Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-21

reception was held by the bride at her
home, and quite a number OF young
friends of both were present. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fleming were the recipients OF
quite number of fine presents.
So
There are going to be any number OF
weddings this autumn. Bachelors ana
widowers OF some years standing, Wild
ows galore, and that usual contingent OF
Young maids and men who are always
marrying will make the number OF
Wheeling ceremonies unusually large.
Among the people who are to get mar
ried nearly everybody in society Will
have some friend.
Mr.. Farrls Chippe and Miss Rena
Waterman, both of Bridgeport, were
quietly married last Wednesday night
at the Nj. E. parsonage of that place oy
the pastor, Rev. c. B. henthorne. MI
and Mrs. Chippe are spending their
honeymoon at Lafferty, Ohio.
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A stranger recently declared that a
! Wheeling girl was unmistakable, FOR
they were all one and the same. Such
generalization might smack OF the COM
monplace, il not slight damning with
faint praise, if the lenient critic had not
| followed his comment by the amiaole
com pliment that they all had such sweet
voices that they accorded in converse
| ton like a well trained chorus, ana
/ their graceful manners were tiavored
| throughout with the same essence or re-
| fnement. 1t was an Easternite who made
! the remark, and il there is one feature
about them as class more strongly
marked than another, it Is dlstin-
| guished, easy and thorough repose OF
manner and an air OF absolute familiar
ity with all the good things Of life.
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Dr. Robert w. Tener, the we'll known
dentist, and Miss Nellie Mendel, OF
Bethany, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John +. Mendel, will be married on the
9Th of September. No invitations will
be issued, and the wedding will be a
very quiet affair. The marriage will
take place at the home Of the bride in
Bethany.
The most notable wedding OF the
week was the espiel-Sonneborn az
fair at the Synagogue on Wednesday
evening, the contracting parties being
Mr.. J. Dinklespiel, of Pueblo, COL, and
Miss Rose Somehow, daughter or Mr..
Joseph Somehow, Of South Front
street, Island. The ushers were Messrs.
Isadore Somehow, Il. Hanauer, Gaoe ).
Emsheimer, Lee Somehow, OF Wheel
ing, Lee Sonneborn, OF Bellaire, and
Dave Kraus. Mr.. Nose Somehow Gill
ciated as best man, while Miss Clara
Somehow, sister of the bride was the
accompanying attendant, and looked
pretty arrayed in white China silk. The
bride wore white China silk en- traine,
with pearl trimmings and dia-
mond ornaments, the conventional
veil covering ALL At the conclusion OF
the ceremony the bridal party was
! driven to Mercantile Hall, where brief
reception was held, after which came a
well prepared wedding repast. Follow
| ing the banquet the floor was cleared
and dancing TO Killmeyer's music was
| enjoyed for several hours. A fine and
elaborate array Of presents were re-
| ceived. Among those present from out
of town Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Price, OF
Lanaconing, Nd; Misses Gertie Price
and Stella LechtensteiD, and Mr.. Nose
Lechtensuein, Of PittSburg; Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Lippel, Mr.. and Mrs, II. Blum,
Mr.. A. Luchs, and Mr.. Lee Somehow,
of Bellaire, and Mrs. s. Lowenstein, OF
Mansfield, 0.
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Mrs. Rev. Dornblazer entertained
the Woman's Missionary Society OF the
English Lutheran church at her home
on South Broadway Thurday night.
The ladies came in the afternoon and
were Joined by their husbands at g
o'clock, when an appetizing suppsr was
served. The evening was then spent
in social way.
Thursday evening Miss Amelia Beltz
entertained the "Bashful Seven" at
her home on Sixteenth street. A pleas
ant evening was spent at dancing and
cards and refreshments were served at
a proper hour.
Twelve couples Of young people had
an enjoyable hay ride TO Maultown
Thursday night. Supper, consisting OF
chicken and waffles was served by "Mine
Host" Hall at the Wayside Inn and dis
cussed by the party:
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The ladies were there in full force at
the Hospital races on Thursday. There
were not many striking costumes, but
there was a deal OF ease, GOODNESS and
comfort in them all. One OF the pref
test summer girls there was gowned In
white. The material was not so notice
able as the fit. 1t was perfect, and the
whole thing so becoming that her pres
ence attracted many glances. Her hat
was white straw with narrow straight
rim, and sat so jauntily on her head.
The only bit OF color about this tenni
maiden's costume was an insertion eight
inches wide down the front OF the waist
of the faiutest, most delicately tinted
glossy, shimmering sky blue silk. Just
above it was pair Of red lips, not the
ripe cherry lips of the novel, but ma
lures red. Her eyes were large, brown
and lustrous. The dark curls OF hair
that clustered around under the white
hat and the Psyche twist made con-
trast. The cheeks were prettily rounded
and the curves took in the chin, while
dimpes played and circled and whirled
away like little eddies in rlvor when
she laughed. A man sat beside her and
held a striped parasol over her-juSt
one man-but twenty-five were aching
for the job.
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A pleasant surprise party was given
Miss Eva Dailer by her friends in North
Wheeling Thursday evening. Those
present: Misses Ellie Klein, May Des-