Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-11-13

--LATEST uO1'
hand when those ANIMALS known in
the society parlance OF America
as ''buds" are blOssoming forth
I'm our radiant garden. The
French have abbreviated into the one
word "debutante" the self-same syno-
pym, while q whole string Of adjectives
in English would be required TO convey
the impression Of the ineifable charm OF
manner which distinguishes them.
They are the most delicious paradoxes
In the world. They ara bewitchingly
unconscious, yet as conscious as the
peacock; they are tremulOus and they
are piQuaut and audacious; they are
miserable and radiantly happy all In
the same minute and, above all, the
sweetest and most dangerous heart de-
COWS in existence.
Now that election is over society will
awaken, and series OF gayeties are
promised.
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A quiet wedding took place Wednes-
day evening at eight o'clock, In the par
lor Of the residence Of Rev. G. III. AL
FORD, pastor Of the Third Presbyterian
~. The embracing parties were
David G. Davidson and Miss Georgia
Richardson. The attendants were DR..
and Mrs. Hill. Only few intimate
friends OF the happy couple witnessed
the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs, Davidson
left on the 9:55 o'clock train over the b.
& o. for an Eastern wedding tour.
Wednesday evening G.. Edward Syl-
Wis, OF the East End, and Miss Kate
Shafer, daughter OF Mrs. Mary Shafer,
Of Eighteenth street, were married by
the Rev. Or. Fullerton, of Zane Street
III. r. Church. The ceremony was per-
formed at the house where Mr.and Mrs.
Mrs. Sylvls will reside, at No. 81 Nine
teenty street, and was attended by the
families Of the happy couple.
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Ed. Yahn, who came home to vote on
Tuesday, entertained q number of bis
friends pleasantly Wednesday night, at
his home on Eighteenth street. Mr..
Yabn's voice IS much improved, and
his friends were agreeably surprised.
lie left for Cincinnati yesterday morn
ing to resume his studies.
The friends Of William BOwden, Of
the East End, called on him Wednes-
day vening at his home and rendered
him a surprise, as 10 was the thirtY-third
anniversary Of his birth. During the
evening Mr.. Bowden was presented
with very handsome gold headed cane
By his friends.
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Mr.. William Mosley, OF the upper end
Of BenwoOd, entertained a number Of
his friends Monday night, iD honor of
his friend, Joseph Watkins, of Little
ton, who Is visiting him for few days.
Quite number Of guests were present,
and all spent an enjoyable time.
About midnight tempting refreshments
were served. The South Side Guitar
Club made the music.
Mrs. o. r. Wood, Of Martins Ferry,
gave delightful AT Home" TO her
lady friends Thursday afternoon at her
home on North Fourth street, between
the hours Of two and six. She was as
sisted in receiving by Miss Jennie Nc
Grew. -
AN preparations for the Linsly ball,
which is TO take place at the ArmOry
next Friday evening, have been about
completed. The affair is under the Su-
spices OF the Senior class, and all are
working diligently to make the affair q
success. The Opera House orchestra
will furnish the music for the occasion.
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A pretty wedding took place Wednes-
dav mOrnin- ia the Church of the I'M
msculate Conception on the South Side,
ft beips that OF Mr.. Philip MOnahan
and Miss Mary Davis. The ceremony
was. performed by Rev. Father Mullen
n the presence Of . large gathering of
friends and relatives Of the contracting
parties. The attendants were Mr.. VIM.
Iayells and Miss Rose Davis, a sister
OF the BRIDE Immediately after the
ceremony &C the church brief recep-
tiOn was held at the residence OF the
brides parents on the South Side. Both
parties are well known and have many
friends.
mr. YIN. Ritz was pleasantly surpris-
ed Monday night at his home at the
cad OF Twenty-fouNh street, by anum-
Of his friends, Ia honor Of his thirty
q birthday. Mr.. Ritz is well
70 workman at WSRd Bros. plan
%, and quite a nuu er Of his fell
rkmen were present. The even
'oent ia vegy y ent man
cesent IN ~ ncing.
Is were 'tten