Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-24

Brunswick, No., who have been their
guests. Early 10 the evening cards were
engaged in and pleasant games were
played. In the course Of the
evenings enjoyment, delicious re-
freshments were served. Among
the guests were James Nichols, Of
Baltimore; William Hartgrove and
4 daughter, Miss Lizzie, Of Geanette,
Pa; Lawrence HartgPove, Carson City,
+. Kan; Miss Annie>(Barnes, Of Barnes
vile; and JosS6h Browulee, Mr. aud
Mrs. ZiegeL&6fder, Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll
apd &sS Jennie, Dir. and Mrs j. A.
etber, and Mr.. and Mrs. ). @. Boyer,
Of this city.
One OF the happy events Of the past
week was the marriage, on last Wednes-
day evening, of Chas. ID. Ritter aud Miss
Lizzie Rayha, at the home or the brides
parents, Rev A. w. Werder Ofhciat-
ing. The attendants were Mr.. Harry
Ritter and Miss Clara Bayha, only i'm
mediate relatives being present. After
the wedding ceremony an elegant sup
per was served Mr.. and Mrs. Ritter
left on the - p. m. train b. &c o. train
for three weeks trip 10 Chicago
and other Western cities. Mr.. aud Mrs.
Ritter were the recipients OF many
handsome and valuable presents. The
contracting parties are very popular
with large circle of friends who eX-
tended 10 them ;heir hearty congratu-
tiOns.
Next Thursday evening, in the Chap
line Street NJ. T.. Church, Robert Pieh-
Ter. OF the Wheeling Ice Of Storage
Company, will De married 20 Miss Cora
Davis. a daughter of Taos. Davis, OF
the south Side. A biz reception will
be given the couple 90 the brides home.
They will live on South Jacob street.
The Island Club, an organization or
Island young society people, will give
their opening hop Of this season 10 their
new hall, az the corner of Virginia and
South Penn street next Friday evening.
The White Rose Quartet, OF Mounds
vile. assisted bY talent from this city,
rave very creditsDle entertainment Ia
rhe Wesley ST. T.. church Thursday
evening The church was well filled
win people. and The quartet sang all IT'S
eelecf'ons in very excellent manner.
Cso~ge Waferh0use. Essie Butler and
49, Kate Riter. W this city, .4d very
weN HeIeeted recILat.Ous After the en-
terssfrnlent excellent refreshments,
enarsd by 10 King, lhe caterer, were
eerred. Tho event was one Or enjoy
ment aud pleasure.
The most enjoyable social event that
b.o taken place 10 Bridgeport for some
er-e WAS tho English Tea aud reception
,fyao Nv Mrs. Louise Phillips 80 her
$50 Known as Eagles Nest" on the
heights above town. ,,---.
Tne Tea was given tu the Bridgeport
~ q u. o. ladies, but there was also
pomber OF white ribbons present from
TVhoeiinq. Bslaire, Martins Ferry ana
otber oearby towns. AT 1870 p. no. tea
VS. announced aud the ladies marcheu
fnto the dining room which was manu-
ecmslv decorated with flowers, 10 the
Oneen,s march. An having been seated
tbsg Joined I'm sin. ing "O,d hundred
Tbe guests we're served with three
Kinds of sandwiches, cake and tea,
Ella table being waited upon 0y the
Misses Evans, Rhodes, McCIarin aud
Ds5sson. who were charmingiy attireo
n b9f gowns, white aprons and eaPes
Ia angiaise. ~. a.. tbe
Young society people were received .''.l.
me so,usemeuts we're games and music
kt19 o'clock refreshments were served served,
after which the guests depAs I', n+s,Ls
seen highly entertained. There ne, were ere
mont forty ladies present az sua Yea
eJ ffree6 couples at the reception.
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A marty Of wheeling gentlemen -
..-siIfnq the incidents OF grana piefs.
~ RIO which was their pFiYlegss II
~ 4 few weeks ago over the nortosiY