Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-12
SOCIAL AMENITIES.
A BRILLIANT AFTERNOON RECEPTION GIVEN
BY MRS. JULIUS POLLOCK.
The Brown-Lippsncott Wedding at Bridgeport
Engagements on the Tapis-Surprise Parties
Sill in yogue-Other Incidents OfSOcisty.
Joys Of October.

There was a pleasant social gathering
yesterday afternoon at the spacious and
beautiful home of Mr.. and Mrs. julius Pol
lock, on Chapline street, the affair being in
the nature of a reception rendered by Mrs
Pollock to q number of her lady friends.
While the full significance of the occasion
was not generally made knowa to the
guests, or at least not until after their ar
rival, the event was douoly enjoyable from
the fact that it commemorated the fifteenth
wedding ami versary of Mr.. and Mrs. Pol
lock, signal of the crystal anniversary
H owever, the fact became known in some
way to few Of the guests. and although
no gifts were expected, not few hand
some tokens found their way to the festive
scene.
The hours Of thereception were from
to o'clock, and during that time large
number of ladies, handsomely attired,
called to extend their courtesies. Mrs.
Pollock, who was handsomely gowned in
grey and white China silk, trimmed with
white lace and flowers, was assisted in re-
ceiving by Mrs. James b. fancy, Mrs.
Bernard Peters of Brooklyn, Mrs. VIII
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Emily Pollock, daughter of the hostess,
and prettily arrayed in white, and Miss
Laura Dalzell, happily assisted in
the pleasures of the hour. The
Mandolin and Guitar Club, stationed
in the hallway gave vent TO delightful mel
ody at intervals during the hours of the re-
ceptiOn. a choice menu was discussed in
the dining-room, which was most attract
lively bedeeked, as were also the parlors.
Last evening few friends were enter
tanned at whist. 1t was most joyful affair
throughout. There were some sixty-two
guests on the scene in the afternoon, and
among those present were the following:
Mrs. Elizabeth d. Crangle, Mrs. F. II.
LANCE, Miss Gilchrist, Miss Sallie Carter,
Mrs. :. l.. Carpenter, Mrs. Elizabeth j.
Rogers, Mrs. Mortimer Pollock, Miss
Bates, Mrs. Andrew Wilson, Mrs. Elbridge
q. Cracraft, Mrs. Ella H. Cranmer, Mrs.
w. w. Arnett, Mrs. William T. Butler,
Jr., Mrs. George A. Flsccus, Mrs Susan
l.. Hildreth, Mrs. John Moffat. Mrs. J. w.
Grub, Mrs Augustus POliack, Mrs. VIM.
Brannersreuther, Mrs. Harry G.. Cald-
well, Mrs Pendleton, Miss PeRdleton,
Mrs. Frank @. Kammerer, of Chicago,
Mrs. Addie NJ. Boggs, Mrs. Henry NJ. Har-
per. Mrs. Jennie Q. Hendershott, Mrs.
Oliver 7. Rhodes, Mrs. Mary Delaplain,
Mrs. John q. Hupp, Mrs. Emily p. Boyd,
Mrs. Eta B. Turner, Mrs. VIM. +. Butler,
Jr, Mrs. Geo. B. Orwig, Mrs. Chas. o.
Roemer, Mrs. Dr. Edwards, Mrs. John 4.
Sweeney, Mrs. Eccles, Mrs. John Frew,
Mrs.John ]. Jacob. Mrs Alex R. Campbell,
Misses Miller, Edith V. Redrick, Shriver,
Simpson, Kate Hunter, Cornelia u.
Shriver Good, Adelia Pollock, Augusta
Pollock, Msry B. Lamb. Gertrude Lamb,
Gene ). Friend and Miss Metcalf
There was a quiet nuptial event solemn
lied at kirkwood yesterday afternoon in
which the principals were Mr. w. G.
Brown, the well-known photographer on
Market street in this city, and Miss Della
LippencOtt, Of KirkwoOd The affair took
place at the home of the brides sister, Mrs.
Capt. +. a. Thomas, and Rev. Q. B. Hen
thorn of1iciated. A few of the relatives of
the contracting parties were present Mr..
and Mrs. Brown left last evening for an
eastern wedding tour. On their return
they viii reside in this city.
The members of Garfield Castle, Knights
Of the Golden Eagle of the South Side are
making arrangements for an entertainment
Ind social which will take place at their
hall on South Eoff street on the evening Of
the 22d inst. The members are looking
forward TO the event with great expecta-
tons. Two valuable prizes will be award
ed to the two persons making the best re-
port One Of the prizes is q gold headed
cane.
Mr.. Benjamin Horkeimer celebrated the
twenty-frst anniversary of his birth one
evening the first Of the week at his home
on the Island. There were about sixty Ia
dies present, and q most enjoyable time
was hsd Nearly all on the scene were In
full evening dress. and an attractive pic
tnfe was afforded. Choice refreshments
lgere served during the evening.
miss Nay Conklin, well known to many
Martins Ferry people, having visited Mrs.
Anderson kaiston every year forimany
ars past. and Mr.. William Ball. Of Fred
fcksburr. Va. were nIarEied last night
Miss Ccnkl.n's hone ~ Halnl ton, q.