Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-27
THE SOCIAL MAZE.
What Is Going on in Festive Circles About
Town.


Town.
The handsome country home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Frank j. Hearne, at Clover
Hill, Leatherwood, was the scene Of a
brilliant affair, the occasion being 10 the
nature of reception rendered to the
married friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Hearne.
The spacious parlOrS were most beauti-
fuly bedecked for the occasion, smiiaX,
trailing vines, eXOticS, pOtted plants
and cut flowers being most artsticaIly
arranged. Music was furnished by
the Opera House orchestra, and the
musicians were seated in perfect floral
bower. Sweet fragrance permeated the
apartments, and bright lights shown
down upon scores of most deliberately
gowned guests. Full evening dress was
the order of the hour, and some OF the
toilets of the ladies were simply eX-
quiSite. The grounds about the home
were handsomely Illuminated with lant-
ems, aad colored lights. Two hundred
invitations were issued, and there were
fully one hundred and seventy guests
on the scene. Mr.. and Mrs. Hearne
were assisted in receiving by Mrs. Kirk
ArmOurand Mrs. s. Smith Of Kansas City,
in whose honor the affair was given.
Mrs. DR.. Aschmann and Mrs. William
Hearne also assisted. The affair was
exclusively for married friends, the
older guests receiving Invitations from
: to Q o'clock, and the younger partici-
pants from to II o'clock. A tempting
lunch, served by Zeigenfelder, was par
taken OF during the evening, the SER
vice being. exceedingly dainty and ar
tistic. 1t was q delightful affair aud
most admirably conducted.
Last night the "Hill House" in Bridge
port was ablaze with lights, which
shown down upon happy assemblage,
the occasion being reception and
dance given by Miss Maggie Hill,
daughter of Col. j. w. Hill, the pro-
prietor Of the house, There were fifty
guests present, who wrought amuse-
ment either in dancing or card playing.
Killmyer furnished the melody. At
midnight the dining hall OF the
hotel was thrown open whore an elegant
collation. was spread, which was Of a
most appetiZing nature. The tables
were decorated with cut flowers. while
the dancing hall was tasteiully trimmed
with pine and ported plants. The
toilets worn by some of the ladies were
very fine. Guests were not alone con-
fined to Bridgeport, but embraced a
number from town as well as Martins
Ferry, Bellaire, st. Gainesville and
MOundSYllle.
There was quiet but pretty wedding
Yesterday afternoon at half-past five
o'clock, in which the contracting par
ties were Mr.. Henry c. Bremen, OF the
South Side, and Miss Emma EIig, Of
North Wheeling, daughter OF Mr.. Adam
Elig. The affair took place at St. Johns
German Lutheran Church, and the
ceremony was performed by Rev. Ul-
fert. A large number of beautiful pres
ents we're received. Last evening a re-
ception took place at the home of the
bride, but only the near relatives and a
few friends joined in the festivities, al
though delightful time was had by all.
There was a quiet wedding at st.
Luke's church yesterday afternoon at 3
o'clock, the participants being Miss
Lucy Wilson, daughter of the late John
E Wilson, of this city, and DR.. Moore,
of New York. Rev. Jacob Birmingham
OBLIGATED. Only a few friends OF the
couple were present. At the close or
the ceremony DR.. and Mrs. Moore took
the APO Pan Handle train for an extend
ed wedding trip. They will leave next
Wednesday for Europe to spend several
months Miss Wilson, formerly resi-
dent here, has been in New York the
past few years.
Mr.. Jeremiah B. Myles and Miss
Mary Marree were married at the Cath
edral yesterday morning, the Rev.
Father McElligott officiating. The
ceremony took place at 9 o'clock and
was witnessed by number OF the
friends Of the happy couple.
Miss Henrietta Morris, young lady
living on Forty-eighth street, was very
agreeably surprised, last night, by a
number OF her friends in honor Of her
birthday. All present spent most
ENJOYABLE evening in various amuse-
ments.
A hop will be given at Franzheim's
Hall on the 4th OF next month. The
affair is in the hands of Lawrence
Wheat and Morgan Miller.
Mr.. Michael Gately and Fannie Ger
sohtv will be united in marriage Mon
dev az St. Johns church in Benwood.
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