Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-01

fairly under way, and before another
month rolls around Dame Fashion will
have asserted her supremacy and
Wheeling beaux and bellies will be her
willing subjects. The past six days
were admirable ones for indoor func-
tions, but OF course the cool weather
came In the nature Of 3 surprise, and
could not be fOreseen. The week was
rather dull, in consequence, but there
will DO plenty Of enjoyment for tho
devotees during the next few weeks, as
the social horoscope reveals a number
OF very pretty prospective affairs for
which elaborate preparations are being
made.
The Mercantile Club, the popular He
brow society organization, will inauRu-
rata the season OF winter affairs by q
fuIl dress ball on October 18th, for
which elaborate arrangements are being
made The Opera House Orchestra has
been engaged TO furnish the music Tor
dancing.
Dora Clifton entertained a number Of
friends az his hone on Fourteenth street
Monday evening, in honor Of the TWEEN
ty-ffth anniy ersary OF his birth. The
evening was spent very pleasantly with
the aid q q programme OF social diver
sions and an appetiZiug midnight repast.
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Nj. Charles R. Peihler, q popular en-
poye Of the Wheeling Ice aud Storage
Company, and Miss Dora Davis, the &C
complished daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
7. Davis, were the happy parties TO a
pretty nuptial contract which was SOL
emnizsd at the Ctapline Street NJ. Z.
Church Thursday evening. The church
was well filed with friends OF the happy
compile. aud the words which made
them a and wife were said by the
pastor, Rev. +. \. Lynch. The
bride was attired ia a beautiful
cream silk costume, trimmed in
pearls and Spanish silk lace. She wore
full bridal veil, crowned with orange
blossoms, and carried a bouquet Of fra
grant roses. The bridesmaids were
Misses Barbara and Lizzie Burkhardt.
After the cerafcny . reception was
held 81 the OF the bride, and an
excellent vsddAE supper vas discussed.
roogA guests present were NJ. and
ATgs, Mr.. and Mrs. Blatchley,
Mr.. Mrs. Degant, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fair. Mr.. aud Mrs. Rixey, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wright. Mr.. and Mrs. Dakan, Mr..
and Mrs. Hablg, Mr.. and Mrs.
.Jenniugs. Mr.. and Mrs. Martin,
NJ Pittsburg, Pa, Mr.. and Mrs. n. L.
Ropd. OF. FraepOrt, Ne, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Otto. Mr.. and Mrs. Amick, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jackson, Miss LOttie MalsOn, Miss
sadie NIckison, Mrs. Loosen, Mr.. and
Mrs Picker. Mr.. and Mrs. Lance, OF
.in's Ferry, Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz, OF
rtin,s Ferry. Mr.. aud Mrs. Edgell,
NJ and Mrs. Little, Rev. and Mrs. +.
n lynch. Mr.. aud Mrs. Anderson, Of
Posbv's Rock, Miss Maggie Berkhart,
OF Bsrnesville, o., Mr.. 6eisy' and many
others.
Mr.. James E. DuttOn and Miss Mary
A. Hornish we're quietly married
wednesday at the home OF the brides
parents, No. las Fourteenth street.
Rev. j. A. Fullerton, pastor OF the
Zane Street NJ. f.. Church, performed
the ceremony In the presence OF a few
invited guests. An Informal receotion
followed.
A very pretty nuptial event took
place Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock
At the residence Of Mr.. Joseph FeaY on
the National road, the contracting par
ties being his granddaughter Miss
Gussie NJ. Burkam, Of North Main
street. anG Mr.. William Russell Dewitt,
OF Baltimore. The Rev. Lsverty Greer,
OF tha Stone Church, Elm Grove, per-
formed the ceremony, which was wit
messed by only a few friends and rela-
tiyes. At its completion hearty con-
ordinations were offered. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dewitt left for Missouri, where
MIR. Dewitt Is a civil engineer in the
government service, located near ST.
Louis,
A speclal telegram from MorgantOwn
20 the REGISfER says: Probably the
most elaborate aud fasbioable wedding
that has occurred here for the past year
was that to-day which united the hearts
and fortunes Of Rev. Louis T. Linde-
ninth and Miss Mary Casselberry. The
wedding took place 40 the home OF the
bride at 1920 o'clock this afternoon, and
vas witnessed by Seyenty-hve OF the
riends OF the couple The ritualistic
,ryice was said by Rev. A. NJ.
1chanan, assisted by Rev. ROemer,
Cleveland, and took place
ith the contracting parties stationed
ader q beautiful floral marriage bell.
ne bride was attended by four inti-
ates. Misses Maud NcVicker, Edna
ugh, Lily Hagans and Madge Brown
were attired in chiffon over silk
dFfereut color, the BRIDES cos
sinE OF white satin. Rev. Linde-
from Wheeling, but has just
from Princeton Theological
nd has been appointed 20
Of q Presbyterian church
Pa, for which point the
couple left at 5 o'clock.
only daughter OF Dr..
go Casselherry, a most
STslA tured young lady, and
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a well-known en-
Bridgeport and
Car Company,
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