Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-01-08

the contracting parties. After brief
reception, Mr.. and Mrs. Stickemeyer
left over the B. & o. for Baltimore.
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Thursday was the silver anniversary
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Bach, and the
occasion was celebrated in fitting man
ner. In the evening reception was
held in the parlors OF the Arion, and
host OF friends called TO congratulate
them. and extend their best wishes.
The evening was spent in an enjoyable
manner. Mr.. and Mrs. Bach received q
large number of handsome presents.
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Miss Lizzie Ulrich entertained num-
Der OF her friends pleasantly Thursday
evening, at her home on North Huron
street. Quite number OF visitors TO
the city were among those who were
present. Prof. Charles Killmyer pre-
sided at the piano with his accustomed
grace, AMI the evening was given to
terpsichorean pleasures. At midnight
a collation. was spread.
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Invitations are out to the marriage
OF Miss Mary E. Latstetter and Ernest
B. Morris, Of Clarksburg, The we'd
ding will take place at the Church OF
the immaculate Conception next Tues
day morning at 10 O'Clock.
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There was pretty nuptial affair al
st. Lukes Episcopal Church Wednes-
day afternoon. the contracting parties
being Miss Lulu Grace Hildreth, niece
of Mrs. Samuel P. Hldreth, Of Chap
line street, and DR.. Edmund CanbreIl
Gibbs, Of Baltimore, brother OF Joseph
s. Gibbs, of this city. The ushers were
Messrs. Joshua Buckley, Will Steven
son. Wheeler Bachman and Will Miller.
The bridal party entered the church at
Z o'clock, to the music Of wedding
march. the bride with her aunt, Mrs.
Hildreth, and the groom with his best
man, Mr.. Frank p. Berry. The bride
was arrsyed ia a cream white bengsllne
gown, en- traine and high neck, trimmed
with irish point lace. She wore a
pretty white hat trimmed with ostrich
feathers. Jacob Birmingham, the rec
tor, performed the ceremony, after
which the party were driven to the
brides home, where a reception was
held. At 6 o'clock DR.. and Mrs. Gibbs
left over the b. & o. on an Eastern
wedding tour OF a few weeks, after
which they will take up their residence
in Baltimore.
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Miss Sallie Ellsworth entertained a
number of her friends very pleasantly,
Wednesday evening, at her home on
Thirty-eighth street, the affair being
complimentary to her guest, Miss Reg
ina Coppes, Of Allegheny. A large num-
Der OF her friends were present, and the
hours we're spent in the usual social
diversions, appetizing refreshments
being discussed at midnight.
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The nome Of Miss Lillian Ststler, on
North trout street, Island, was the
scene of one of the most enjoyable gath
erings Of the season last Friday even
ing. Some thirty odd couples were
present, and q most delightful evening
was spent. Music and games consti-
tuted the pleasures Of the evening, to-
gether with we'll prepared supper, TO
which all done justice. So we'll pleased
and highly entertained was the gather
ing that they reluctantly disbanded at
. o'clock the following morning.
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Thursday evening Miss Ella Florence
was surprised by number OF her
friends, at her residence, near Eleventh
and McColloch streets. The affair was
arranged in honor of Miss Florence's
birthday, aud all Of those present spent
an enjoyable evening. Miss Florce re-
,,g,,od ~, m, hnr ~ pracantS
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Miss Fannie Edwards entertained q
number of her friends Wednesday night
az her home on South Huron street.
About twenty couples were present and
very enjoyable time was spent by all.
Master Howard Merkel entertained
q number Of his little friends at birth
day party at the home Of his parents,
Mr.. aud Mrs. G. II. Merkel, on Vir-
! ginia street. The hours were from 3 TO
5. The following were present: Vir-
= GINA Stone, Edith Mendel, Katharine
Stone, Helen Muhleman, Miriam Schel-
base, Edith Williams, Ethel Reed, Su-
sic Mccoy, Hattie Elliott, Gertrude
Riheldaffer, Luretta Green, Stella Da-
Wis, Alex. Rhodes, Harold Hancher,
Ben Stanton, Howard Wilson, Jessie
Crawford, Sidney Mccoy, Wilbur Eli
OFT. Lawrence Ribeldaffer, Fred Alex
ander. Reid Brunette, James MeFad-
den, Howard MeFadden, Willie Travis,
Cecil Digby and Willie Naylor.
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Society is looking forward now with
much pleasure to the Charity Ball
which occurs at Arion Hall next Thurs
day evening. 1t is expected there will
be one Of the largest assemblages of the
season, and preparations for the affair
are now well in hand. One OF the feat
\ ures Of the affair Will be splenaidly
prepared supper by Caterer Ziegenfeld-
er. Mr.. E. Buek9 will be master OF
ceremonies. The Apittees in charge
are az follows: er Committee
Ms. II. Baer, @ Mrs. III. Hey
%, Mrs. II. So y. En-