Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-07-10

Miss Clara Keeyer, of Allegheny, who is
visiting her. An evening OF much en-
joyment was had by all. The main fea-
lures of the affair were some fine music
and variety of games. Refreshments
were also served.
A number of the prominent society
ladies of this city gave highly enjoy
able riding party Thursday to st. Glars
vile, where they all took supper at the
Clarendon Hotel. The party left the
city at o'clock in Mitchell's large pic
mic wagon, returning at 10 o'clock in the
evening. ALI were enthusiastic over
the pleasing jaunt. Warm praise was
bestowed on Mr.. Thomas Clark for
courteous treatment and the excellent
manner in which he looked after the
comfort of his guests and the fine repast
he had spread for them. Among those
present were Mrs. A. w. Kelly, Mrs.
Rebecca Harden, Mrs. j. j. Jones, Mrs.
George Wise, Mrs. DR.. Hazlett, Mrs.
Judge Jacob. Mrs. n. B. Scott, Mrs.
Roseman Gardner of Steubenville, Mrs.
Mary Allison. Misses Kate Allison and
Mary Vance, Miss NJ. Wilson, Mrs. John
Frew, Mrs. j. c. Hupp. Mrs. George *.
McMechen and Mrs. Henry Harper.
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There was a quiet wedding Thursday
afternoon at half-past two o'clock at st.
Matthew's Episcopal Church, the con-
tracing parties being Mr.. E. r. Hitch
cock, OF Armenia, II. Y, book-keeper for
Halleck Bros, bridge contractors, and
Miss Agnes Rachael Morris. Among
those from out OF town were Col. and
Mrs. Robert McEldowney and daughter,
OF New Martinsville; Mrs. L. G.. Halleck,
of Hootstown, o.; Mrs. j. G. Glenn, OF
Mercer, Pa. Mrs. j. I. Donovan, nee
Miss Jean Glenn, OF New York; Mr.. I.
Z. McEldowney, Of New Martinsyille;
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Newton Linch, OF
Martinsburgh; Mrs. Johnson l.. Jones
and daughter, Miss Grace, OF Dillies
Bottom; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hitch
cock, wife and children, of Pitts
burg. The ushers were Mr.. Henry
Steady, of Middlebourne, w. Va, and
H. S. Murphy, Of this city. The cere-
mony was conducted by Rev. DR..
Swope, Mr.. w. Newton Linch giving
the bride away. The best man was Mr..
n. Bell Leak, of Alliance, Ohio. AT
the conclusion OF the ceremony the
party retired and were driven to the
residence OF the brides mother, Mrs.
Grace M. Morris, on Main street, where
q brief reception was held, after which
Mr.. and Mrs Hitchcock were driven TO
the 2. w. s. Ky. depot, where they took
the Ago train for the East. They will
visit eastern cities and watering places
for several weeks, and on their return
will be at home at No. 1049 Main street
after July 20.
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What woman does not love diamonds?
The glitter OF the pure white stone,
either set alone as an engagement ring
or in company with pearls, sapphires or
rubies In the fashionable marquis or
other quaint shapes, is simply the idol
of her heart. She can live her life
without earrings pendant or brooch,
but she has one ambition from the time
she is a. tiny girl and that is to own
diamond ring. There is something about
woman's love for diamonds that Is
really more than part OF her usual
pretty frivolity. 1t is species OF wor-
ship, and no other gift could have
proven so efficacious as that the tempter
offered to Marguerite.
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Miss Annie Newland entertained a
number of friends Thursday evening at
her home on West Jefferson street,
Martins Ferry, in honor OF Misses
Lola and Blanche Carroll, Of New Cum
berand, who are visiting In the city.
The evening was pleasantly spent with
dancing and the various social games.
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Thursday night the home OF Rev. s.
S. Winters, Martins Ferry, pastor OF
the First Nj. E. Church, Mr.. Charles
Kellar and Miss Laura Parker were
quietly married by the pastor. The
happy couple went Immediately to
housekeeping at their newly furnished
home on Ninth street, where they were
given a reception.
On Thursday evening Miss Emma
Ocker entertained a number OF her
friends in honor of her guest, Miss
Martha Wise, from Washington, Pa.
The evening was spent In cards and
many other games. The feature Of the
evening was the singing by Chas. Stro-
bel. At suitable hour fine luncheon
was served and all did ample justice to
the good things.
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Mrs. Andrew Schulz. OF East Wheel
ing, entertained number OF her friends
.fc.6 - In hnnnr n
her thlrtieth birthday. A very enjoy
able time was had by all those present.
At 10 o'clock tempting repast was dis
cussed.
Miss Ella Haines, OF the Sixth ward,
handsomely entertained number OF
her young friends, Thursday night, in
honor OF her seventeenth birthday. An
enjoyable time was spent by those pres
emit, music and dancing being the main
features OF amusement. At IL o'clock
tempting refreshments were served.
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Cards have been sent out by Mr.. and
Mrs. John Young Bassell OF Leesburg,
w. Va, for the marriage Of their
daughter, Henrietta Benedict, to Mr..
Henry Treat Crittenden, which will &C.
cur July 25th, at half past eight o'clock,
at St. James Church, Leesburg. Sew
eral Wheeling friends Of the bride have
received invitations.
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1t was most congenial party that
drove TO Maultown on Wednesday eve
ming and partook of most palatable
supper. The members OF the party
were some OF the prominent particl-
pants in the mercantile balls that
formed such conspicuous features OF
last winters social life. 1t was just