Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-01
lssED Az EIGHT.
W EELlT-EUBBARD NUPHALS At THE
FORESr' LAST EVENING
verifying in Readiness for the New Ysar's Bal
a. he ReLurs House 36-Night- Other Social
Events Happening About Town.

Ine picturesque suburban residence
OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Hubbard, known
as The Forest, +" out the National road,
was the scene OF pretty wedding
last evening at eight o'clock, in
which the contracting parties were Mr..
wilson Irwin Kelly, son OF Mr.. aud Mrs.
a Wilson Kelly, and paymaster at the
Belmont Mil, and Miss Julia Payne
Hubbard, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
T. Hubbard. The grounds adjoining
the residences were beautifed with Ian
terms aud pArabolic lights, and the
scene was very pretty.
The interior OF the house was hand
someiy and appropriately bedecked for
The occasion. The floor was covered
with white canvas, while the Railways
ana various apartments were artiStically
adorned. Ia the parlorS where the
huptlals took place the decorations
We're especially beautiful and fitting
FestU0nS o. evergreen radiated from the
centre chandelier, while the huge tre-
place was almost embarked with holly
and evergreen. just above the tire
place on the wall shOae out IN bold relief
an artiStically constructed lovers knot
OF white carnations.
The wedding, while in a measure a
quiet one, was attended by quite u large
number OF relatives and friends. The
bride has for some time been prOmi-
nent factor i'm high social circles, and
the Wedding event was looked forward
70 With much interest. The uSherS
were Mr.. VIII Baird and Mr.. Arthur
Hubbard. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. w. II. Cook, pastor Of the
Second Presbyterian Church. The
bride was attired in white crepe with
pearl trimmings Miss Alma Hubbard,
sister of the bride, oficiated as brides
maic, while Mr.. Charles ;. Mcmahon,
OF Cambridge, =. acted as best man.
Aiming the visitors present were Miss
Ehe lewis Of PittSburg. and Miss HOl-
lawty, Of Canton, Ohio, guest of Miss
JAMIE Good. Music was furnished by the
Opera House orchestra stationed on
The seeOnd landing. At the close OF the
ceremony q reception was held, and a
Joyous social time was passed during
which the newly married couple were
; the recipients of many hearty cOngratu-
atoms. Some rich and tasty presents
wee ncluded IN the array OF wedding
gifts. Mr. and Mrs. Kelly left late last
nightPl'a wedding trip West and upon
their leturn will occupy their new home
on So lth Front street.
OTHER SOCIAL EVENTS.
To-day there will be the usual New
Years reception ut the Y. Nj. G. A.
building, the hours being from three
o'clock this afternoon until ten tonight.
The affair will be under the auspices OF
the Womans' Union Benevolent Society
aud a committee from that organization
viii have charge OF affairs. This even
ing an entertainment will be held in the
hall Mrs. +. W. Seymour, Mr.. w. B.
IPay, Mr.. J. NJ. Hammond and Others
win take part.
The Island Club were entertained
49, me-. T. ny Dir. Charles Lee Coen
80 N South Penn.
IS a us Club gave a dance last
"a 4T~n ranzllen's Hall which was
Mgely attended. IL was one OF the
A. bst slccessiul OF their series. A fine
A nqdst was served at Van Keuren's.
NMissss Anrie and Josephine McGar'
ID n gaze a delightful dance to a num-
Ner al friends, last evening, at theiI
home N North Market street.
Miss Minnie Glchrist handsomely en-
Hrtaired q number OF friends at her
lone 90 Fifteenth street, last evening,
tn drive whist party. Miss Ellie
4 .ussel and MI b. s. Allison won the
q "a st prizes.
Miss Hannah Whally entertained a
Mumbsr Of ladies yesterday after loou
hith a prOgr SSivt eUchre party. There
Were seven tables in operation, and
II tine time was enjoyed.
II The New Years hop at the Mcclure
III toni. At promises u bea brilliant event
4 Tne double doors on Twelfth street
II leading directly to the parlors will be
4 tie main entrance.