Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-01-01

Bradshaw, on Fourteenth street. Only
the immediate relatives were present.
The newly welded couple will live with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Arbenz, in
Pleasant Valley.
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Thursday evening number OF the
friends of Miss Julia Wizard, we'll
known young lady OF the East End,
called on her, in honor Of her birthday.
The evening was spent in an enjoyable
manner by all present.
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On Wednesday evening at o'clock,
Mr.. A. w. VoiRht, a prominent steel
worker Of Benwood, and Miss Laura
Pracht, Of Rose Hill, Bellaire, were
united In marriage. A large number of
invited guests were present. After the
ceremony an elegant wedding supper
was discussed, after which all tripped
the light fantastic to the music OF Prof.
Frank J. Nelson's superb orchestra, az
ter which showers Of congratulations
were poured upon the newly married
couple. Mr.. and Mrs. Weight will re-
side at BenwOOd.
Wednesday evening at $50 o'clock
Mr.. w. j. Steen aud Miss Bessie Cook
were quietly married at the parsonage
OF the U. P. Church, Rev. DR.. J. I. Nc
Clura officiating. Only few Of the
immediate friends and relatives were
present to witness the ceremony, az the
conclusion OF which the bridal party
was driven to the residence Of the
brides mother, on Twenty-fOurth street,
and to the grOom's home In the Eighth
ward, whore they will reside for the
time being. -
The ladies OF the Mercantile Club
have attained something more than a
local reputation for the beauty and
richness OF their toilets on social &C.
eaSiOns, but seldom have they surpassed
those seen at Franzheim's Hall on tia
occasion Of the Leap Year party. They
were rich in texture, new In design and
cleverly wrought. AS the fair dancers
moved to and fro under the soft light.
an enhancing scene was effected.
There was a two-fOld dancing partv
given at the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs.
w. p. Heiskell, at Echo Point, ia honor
OF their two sons, Andrew and Morgan
Heiskell, last Thursday evening. The
young friends Of Master Morgan were
entertained upstairs In the sitting room
while Mr.. Andrew entertained the Co.
tilion Club and q number Of other
friends down stairs. The house was
tas.efully decorated In pink aud white.
The Opera House orchestra was seated
in the hall amid potted plants. A pro-
gramme OF twenty dances was the or
der Of the evening. Refreshments we're
served at midnight after which dancing
was again resumed until two o'clock,
when all returned TO the city on a
special motor. The following are the
gowns worn by some of she young Ia
dies present. Eta Harper, green crepe
de chine; Sue Wright, pink hdia silk;
Ella Wright, black net trimhS Nj = cid
gold ribbon; Eta Rinshart, prs 81
silk; Mary PAUL, pink crepon; Martff-
List, steel cOlored silk, with trimmings
to match; Laura Dslzell, white silk
trimmed with lace; Holly Patter-
son, red net with velvet basque TO
match; Ella Howell, white chiffon,
with yellow underdress; Bessie Patter-
son, light green silk; Florence Atkin-
son. black net trimmed in pink; Gene
We've Ewing, black net, trimmed with
red; Matte OFT, pink crepe de chine;
Bessie Rec, blue cashmere; Lydia
Good, white dotted swiss, made Jose
phine; Laura Caldwell. pink figured
india silk; Helen Caldwell, light green
striped silk; Mary Moffat, black silk,
trimmed with lace; Helen McCabe,
white and yellow, trimmed tlth lace;
Ethel McCa0e, white crepe Anie
Grub. white lace, With er.
dress Of white silk; Matte hit.
black lace; Matilda Burke, Of dla
silk, entraine; Ethel Brannen ito
silk; Harriet DAlzell, red silk. ing
the boys present were: Latino in.
Arch M0ffaa q. W. Atkinson ter
sweeney. William Hearne. WHY AZ
Lawrence Wheat. Tom Sweene
Brice, Morgan Miller, Will Burke
Norton. Wheeler Norton, James
ln, Fred Ew pg, ARTHUR johnson
tavago, Dan sio& nan. Malcolm Z
organ har u Vance. WI
Wallace and ] Sweeney.