Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-01-29

ern trip. Mr.. Campbell is a young bus
mess man Of Utica, O., while his bride
is one o: Wheeling's most charming
young aud possesses many ad-
mirable traits of character. An array
of beautiful and useful presents testify
In what regard they are held by their
friends. On Tuesday evening a de-
lightful ante-nuptial was held at the
home of the bride, the ushers and a few
friends being present.
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Miss Fora Baker, Of Caldwell's Run,
entertained a number OF her friends,
Friday evening, in a pleasant manner.
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The handsome new Reymann resi-
dence on the corner of Fifteenth and
Eof streets, was formally opened Mon
day night in a jolly house-warming.
The affair was in the nature OF a sur
prise, rendered to Mr.. Anton Reymann
by a large number of his gentlemen
friends, but the host was equal to the
occasion and royalty entertained them
all. A feature of the evening was the
excellent music which war provided. IL
was a party Of considerable size, as
there were between sixty and seventy
guests on the joyous Scene Choice re-
freshments were served and thus, to-
gether with games, conversation and &
general inspection of the magnificent
Surroundings, made a most enjoyable
time.
Tho social committee Of the Y. P. S.
c. E. of the Lutheran Church, gave a
parlor social at the home of Miss Lizzie
Serig, Of the North End, Thursday
evening, which was we'll attended, there
being twenty-five couples present.
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Thursday evening Mrs. John Speidel,
OF the South Side, was surprised by a
number OF her friends in honor Of her
birthday. The evening was pleasantly
passed by those present. The affair
was arranged by the"South Side Four"
q social organization composed alto
gether Of elderly ladies. During the
evening refreshments were served.
Wednesday evening Miss Emma Britt,
of the East End, entertained a number
of her friends at her residence in honor
Of her guest, Miss Wilma Richards, from
New Philadelphia. Music was rendered
by some u the guests, also by Miss
Richards, who made for herself many
friends during the evening.
Monday evening a gay party OF young
folks from the South Side went out To
the residence of Miss Lottie Harbruck,
on East McCullUch street, where they
rendered that young lady a pleasant
surprise honor of her birthday. About
ten o'clock tempting refreshments were
served.
There are certain climatic extremes
that lead TO the same sentimental re-
suits, and 1t would be, quite
difficult for a man to decide between
the summer girl In her hammock and
the winter girl in her sleigh. When a
girl does look well in furs and soft rich
hues, she makes a picture whose har-
mony Of color and adorable expression
would charm the veriest sybarite. The
sleigh girl suggests all the comforts of
home.
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The marriage of Mr.. Francis D. Cliff
ton and Miss Anna Schwanenberger
took place Tuesday morning al the st.
Joseph'S Cathedral. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Father MeElli-
gott, and quite a number Of the friends
and relatives Of the contracting parties
were present.
A merry sleighing party drove out
from Martins Ferry, Monday evening.
and ia company with 8 number OF ST.
Clsirsville young folks, took supper at
the Clarendon. Among the party were
Misses Kate Ralston, Jennie Dixon,
Anna McKim, Edith McKim, Lena Nc
Way, S. 5. Thomas; Messrs. Robert A.
BACKYARD, Walter Taylor. Will Dixon,
Alex. Dixon, and Gee. G. Ralston.
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The Harmony Club, OF the South
Side, gave Its second annual ball Tues
dav night, in Teutonia Hall. At ten
o'clock the march was led by Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Schambra. The costumes
worn were very e9mical, and the affair
was q success.
On Friday evering. at Wilson'S sta
ton, was the scene OF . delightful