Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-03

ruary 9Th, children's masquerade pail =
Thursday, February Is. Leap year pan,
Monday, February 20. Arion aIn', 20
ard masquerade; Thursday, Marcn a.
literary evening; Thursday, Marcn "a,
Ksfyee yisite: Monday, April IL. Easter
concert and ball; Thursday, April -o'
Kaffee yisite and progressive eucnre;
Thursday, May 10, May fete ana DALI
So
Miss Jessie Clemens pleasantly enter
tanned a number of her friends, Ne"
Years eve, at her home at fuisoh.
Tempting refreshments were ser'ea a.
the proper hour, and ct an early nour
next morning all departed after ENJOY
ing delightful time.
IS
Miss Sara Sweeney entertained q
number of friends, Tuesday evening" al
the residence of her parents on Nor.n
Main street. The affair was comph-
mentary to Miss Brownlee, OF Wasnlne-
ton, Pa, who has been MISS sara
guest for some days past, and VINO re,
turned home yesterday. Music ana
dancing formed the evenings amuse-
ment, and all thoroughly enjoyed the
occasion.
The F. N. c. Club was pleasantly en-
tertaiped. Tuesday night at the home
NJ Miss Belle McSwords, in Martins
Ferry. About ten couples Of the young
people were present, who spent the eve
ming in various social amusements, re-
freshments being served at seasonal
BILE hour.
Many young couples stood before
Hymen's altar during the past week to
uledge their vows of truth and hdeilty
until death do US part" but the most
notable wedding Of the week occurred
Thursday night at the residence OF Mr.
and Mrs. w. P. Hubbard, at the "For-
est" out the National road, on which
occasion their daughter, Miss julia
PAYNE Hubbard, was united In marriage
10 Mr.. Irwin Wilson Kelly, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. A. Wilson Kelly, and paymas-
ter At the Belmont mill. The interior
of the house was handsomely bedecked
for the occasion. The floor was covered
with white canvas, while the Railways
and various apartments were artistically
adorned. In the parlors where the nup-
tials took place the decorations were
especially beautiful and lifting. Fes-
toons of evergreen radiated from the
center chandelier, while the huge fire.
place was almost embarked with holly
and evergreen. Just above the lire
place on the wall shone outin bold relief
an artistically constructed lovers knot
OF white carnations. The ushers were
Mr.. Will Baird and Mr.. Arthur Hub
bard. The bride was attired In white
crepe with pearl trimmings. Miss Alma
Hubbard, sister of the bride, oficiated
as bridesmaid, while Mr.. Chiles 5. Nc
Mahon, OF Cambridge, o., acted as best
man. Music was furnished by the
Opera House orchestra. AT the close OF
the ceremony reception was held, and
a JOYOUS social time was passed. Mr.
and Mrs. Kelly left on wedding trip
West and upon their return Will occupy
their new home on South Front street.
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The holiday season for '91-92 will be
n memorable one in Petersburg, in a
social way. On Monday evening, last,
a brilliant reception was given at the
home Of Senator Camden, in honor OF
Miss Jeanne Thompson. Senator Cam
den was assisted in receiving by Mrs.
Gen. b. d. Spilman, Miss Jeanne
Thompson, Col. and Mrs. William p.
Thompson, Col. and Mrs. George W..
THOMPSON, johnson N. Camden. jr.,
Mr. Lewis Thompson, OF New York;
Major Boone, of Marietta. Georgia;
Miss Elizabeth Thompson, Mr.. Cecil
Cochrane, OF Liverpool, England; Mr..
d. S. Thompson and daughter, Miss
| Lena, of Weston; Mr.. James Tobin,
General Spilman, Miss Thompson, OF
New York; Mr.. Preston Brooks Tobin.
The receiving party stood In the
front end Of the parlor. In the superb
dining room an exquisite supper was
served, which was catered by Wild.
Becker's Orchestra, Of Marietta, sta
toned at the head of the stairs In the
large hallway, played during the even
! lug. Mrs. b. d. Spilman received In
| handsome dress of white fish net over
white satin, Topped with white satin
bows. Exquisite necklace OF pearls.
Mrs w. p. Thompson, OF New York,
wore superb costume OF gray brocaded
satin trimmed with jeweled passamen-
trie. Magnificent diamonds. Miss
Jeanne Thompson looked very charm
ing in q train gown of heavy white
silk. Bodice trimmed with handsome
lace berthe. Necklace of diamonds.
Mrs. George w. Thompson wore an
exceedingly handsome gown OF blue
velvet with diamonds. Miss Thomp
son, of New York, received in picture
gown of heavy yellow corded silk trim
med in Duchesse lace. An exceedingly
swell gown. Mss Elizabeth Thompson
| looked unusually sweet in a red crepe
chine dress. Miss Lena Thompson, OF
Weston, wore very dainty and simple
gown of white India. Miss Sallie Mil
Ter wore a handsome pink crepe de
chine trimmed with brown velvet bows
and pink chiffon ruffles. Miss Julia
Miller looked very charming in pale
blue crepe de chine, white lace berthe,
and trimmings, and pink velvet rboons.
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One of the most enjoyable affairs
/ which ever occurred in Steubenville was
the masque ball given at Sycamore Hill,
the charming residence of Mrs. Rhodes.
| The spacious rooms were beautifully
decorated for the occasion with flowers
and vines, and beautifully Illuminated
with the glow of many lights. About
| one hundred guests were pres
ent. and the costumes were
unique and beautiful. There were
representations OF the different seasons,
spring, summer, autumn and winter,
also OF products Of the earth, snch as