Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-05-08

What can the bride possibly do with SIX
berry sets. four ice cream services anu ten
iewel-caskets. viii the surplus go 10 the
siversmith's or the pawnbroker'si IL Is an
appalling suggestion. Then the generous
giyers come in and glance furtively ABOUT
to see If they can remember what they
gave There is a well authenticated case
of a wedding in a neighboring Ohio town
not very long ago where the wedding pre-
sents have been sold in instruments since to
keep the bride and bridegroom going.
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A quiet wedding was celebrated at
St. Alphonsus church on Wednesday
morning last at nine o'clock, Rev.
Father Didacus officiating, the high
contracting parties being Mr.. Max
Koch, OF this city, and Miss Annie Hal
fenbein, Of Caldwell, Ohio. IL was the
original intention to have wedding
breakfast at the new home of the cou-
pe, bat owing to sickness OF relatives
this feature was abandoned. The hap
DIV couple with friends went TO st.
Clairsville to visit relatives on the day
of the wedding. and are now keeping
house on Delaware street. The pres
ents received from friends and relatives
were numerous and handsome.
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Mrs. Michael Weis, OF South Eoff
street, was rendered pleasant surprise
party last Tuesday evening in honor OF
the thirty-eighth anniversary OF her
birth, about fifty persons being present
Games and cards occupied the fore
part Of evening. after which refresh
ments were served and the floors clear
ed for dancing. The guests departed
at $50, wishing their hostess many
happy returns Of the day. Mrs. Weis
received some very beautiful and costly
presents.
Talk Of self-denial and Lenten discipline!
No body knows anything about them except
the young woman who has taken tnat eX-
quisite spriug bonnet out exactly one nun
dred times, and looked et it and looked att
and lust loved 1t, and had to put 1t back and
wait and wait until Easter came before she
could wear it. It's easy enough Tor man
TO keep Lent. What does he care ABOUT
wearing his new hati Pshaw the chances
are he hasn't even got one. But she mas.
Indeed, sheis a very strange young woman
if she has not several more than one. II sne
is trying to make her Easter Offering" big
enough to feel good over, then she probably
has contented herself with buying one or
two of the milliner, and is modelling the rest
after some of the fascinating creations
which she denied herself.
Miss Liddie Foster, celebrated her
birthday on Thursday evening by a
Joyous party at the home OF her grand
parents Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Purcell on
North Marriott cfrppt
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A masquerade party was rendered
Mr.. Edward Manages OF the South Side
on Thursday evening. A pleasant time
was had by all who were present. Dane
ing was INDUCED in for some time and
at midnight refreshments were served.
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The members of the Mozart Singing
Society rendered Mr.. James Hans a
pleasant surprise party Wednesday
night at the residence Of Mr.. Hans
brother on South Jacob street. The
affair was in honor Of Mr.. Hans return
from q long visit with friends In Ger
many, Music and dancing were among
the main features OF the affair.
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MISS ANNE hdlt3 Va AoOuVH o"SNN
street, entertained a number OF her
friends Friday night in honor or her
twenty-second birthday. An enjoyable
time was had by all,
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The Ladies Section OF the Central
Garden Club rendered very enjoyable
dance on Friday evening TO the mem
bers of the club and few invited
friends, at the club room CD South
Market street. CAROLS Orchestra OF
the North End, was present and fur
nished the music for dancing. AT mid
night an elegant supper was discussed.
About twenty-five couples were present
and all had pleasant time.