Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-18
ALSO GAY.
THE BRILLIANT CARROLL-REISTER WEDDING
YESTERDAY MORNING.
The Spinsisr Clue Gives a Theatre Party and
Dance kindergarten Night-0ther Social In
sidsns Of the Last Twsnty-FOur Hours

Of the season was celebrated yester-
day morning at ST. Joseph's Cathedral,
the contracting parties being Miss
Susie L. Reister, the accomplished
daughter OF Mr.. Nicholas Reister, man
ager Of the Belmont mill, and DR.. John
j. Carroll, the well-known dentist, on
South Market street. The affair took
place at balf-past nine o'clock yester-
day morning, but long before that time
friends began vending their way to the
scene OF the nuptials, and at the ap-
pointed time the church was complete
iy filled. The ushers were DR.. Oscar
BurdattS, Mr. Charles Waterhouse, Mr..
George Truschel and Mr.. Thomas Law
son. The nuptial mass was celebrated
by Right Rev. Bishop Kain, assisted by
Rev. Father McElligOtt, and al the con-
clusiOn OF the formal service the Bishop
made some very kindly and appropriate
remarks. Special music was splen-
didly rendered by the nine
O'Clock choir, Of which the bride
is valued member. The choir
is composed Of some thirty-five young
ladies, and their selections are always
neatly and effectively rendered. The
bride was attended by two maids Of
honor, Misses Gertrude Reister and
Annie Hoffman, both Of whom were
prettily attired In white silk with
feather trimmings, and added not a
little to the picturesque bridal scene.
The bride wore costume made with
her own hands, and one that reflects
great credit upon her skill and com
mendable capability. 10 was or white
crepe de chene with pearl trimmings
demi-train, en- Princess, and diamond
ornaments. She wore the conventional
veil and bridal wreath, as well as the
orange blossoms, and carried in her
hand a beautiful bOquet Of bridal roses.
At the conclusion Of the nuptials the
happy couple were ShOweTed with con-
gratulatiOns. The bridal party then re-
paired 70 the home Of the bride at No.
1929 Market street, where a wedding
breakfast, furnished by Caterer burst,
was discussed. A reception followed in
which the principals were assisted in re-
ceiying by Miss Mary Briesinger, OF
Parkersburg, and Lizzie Kuglen, OF this
city. Mr.. and Mrs. Reister also took an
active part in making the many guests
feel at ease. There was a large and
most inviting array Of wedding pres
entS, among them being noticed mag
nifcent parlOr lamp, the gift of the nine
o'clock choir, also another prettily de-
signed lamp, the gift of the uShers.
Miss Lizzie Kuglen contributed two very
acceptable tokens Ia the shape OF sum
mer" and Winter" two OF
her own admirably haud-paiuted
pictures. Mr.. aud Mrs. Carroll left on
the 1910 train over the b. & 0. on a
bridal trip 20 include Boston, New
York, Washington, Baltimore aud
paiadclyhia, and upon their return
they will take up their residence for
the present at the home OF the bride.
NIGHT WITH THE srNsTERs.
The Syiaster Club had a most enjoy
able slime last night, the occasion being
a combination theatre and dancing
party. Owing 20 the rooms OF the
Wheeling CLUB being occupied by the
ErrmOise rehearSalS until late hour,
Inc members Of the Club decided upon
"a theatre party, and a Joyous assem-
aIage attended the performance Of
The Burglar" at the Opera House. At
the conclusion OF the play all repaired
tu the Wheeling Club, where dancing
was enjoyed until a late hour. Excel
lent music was provided and the affair
throughout was heartily enjoyed. IL
was one Of the first instances Of the
Ward McAlHster "eleven o'clock hour
dances given this season, and this
UNIQUE feature OcCaSiOned all the more
merrimont.
KINDERGARTEN PHANTOM PARTY.
The kindergarten CLUB held a most
enjoyable session last night. The af-
fair took the nature Of a phantom par
". and was given by Miss Bessie At
kinSon, daughter of Mr.. G.. w. Akin
son, at her home on Twelfth street
There was a large representation OF the
club present and most delightful time
was passed Excellent music was pro-
vided and during the evening the guests
were regaled with deliCactes.
OTHER SOCIAL EVENTS.
The Island Club will be entertained
next Monday evening by MIR. oliver
HOwells, at his home In Bridgeport
KiIlmeyer will play.
Rabbi Bonheim went to Parkersburg
Yesterday and last evening SOlemniled
the marriage Of Miss Clara HeinSbarter,
Of Petersburg, and Mr.. Isaac Freid-
man, OF Baltimore.
Mrs. 3. Albinger was surprised by
thirty Of her lady friends Tuesday night
az her home on South EOd street in
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WienerwurSt band made the music.
Misses Emma and Augusta Miller,
daughters of Peter Miller, entertained
their friends at their home on North
Main street, last night, In honor Of their
birthdays, both Of which occur this
week.
Mr.. Louis Rider and Miss Sophia
Bick, both Of the South Side, will be
married at the residence OF the brides
parents on South Eof street, this even
ing. After the ceremony the couple
will leave for tour through the East
ern cities.
A pleasant "stag" surprise party was
rendered Tuesday evening 10 Mr.. Hen
rs c. Shively. at his home on Zane
street. The first prize was divided be-
tween MeSsrs. Henry Demehl, c. T.
Braunlich and Alfred Beymer. About
10 o'clock elegant refreshments were
served.
The Fortnightly Club will give a hop
tonight az Franzheim'S Hall, for which
Killmyer will play. The club is making
extensive preparations for the last AZ
fair before the beginning OF the Lenten
season, which will be given on Thursday
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