Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-08

engaged for the occasion, and pleas
ant time is anticipated.
"a
Miss Jennie Neuman, OF the East
End, entertained a number Of her
friends in honor Of her birthday
last Wednesday evening. About
twelve couples were present to join in
helping to mako the anniversary a joy
Gus one.
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On Thursday evening at the Episco-
pal residence OF Rev. DR.. Jacob Brit
bingham, MIR. August Wagner and Miss
Honora Walton were quietly married.
The attendants were Mr.. Robert Wal
ton aud Miss Wagner. After the cere-
moDy a reception was held at the resi-
dence Of the groom's brother on the Is
land.
The Island Club gave their initial
dance at their new hall, on the corner
OF South Penn and Virginia streets, last
Thursday evening. About thirty
couples were present, and spent the
evening dancing to the delightful music
furnished by Prof Charlie Killmeyer.
At midnight an IntermisSion was en-
loved, during which time palatable re-
freshments were served. The affair
proved TO be such q success that every
thing bids we'll for many an enjoyable
dance at the club hall during the COM
Ing winter season. The toilets OF the
ladies were especially noticeable on
this particular occasion.
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Mr. Henry Havercamp an employe at
the Whitaker mill, and Miss Frances
Horn, Of the South Siie, were quietly
married al ST. Alphonsus Church
Wednesday morning. The young
couple have gone TO housekeeping on
South Main street, where nicely furn-
ished apartments awaited them.
On Thursday evening at the residence
Of the bride, in North Wheeling, Mr..
Charles Kindleberger and Miss Rose
Riddle were united in marriage. After
the ceremony a reception was held.
The young couple departed on the mid
night train for Muncie, Ind, where
they will reside In the future.
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At Charleston, the Capital City, So
ciety during the past week participated
in TWO prominent events. On TUESDAY
evening the officers of the National
Guard and the Governors staff were
given q grand Military bail at the State
House. Those in the receiving party
were: Governor aud Mrs. MacCorkle.
Senator Faulkner and Miss Emma
Power. OF Charleston; Ex-Governor
Fleming, Gen. Holley and Miss MacCor-
kle. sister Of the Governor; Gen. Spill
man. Gen. +. 2. JepsOn and Miss Jep-
son. OF Wheeling; Gen. John Hooe Rus
sell, Col. and Mrs. r. 5. Carr, Col. a.
D. MacCorkle, Col Forrest, w. Brown
and Maj. K. S. Blair.
On the following evening the Walker
Thayer nuptials took place. Mr.. Stuart
NJ. Walker, OF MartinSOurg, and MISS
Annette May Thayer were joined to-
gether in the holy bonds OF wedlocE at
the Charleston Presbyterian Church.
The attendants were: United States
Senator Charles J. Faulkner, who acted
as best man aud Miss Emily Beury as
maid of honor. After the ceremony a
rareDtion was held NJ the beautiful
suburban residence of the bride, just
.
outside OF the city. The affair was one
of the most brilliant events that has
taken place down there for a long time.
Miss Alta Gebhart, who for the past
year has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
w. ID. Benson, OF Great Falls, Montana,
has returned to her home on South ia
cob street. Miss Gebhart visited the
Worlds Fair two weeks and stopped
few davs az her former home 10 Cam
bridge. o.. where she was rendered sew
erai receptions.
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Miss Mary Lucas, Of MCColloch street,
entertained friends last Monday even
inc in honor of her cousins, the Misses
Lucas. OF Cincinnati. About twenty
couples were present Dancing and
cards were the enjoyable features Of
the evening.
Miss Mary Bursee, Of Twenty-third
street. entertained about ten couples at
her residence last Tuesday evening
Nusfc and social pleasures made the
evening an enjoyable one.
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Miss Annie Smith, OF South Wood
street. entertained the y. 2. ). L. OF
the Wesley II. L. church at their open
ing meeting lasi Monday evening. Al
ter the Organization business had been
transacted, the evening was spent at
social games.
Mrs. Henry Knoke, Of the Eighth
ward. was delightfully."- surprised last
Tuesday evening. The affair was got
ten u9 by Miss Emma Aburp, and
proved 20 be pleasant event for the
hostess and those present.
On Wednesday morning, at the resi-
dapce of John Turner, on Pike street, In
bridgeport, pretty wedding ceremony
was soiemniZed, the contracting parties
being Miss Lillian B. Turner to Mr..
Charles +. De Klyn, a young business
man from Cleveland. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. c. b. Henthorne,
after which a wedding breakfast was
served. The happy couple departed on
the 3 o'clock c., l.. ~ w. Train for
Cleveland, where they will reside In the
future.
Walter J. Mann. of Nineteenth street,
gave a pleasant evening gathering last
Tuesday evening in honor Of his guest
Mr.. George Smith, of Allegheny. Quite
q number were present. Dancing was
the feature Of the evening. AT mid
night choice lunch was spread, to
which the guests responded with zest,
Miss Naude Cofiand, Of Bridgeport,
entertained q few Of her friends last
Monday evening in honor OF the ami
versary Of her birth. All present had a
good time.