miss Birdie
AlDio. both Of Belaire, were married
Wednesday morning at st. Johns
church. Of that place, by Rev. Father
JR. FITZGERALD, pastor OF the church.
The attendants were MISS Emma WeS-
ling. s.sterof the groom, and Mr.. Albert
AIpin. brother Of tho bride. After the
ceremony an elegant wedding breakfast
was served at the home Of the brides
parents, after which they took the 3. IL
o. train for Marion, Ind, their future
home.
Misses Katie and Matte Nightingale
rendered the Elite Social pleasant re-
cepti0u at jLeir home on Sixteenth ST,
Wednesday evening. Music was the
pa>time I'll, midnight when tempting re-
treShments were served.
~
Think Of the natural Ci RI being dis
covered 40 Atlantic City amid the
myriads OF Gitting, butterfly summer
girls. But it all happened in this
way" said one who GOT mashed. Il
was sitting with my gaze fixed liStIesS-
I lyuo1n the crowds gathered upon the
verauda % listen % the morning con-
cert, when suddenly she broke upon my
vision. knew her oy her walk. IL
was simply delightful, that glorious,
/ long, swinging stride, 50 free, 50 full Of
native, almost woodland grace. She
/ walked with her whole body, arms and
/ all. There was nothing Of tho ram
I r5ddv, st.f-kueed carriage Of the ordin-
airy summer yirl about her. She walked
/ with o delicious, SprIngy tread,
| shoulders we'll back and arms in motion.
\ Just imagine how the Venus OF Milo
would walk, aud you will get faint
\ idea how this natural girl walked. She
! was dvnamic poem. She eXhaled
/ motfyo sweetness. She caressad the
I senses with plastic sOftneSs. To see
/ her walk was like reading faultless
/ Alexsudrjnes with the CGSura IN the
righ, place.
One of the most notable weddings
/ that has taken place in Belmont county
/ fer several years took place at the resi-
| deuce Of Nr. George X. Wise, back OF
I Bridgeport, Wednesday at noon, the
/ occasion being tho marriage OF Miss
| Flora Wise, the beautiful and accOmo
ulisued daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
/ George Wise. 20 Mr.. samson McMiilen,
of So. Cla.rsv,le, O. The hour APP
pointed for the ceremony was twelve
O'Clock lnooal, and long before that
/ hour the friends and relatives OF the
/ happy couple began TO arrive. The
march was sGilltully rendered by Mrs.
I Aleuler, wife Of Rev. Alexander, the
pastor OF the Presbyterian church at
| Rock H,I. OF which church the bride
/ fs.a member. As the bridal
Uartv entered the room they were met
| bv Rev. DR.. Alexander, who soon made
| them man and wife. The attendants
/ were Miss MCMulen, sister Of the
I groom. and Mr. Harry Wise, brother
/ OF the bride. The presents We're nu-
mer0uS and beautiful Several friends
/ from Wheeling, 8eilaire and st. Glars
Vile were present. Mr.. and Mrs. Me-
| N.Ie9 lef, over the Is. 81 o. for an ex-
tended tour % eastern Giles. The hap
| pv couple are well acquainted in this
/ citv as wei as i'm Belmont county, Ohio,
I aud nave tte best wishes Of wide cir
I Gle of friends.
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One Of the pleaSautest social events
/ of tle week at SJeubeuville, was an
AT Home given By Mr.. and Mrs.
Viii Mears ia nonor OF their Guest Miss
Clara Llue, Of Wheeling Island, aud
/ Miss collars, of Baltimore, who is visit
. Ing the Misses McLeue.
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There wdsa quiet wedding Thursday
afternoon 40 1870 o, the parsonage Of
/ Rev. Or. Riker on Chapliue street, the
contracting parties being Mr.. j. n.
DlwIer aud Miss Emma Waterhouse,
daughter OF Mr.. Stephen Waterhouse.
They left ON the six o'clock train over
the ID. *. for q bridal trip east.
A pretty wedding was SoIemnized
Thursday afternoon at tine residence OF
Rev. H. Haas, pastor Of 81. Pauls Ger
man lutheran Church, by which Miss
Amelia Neagle became Mrs. William
Meyer. The happy couple left IN the
evening for Marietta, 10 visit the home
of The brides parents. They will re-
side in Pi,tsburs. the home Of the
groom.
Tuesday evening a delightful party
was given 40 the residence OF Isaac
Frey, at 2glO Ch2p.ne street, in honor
OF one OF his daughters. Refreshments
were served az a SeaSonab.e hour, and
the night passed neet.y and ioyfuuy for
AL.
Miss Alice Voght very pleasantly
entertained a number Of her young
friends Wednesday, night at her home
on South Main street. The evening
was very pleasantly passed with music
and games. The affair was in honor OF
Miss VogAt'S birthday.
g.
Thursday afternoon a pleasant birth
day party was given 0y little Miss
Katie Fisher. Those present were Miss
Petite Rietz, Miss Alma Hagedorn, Miss
Birdie Patten, Miss Clara Rjetz, Miss
Edna Fettie, Miss Margaret Rietz, Miss
SOPHIA Luft, Miss Carrie Lines and Miss
Ceia Fisher. she received some very
handsome presents. Refreshments
were served II q SeaSonable hour.
A marriage was celebrated Thursday
evening 40 the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Purcell, on North Main street. in
which top contracting parties were