Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-02-21


/ his dyspepsia or whatever else may be
secretly plungiBg him into the dumps
| This is the mission OF those who believe
| In entertaining as an art
One must Re fairly well read, must
! be ia touch with the tiInes-'Tell smat-
/ tered a. Gail Hamilton says; able TO
talk politics with the Congressman, So
I ciology win the phi!snIbrOpist, ART and
I literature with those who have lean
I ing in This direction, ard nothing 81 all.
( 50 that Is will sound ike something,
with the good-natured soul who never
thinks about anything because he can't
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Monday evening the thirtieth anniyer-
/ sary Of the marriage OF Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Samuel q. Mayor was pleasantly cele-
brated at their home II the corner Of
I Virginia and South Broadway streets.
/ The affair was surprise 70 Ar. and
Mrs. MAYOR, arranged BY their daugh-
ter, Miss Carrie, and their niece Miss
Mary Melvin. At midnight refreshments
we're served o. burst
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Miss Mamie Walker, Of South Wetzei
street, entertained a number OF her
young friends Monday evening in honor
1 Of her seventeenth birthday.
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Thursday evening the Social Four en-
tsrtaiued q number Of their friends a.
the residence Of Mrs. ). P. Fink, South
Penn street, Island. Harvey Wright,
Frank Fink, Charley Dorsey and Albert
J. McCurdy were TIE young gentlemen
ia charge. Cards and dancing occupied
the hours. Refreshments were served
- On appropriate hour, and were en-
joyed By all present. The music for the
occasion was made By Prof. Thomas
Dent, Of Martins Ferry. About fifteen
couples enjoyed the hospitality.
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One OF the most notable nuptial az
fairs OF the week was the Carroll
Reister event az the Cathedral on We'd
nesday morning, in which the pTinci-
pals were Miss Susie L. Reister, daugh-
/ ter OF Mr.. Nicholas Reister, aud DR..
John J. Carroll. The ushers were DR..
Oscar Burdatts, Mr. Charles Water
house, Mr.. George Truschel and Mr..
Thomas Lawson. Nuptial mass was
celebrated OF Right Rev. Bishop kain,
assisted 6y Rev. Father McElligott.
Special music was splendidly rendered
by the nine o'clock choir, Of which the
bride Is member. The bride
was attended by two maids OF
honor. Misses Gertrude Reister and An
ME Hoffman, both Of whom were pref
tily attlred. The bride wore costume
Of white crepe de chene, with pearl
trimmings demi-train, En- princess, and
diamond ornaments. She wore the con-
yentioual veil and bridal wreath, as
well as the orange blossoms, and carried
in her hand a beautiful bouquet Of
bridal roses.
At the conclusion Of the nuptials the
bridal party repaired 70 the home OF the
| bride at No. 1929 Market street; where
a wedding breakfast, furnished By Ca
terer burst. was discussed. A recep-
ton followed, in which the principals
were assisted in receiving by Miss Mary
Briesinger, Of Parkers0urg, and Lizzie
Kuglen, Of this city.
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( Miss Lucy Colinan, the grammar
| school teacher, Of Lincoln school, who
resigned her position, left Thursday
! night for her home In GAINESVILLE, where
I she will be united in marriage March 2,
/ 10 DR.. W. 5. Clinton, formerly Of Wheel
ing, but at present located in Pittsburg.
/
Invitations have Oeen issued for the
/ marriage OF Miss Josie NJ. Quarter TO
/ Prof. Sterrect, OF Texas. The ceremO-
nv will be performed at st. Johns Epis-
/ c0pal Church, at Q o'clock q. n, March
/ %. Rev. Bishop George W. Peterkin
ofiiciating.-CEGrlest0H Gazette.
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Mrs. 3. Albiuger was surprised by
thirty Of her lady friends Tuesday night
/ al her home on South Eoff street in
honor Of her ffty-second birthday. The
Winerwurst band made the music.
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Mr.. Isaac Friedman, Of Baltimore,
/ ard Miss Clara Heinsfruter, Of Parkers-
burg. were married at the brides resi-
! dence In Parkersburg Wednesday eve
ming BY Rev. B. \. Bonnheim Of this
city. The wedding was one Of the
prettiest Of the season.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Warren c. Cargille ce!e-
brated the thirteenth anniversary OF
their wedding Monday night by enter
tanning a number Of their friends al
/ their home on North Huron street. MIR.
and Mrs. Csrgille received many hand
some presents.
On Monday night Mrs. Logan, OF
Reimbursement street, was rendered a
surprise party in honor OF her 45th
birthday. Spears orchestra was in at
tendance. At midnight supper wa:
served, to which all did ample justice,
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The Island Club will be entertained
| tomorrow evening by Mr.. Oliver How
els, at his home in Bridgeport. Kill
meyer will play.
A pleasant ''stag" surprise party was
I rendered Tuesday evening 70 Mr.. Henry
( c. Shively, at his home on Zane street.
The first prize was divided between
Messrs. Henry Demehl, c. f. Braunlich
and Alfred Beymer. About 10 O'Clock
elegant refreshments were served.
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Mr.. Louis Rider and Miss Sophia Bics
were united IN marriage az the home OF
the brides parents, on South Eof street.
Thursday night at 5 o'clock. Rev. Haas,
pastor of ST. Paul's German Church, per
formed the ceremony.
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The home OF Mr.. Fred. Wingerter, or
South Chapline street, was the scene Of
an enjoyable juvenile party Thursday
afternoon and evening, given in honor
of his children. Quite d number OF the
little folks were present and all had 8
pleasant time.
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