Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-03

ner Wednesday evening, at her nome
on South Chapline street The hours
were very pleasantly passed In the
usual social diversions. Miss Annie
Frazier officiated at the piano for the
dance devotees. Miss Zou Hastings
rendered number Of pleasing vocal Sc
lections and Mr.. Ed Cavanaugh created
considerable merriment by his mex
haustible fund of jokes. Luncheon
was discussed at midnight.
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Invitations have been issued by Mrs.
Margaretta Lang, for the marriage OF
her daughter Miss Ionic E., to Mr..
Henry n. Hess. The ceremony will be
performed at st. Joseph's Cathedral,
Tuesday morning, September 18th.
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A wedding of interest to Wheeling
people will take place at the home Of
Mrs. Thomas Pickering, on Stanton
avenue, Pittsburgh high noon on Tues
day OF next week. The nigh contract
ing parties will be Mr. George e. House
of the firm Of House 81 Hermann, Of
this city, and Miss Alice Pickering, one
of Pittsburg's society favorites. The
only witnesses will be close friends of
the bride and groom. The wedding
will be followed by an extended western
tour, including a visit to the Pacific
slope, and the Worlds Fair.
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1t is generally regretted that Prof.
John Mullen has decided not to open his
academy fo= the present.
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Mr.. f. E. Williams, prominent
horseman of St. Clairsville, and Miss
Roberta Patterson, the daughter OF John
Patterson, OF Blaine, Ohio, were married
in the parlors of the Hotel Behler, Tues
day evening. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. VIM. Uliert of this city.
They took a wedding trip South for a
few weeks.
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Mrs. Emma Johnson entertained a
number Of friends at the home Of Smith
| Ellsworth, on Thirty-ninth street, Tues
day evening. The evening was spent
| in very enjoyable manner, until a late
hour, when refreshments were dis
cussed.
A social club has been organized in
| Bridgeport, comprised of prominent
gentlemen. Mr.. Louis Cook has
been chosen as president. Mr.. Fred
Andle, one OF It's members, celebrated
the ffty-second anniversary Of his
| birth. The occasion was one OF I'M
alleged pleasure. The meeting took
place in the parlor of Mr.. Chris. Smith.
After happy address by the president,
Mr.. w. Howels in a neat address, pre-
sented Mr.. Andle with a handsome
| boquet, with the compliments OF the
club. Mr.. Andle responded in a happy
vein.
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Cards have been issued for the mar
rage Of Rev. Howard n. Campbell, late
pastor OF the First Presbyterian church
of Martins Ferry, and Miss Eloise
Gray, an estimable young woman of
that place, on September IA.
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Mr.. Thomas P. Anshutz and wife nee
Russell OF this city, will sail from Paris,
France, where they were sojourning for
the past year, sometime during the
comina month. Mr. AnshutZ has &C
cepted position as art professor in one
of the leading art academies In Phila-
delphia. They will no doubt visit this
city sometime in October.
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Miss Lisette Lsmping Laughlin, who
sailed from this country for Europe last
May, will be- married on the 4th of 0c-
tober TO Mr.. Randolph Fleischmann, a
native of Germany. The wedding GER
emony will be- performed at Geneva,
Switzerland, where Miss Lisette and
her maid are now stopping. The wed
ding trip will extend 10 Egypt where
they will make tour OF the Nile. The
many friends Of Miss Laughlin join in
extending their best wishes and con-
CALCULATIONS.
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