Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-12-04

MERGE will be held on December 13. and
q fine time Is promised. A big concert
aod bali will be given on New Years
Eve.
Cards have been sent out by Miss
Bessie Jepson for reception, Tuesday
evening, December 10, at the residence
Of her parents on Twelfth street.
Monday evening about twenty-five
couples OF the friends of Miss Emma
Schuberdt, Of South Jacob street, called
on that young lady and the surprise was
10 the nature OF farewell party, as
Miss Schuberdt will shortly leave for
Fostoria, where she will reside, and the
evening was spent IN a pleasant man
ner by all present. Refreshments were
served at 10 o'clock and this was follow
ed by dancing.
Mr.. VIM. Brues, of the B. & o., was
surprised Monday night by number OF
his friends at mis- home on Forty-sixth
street, in honor of his fortieJh birthday.
The guests were entertained for one or
two hours, after which tempting re-
freshments were served. The host was
presented with q handsome pair OF gold
eyeglasses.
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Thursday evening at half-past five
o'clock a pretty wedding was solemn
fed at the Thomson NJ. E. church on
the Island, and there was a large num-
her OF friends and relatives present.
The principals were Mr.. Herbert M.
Riheldaffer, son of Rev. w. &. Rihel-
daffer, and clerk in the National Bank
of West Virginia, and Miss Annie u.
Hall. daughter OF MIR. and Mrs. L. A.
Hail. OF South Huron street. The ush-
ers were Messrs. VIII Hare, Will Stew
enssn, Jason Stamp and Alex. Riheldaf-
fer. The bride was attired in fawn col
ored cloth, with hat, gloves and slip
pers TO match. At the conclu-
sion Of the ceremony congratulations
followed. after which came
a reception at the home OF the bride, at
which only the near relatives and init
mate friends participated. Mr.. and
Mrs. Riheldaffer went Immediately 70
their new home at No. Al South YcsH
street, which was already furnished.
The marriage Of Mr.. E. W. Reid, the
well known nurSeryman, OF Bridgeport,
and Miss Laura c. Spear, Of Etna, Pa,
will take place at the home Of the BRIDES
parents AZ o'clock, Tuesday evening
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wednesday evening at $50 o'clock at
r-h,r,sop ~ T. Church, Miss Anna J.
Hine. II Eleventh street and Mr.. y.
Bentley Boober, OF Washington, "a,
were united In marriage by Rev. >. ID.
Hess. There were no attendants, but
the uqhers were Messrs. William Lane,
John B0sley and Il. &. Dunn' Al TIE
close OF the ceremony the Drldal party
were driven % the home OF the bride on
Eleventh street, where q wedding sup
oer was discussed. At midnight the
newly welded couple left over the B. q
%. on "A eastern bridal tour.
Miss lone Higgins was RgreeSoly sur
prlsed By a number OF her young friends
Wednesday night, at her home on tue
Sopth Side. The occasion was the six
teeptb anniversary OF her birth. The
yOung lOlkS spent 4 NoiJ PiS@S0N' 49,
ing 10 the usual social diversions, ana
an elegant repast was discussed at the
usual hour.
Even In a city where lectures, con-
eerts and the theatres seem to answer
so promptly aud fully the question OF
amusements for enter evenings here
'pmes time, my night, pei ops,
hen old folks Younger one4 Nlso
ster about thu ZEN hreplace8 "a
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