Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-03

most ENJOYABLE manner, various games,
music and refreshments comoih'ns W
form pleasant ENTERTAINMENT
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The Misses Brockunier Will receive
| their friends tomorrow evening az 'nei,
| nome at the corner OF Fourteenth anu
/ Cbapline street, between the hours VI
! eight and twelve.
4 ga
Miss Bertie Carl, of Thirty-ninth
street. entertained a number OF ner
{ friends in a pleasant manner TUESDAY
light. Music and games were the iea-
,nIes If the evening. A fine collation.
was served.
Miss Lizzie Campbell entertained
number OF friends "Wednesday evening
at cards, at Mrs. Senseneys, on Nortn
Main street, in honor OF Mr.. ana Mrs.
S. OFT Carothers. The a1air was
charming in all respects, aHd all pres
ent enjoyed it thoroughly
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Miss Stella Spangenberger, OF Bridge
port, gave very enjoyable party wed
nesfay evening at her home. A pleas
ant evening was spent at dancing ana
cards.
80
Miss Daisy Fisher entertained the
Bridgeport Club Wednesday night at
her home in Kirkwood in honor OF her
guest, Miss May Fisher, of Wellington.
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Miss Emily Warwood, OF Martins
Ferry, who, until recently has been the
organist of the First Presbyterian, VIII
shortly be married TO Brooklyn gentle
man, well known in musical circles.
After the marriage they will reside In
Brooklyn.
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Parkersburg has never witnessed sucn
a brilliant and fashionable wedding as
that which occurred Tuesday nlght IN
Trinity Church, the principals oeing
Mr.. Preston Brooks Tobin, young ana
prominent business man OF Augusta,
Ga, to Miss JEANNE Jackson Thomson
the beautiful daughter Of Col. G. w.
Thompson, President of the Ohio River
railroad, and neice of Hon. j. n. Cam
den, of West Virginia. and Col. w. L.
Thompson, President of the Lead Trust,
of New York. The church was spien-
didly decorated with palms, evergreens
and laurel. The arches over the win
dows were covered with laurel, while q
garland of laurel hung over the altar
and wreathed the lecturn. The altar
itself was beautiful picture OF ever
green, laurel and palm sartistically ar
ranged under the deft hands OF Miss Col
lie Smith. An exquisite design OF white
roses and chrysanthemums in the form
of bow-knot was suspended above the
happy pair and the cushion on which
they knelt was of white silk with knots
of ribbons. The ceremony was perform
ed by Rev. S. s. Moore assisted by BIS
hop Peterkin. A pretty idea was the
carrying OF the ring to the altar on
silver stand by Master George Thomp-
son while his little sister Miss FANNIE
Thompson carried the brides ooquet
magnificent bunch of white roses and
hyacinths. The attendants were: Best
man, Mr.. Jeptha Rucker of Athens,
Georgia; maid of honor, Miss Elizabeth
THOMPSON, of New York; bridesmaids,
Misses Julia Miller, of Augusta, Ga;
Bessie Thompson, sister OF
the bride; Julia Blaehtord, OF
this city; attendants and
ushers, Messrs. Cecil Cochrane, OF Liv-
erpool, England; w. A. Walton, w. A.
Harrison and T. B. Gibson, of Georgia;
Lewis Thompson, New York; Richie
Camden, city. The bride was attlred in
a superb gown of heavy corded silk with
exquisite lace bertha, and garniture OF
orange blossoms. Her veil which
| a IoYn ty
the hem Of her long train was secured
with a circlet Of pearls and an elegant
diamond pin, the gift OF MIR. and Mrs.
II. C. Jackson. White silk slippers,
long gloves and an exquisite diamond
bracelet completed this most bewitch-
ing toilet. The bridesmaids, with the
exception of Miss Thompson, wore
beautiful and dainty toilets Of
white silk with tulle over
dress, trimmed in pink ribbon. A
bow was fastened to the back OF the
gown and the streamers reached to the
floor, They wore white gloves and
carried punches OF La France roses.
Miss Thompson Of New York, the maid
of honor, was radiant and handsome in
a pink MORE antique with lace trim
mings. Another member OF the bridal
party was Miss Fanny Thompson. She
looked like a perfect little fairy in a
dainty gown of pink with her beautiful
golden curls fallinggover her shoulders.
Her brother wore a handsome suit OF
black velvet. After tie ceremony all
repaired to the spacious Thompson
residence on Seventh street where a
brilliant reception was held until
midnight. The costumes worn
were costly and beautiful Mrs.
G. w. Thompson's gown was
an elegant heitrope corded silk, made
entrain, and deliberately trimmed with
fringe and lace Of pearls. Mrs. w. P.
THOMPSON wore toilet OF elegant bro
cade, en- train. Mrs. Spillman was at
tired in black velvet, combined with
light brocade satin, en- train. Mrs. w.
n. Small wore black silk with elegant
diamonds. Mrs. A. &. Jackson wore
her wedding gown, a lovely white bro
caded silk. Mrs. H. c. Jackson was
sweet and charming in black silk, en-
train. The wedding presents were
numerous and costly, bat were not dis
played. One, however, was handsome
rosewood piano which was shipped d.
sectly to the brides new home. 1t was
the gift Of Col. and Mrs. w. p Thomp-
son.
49,
On Tuesday evening pleasant sur
prise "stag" party was given by Ed
ward II. Vaas, of Sixteenth street, be-
ing arranged by his mother in honor OF
his twenty-second birthday. About
twenty-five of his friends were present
and merry evening was spent at yari-
Gus social pastimes.