Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-25
TIE SOCIAL MAZE.
What Is Going on in Festive Circles AbOu
Town.

What Is Going on in Festive Circles About
Town.
The Anshutz-Russell wedding will
occur one week from to-day at the home
of the bride, at $40 in the evening.
Misses Katie and Matte Nightingale
rendered the Elite Social pleasant re-
ception at their home on Sixteenth
street last evening. Music was the pas
time until midnight, when refreshments
were served.
Mr.. Thomas J. Thompson, OF the
REGISTER press room department, went
on the X. of 2. excursion last Sunday,
and got married 10 handsome young
lady of Kansas City last Tuesday. He
will return in few weeks TO this city.
Miss Phoebe Fry, Of South Chapline
street, was agreeably surprised Tuesday
night by party OF her young friends.
The evening was pleasantly passed In
games, etc, after which tempting ar
ray of light refreshments were partaken
of. The guests departed at late hour,
wishing the hostess many kind returns
for the pleasant manner in which the
evening had been spent. Twelve
couples were present.
Mr.. Melvin Richards, late Of Wheel
ing, and Miss Eliza Baron, Of this city,
were married on the Bethesda camp
ground Monday evening by Rev. j. w.
Eicher, OF the Belmont church. The
announcement Of the marriage was a
very great surprise to the camp ground
folks, most OF whom were engaged in
outdoor exercise when lady emerged
from the Baron cottage and announced
the fact that the wedding was over.
The couple were heartily congratulated
by all present.-Beltdire Tribune.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Yingling, Of
Martins Ferry, gave pleasant fare
well party TO their friends, Tuesday
evening. at their suburban home. Forty
couples from Wheeling, Bridgeport and
Martins Ferry were present. The
grounds and residence were beautifully
Illuminated with Chinese lanterns. The
refreshments, which were served at
o'clock, were appetizing and were fully
enjoyed by all. Those present from
Wheeling were: Mr.. and Mrs. GesSler,
Misses Lizzie and Maggie and John
Arthur.
Among the Bayview Mich items in
q recent issue OF the PetOSkey Herald
appears the following: The following
Wheelingites, who have been sojourn-
ing up at Mackinaw Island for week
or so, were down here yesterday sight
seeing and to pay flying visit TO Miss
Sutis A. Irwin and her brother Will,
who have been here for over month
in attendance at the assembly: Hon.
A. J. Clarke and wife, Miss Clarke;
Master Clarke, Miss Mary Allison, Miss
Rate Allison. Col. Benz. Allison and
Gen. Jas. d. Stanton"
Mrs. Helen Friedman and Miss Jen-
ME EmSheimer were TAT home" yeSter-
dav afternoon between the hours of 2
and ) o'clock at the home OF Miss En-
sheimer on North Main street. The
ladies' were assisted in receiving by Mrs.
A. NJ. Rice, tho attendants in the din
ing room being Miss Emma Kraus and
Miss Hattie z. Emshemer. During
the prescribed hours quite large mum
Der OF guests called, and were hand
somely entertained Choice refresh
ments were served, and altogether il
was very enjoyable affair.
This afternoon a quiet wedding will
br solemnized at Rev. UlfeSt's parsOn-
age, the parties being Mr.. VIII Meyer,
of Hazewood, Pa, to Miss Amelia
Meagle, who has for the past number
of ears bOen bookkeeping Tor Il. (.
Nolte, the South Side grocer. The at
tendants will be Mr.. Frederick Meagie,
brother OF the bride, and Miss Minnie
Nolte. Immediately after the ceremony
the newly welded pair will boarn the
Ohio River train for Marietta and other
points down the river. EpOn their re-
turn they will reside at Hazelwood.