Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-12-18

green crepe de chene. The best man
was DR.. Benjamin Van Hedges, Of New
York. A large number OF handsome
presents were received, as both the
bride and groom have many friends in
the Empire City. DR.. and Mrs. Hupp
left on a late train for Boston, and the
bridal tour will include tour OF New
England and Virginia, after which they
will return 70 this city, where they will
make their home az No. So Fourteenth
street.
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Miss Minnie Whissen was rendered
quite a surprise party last evening at
the home of her parents on Sixteenth
street by the Elite guitar social In hon
or OF the anniversary Of her birth. a
large number Of friends were present
and spent the evening ein music, con-
versati0n, etc, the principal feature Of
the occasion being the refreshments
which were served and discussed in ele-
CANT style. The guests departed st
midnight, leaving their hostess with
many happy wishes and kind returns.
The young ladies OF the South Side
will give a leap year party next Monday
evening at Clyclers' Hall. Music by
Prof Eillmyer.
Last evening Miss Grace Stone en-
tertained the Sears Tennis Club at her
home on Virginia street.
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Miss Margaret McLain has sent out
cards for Friday evening, December
23rd, ot the residence of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. McLaIn, on Twelfth
street.
Miss Edith Wilkinson and Lizzie
Ulrich, OF the Island, are in charge Of
the art reception and sale to be held at
the parlorS Of Miss Ulrich's home at 80
North Huron street, on next Monday
and Tuesday afternoon and evenings.
Thursday morning at S o'clock, at
the home Of Mr.. Geo. NJ. Merit, Of
Bellaire, occurred the marriage of Mr.
Charles A. Shinkle, manager Of Nc
Mechen, Son q Company's canning es-
Enlistment, this city, and Miss Ella J.
Merit, formerly principal of the
Eighth ward school. The ceremony
was performed by Rey J. A. Hopkins,
Of the Disciples church, in the pres
ence Of only a few Of the intimate
friends Of the parties. They left on
the Hudson yesterday morning for Gin
cinnati on a wedding trip, after which
they will be at home on Fifteenth
street.
Miss Iona Frey OF Forty-tourth street,
entertained several couples Of her
friends Wednesday night at her home.
Among those present were several
young ladies and gentlemen from Ben
wood. The evening was spent in an
enjoyable manner BY all present.
Tempting refreshments were served
during the evening.
An enjoyable reception was given at
the home Of Mrs. Mary Reid, Of Bridge
port, Wednesday night in honor Of Mr..
Edward Reid ana bride, who have Just
returned from g weeks trip through
the northern part Of Ohio. The room 4
were beautifully decorated with Smil *
and flowers and he dining rooms, where
during the evening an elegant course
dinner was served, was a mass of flowers
and plants Among tbs number pres
ent were Miss Kate Stewart, Miss Sallie
Miller, Miss Margaret Stewart. Miss
Ella Kerr, Miss BertieRlack Nd, Rev.
II. \. Campbell, A. w. herr Robert
Stewart, Of Martins FerlN Belle
Bailey aud Mrs. Eli Bailey4 brain,
aud Mrs. James GrilipL &airs-
vile.
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A fairer scene coQFT ~ ~
agined than met th q
the threshold Of III
Fourteenth street
noon. II was th
ception OF Mrs.
Mary Frew to
friends. Love-
tire amid So
beauty were
ti0ns we're a
ever seen at
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