Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-10-16

chorean Club under the efficient Special
committee, G. L. Duncan. w. Il. Lewis
and Ed. Wallis, with E. G. Smith as
chairman. The affair was quite a Drill
liant success. The ladies'. who never
looked so happy and charming. were
Misses Grace Lee and Norinne Davis,
chaperones, and Misses Nellie Steel,
Villa Smith, N. Basel, Bessie Minicn,
Lillian Brown, Jettie Brown, FANNIE
Farland, CaIlie Duncan, Gertrude
Smith, Nina Wallis, Floy Hay
mond, Katy Stuart, Aggie Stuart,
Genevieve Basel, Mary Oliphant, Clara
Koblegard. The gentlemen were Gus
Smith, V. L. Highland, Writ Lewis,
Luther Raymond, Jr., Jay Gould, w.
T. Wallis, Il. Mex. Mere, Ed. Basel,
Ed. Rapp, Hubert Wood. AS much as
the dancing and daintily prepared re-
freshments were enjoyed, the witticisms
of the ladies and the toasts OF the gen
tlemen were the features OF the occa'
sion. Every body seemed so well pleased
with the efforts of the club they are now
thinking of giving a series OF ger
mans"
Mr.. Bernard Lewedag, for forty-four
years resident of Thrty-thrd street,
will to-day celebrate his 10th anniVer'
sary in the way of a family reunion, ID
which his children, grandchildren and
Observation-Disclosures will participate.
| Mr.. Lewedag works every day, and Is
in very good health and also staunch
J Democrat, and takes great interest In
the party.
So
There will be ten weddings the COM
! ing week at least, and possibly more
most of which happy affairs occur on
the popular Wednesday. As one lady
remarked yesterday, "She knows hive
of the brides and It's just going to keeI
her hustling to get around"
| ~
Although quiet, the Hoffmann-Stamm
affair at the Hotel Stamm, on Wednes-
day evening, was onesof the prettleSt oil
the season. The contracting parties
were Mr.. Frank G. Hoffman,, OF the
! firm OF John q. Hoffman, 81 Sons, and
Miss Emma Stamn, daughter OF Mrs
Henry Stamm. A feature OF the wed
ding was the decorations, which were
most elaborate and skillfully arranged
The affair was what is known as 8
white and yellow wedding, and all tht
decorations were in keeping with this
! idea, which was most effectively brought
out on this occasion. the floral deco
ratlons were arranged by Laupp, the
florist. The nuptiaIs were soemnlzed al
| s o'clock, Rev. ID. A. Cunningham, Of the
! First Presbyterian Church, officiating.
| During the ceremony music was
rendered by Prof. Kiilmyer. Immedi'
ately after the ceremony an informa
reception was held. A wedding ban
quet was served in the small apartment
al the east end OF the parlor. The
presents received were beautiful and
we'll selected. Mr.. and Mrs. Hoffman,
! left on the 1920 train for Chicago. The
bridal tour will extend over period oil
six weeks and will include California
and a tour OF the Southern States
Upon their return they will occupy
apartments at the Stamm.
~
At the Wheeling club rooms Friday
night the T. S. Terriers held full sway
In delightful hop. There were nearly
! thirty couples present and a merry tim a
was enjoyed. At intermission the par
Elephants adjourned to Hotel Van
Keuren, where an excellent banquet
was partaken Of
Cards announcing the marriage OF DR..
Frank NJ. Kearns and Miss Margaret
| LOTUS, both of this city, have been is
SUED. The affair will take place in the
ST. Joseph's Cathedral on the Goth inst,
at s o'clock a. m. The bride elect is q
daughter of Mr.. Michael LOTUS, the
wellknown Superintendent Of the
Wheeling Railway Company.
Considerable interest is being mani.
! tested 10 the Ideal Club reception, to be
given next Thursday evening, and which
promises to be q very swell affair. The
members have left nothing undone In
the matter of preparation and promise
to entertain their guests III manner
befitung the occasion.
"a
Several of the boys of the Cotilon
Club are making calculations for big
hop some time during the latter part of
the month A number Of invitations
will be issued, The affair will De some
thing out of the usual run Of club
dance, and will embrace members Of
other social organizations who will be
their guests for the evening.
80
The marriage of Mr.. George Ebeling,
the centre Wheeling druggist, and Miss
Kate Waite is announced for next
Wednesday morning, at the residence
of the brides mother, Mrs. j. w. Waite,
on Twentieth street. Rev. w. IL. Cooke
will perform the ceremony. They will
leave on the afternoon train for Chicago.
81
Miss Daisy Ewing entertained quite a
number of her friends at the residence
of her father, Hon. j. D. Ewing, at
Leatherwood. The guests were enter
talned in Miss Ewing's usual attractive
manner. During the evening choice
delicacies were served, which helped to
enliven the occasion. The guests de-
parted on late motor. after spending a
memorable social gathering in the
country.
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Invitations are out to the wedding of
Miss Edna Holmes, daughter OF Mr. NJ.
G.. Holmes, to Mr.. James Horner Davis.
The happy event will take place on
Wednesday, at Clarksburg at o'clock
o. M, at the First Presbyterian church.
I he happy welded pair will leave that
night on an extended wedding tour
through the west.
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There was a pretty children's party
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. z. Nc
Courtney on Fourteenth street, Friday
evening, the affair being given by their