Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-16

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facturer, Of Cleveland, Ohio, and Miss
Clara Kraus, the charming daughter of
Mr.. Samuel Kraus, of this city. The
date for the ceremony has not yet been
fixed.
At nine o'clock Tuesday morning, st.
Alphonsus Church, on South Market
street, was the scene Of quiet but
pretty wedding. in which the happy
contracting parties were Mr.. August
Weigand, the popular South Side bar
Der, and Miss Margaret Mueller. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Father
Didacus ia the presence OF an assem-
blage Of friends and relatives. Mr..
and Mrs. Weigand will occupy fur
nished home on South Eoff street.
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A very pretty wedding took place
Tuesday evening at the residence Of
Rev. Haas, on the Island, in which the
happy contracting parties were Mr..
Frank X. Nelson, popular employe Of
the Ftna mill, and Miss Minnie NJ. Gil
breath, daughter of Mr.. w. L. Gill
breath. The ceremony was witnessed
but by a few friends. Mr.. and Mrs.
Nelson will At once go to housekeep-
ing.
At her home on Forty, eighth street
Miss Maggie Uttermohlen entertained
number OF friends in hospitable man
ner Tuesday evening. The hours were
spent in dancing and various other
forms Of social amusement At mid
night bounteous spread was served
and merrilIy discussed.
The eighteenth birthday OF the daugh-
ter OF Mrs. James Calvert was the occa-
sion for congenial assemblage of the
Young lady'S friends at her home on
York street, Island, Monday evening.
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Miss Ella Leonard was the charming
hostess-to a number Of young folks, at
her home in the East End, Monday
evening. The occasion was the ami
versary OF her birth. The evening was
spent in pleasant manner with the
aid of an excellent programme Of social
amusements.
Miss Elwina Lewis, formerly of
Bridgeport, was married Tuesday even
ing to Mr.. Henry Knepper, editor and
proprietor Of the Mansfield Item. The
ceremony took place at the brides home
in Mansfield.
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Two afternoon luncheons, In honor Of
Miss Dana, OF Charleston, were among
the most delightful social happenings
OF the week. On FRIDAY evening Miss
Sue Caldwell entertained about ten of
her young lady friends at five o'clock.
The affair was in the nature Of q sweet
pea luncheon, and everything was ac-
cordingly in keeping for the occasion.
At each place a bunch Of sweet peas
neatly tied ty cord, upon which was
en- original verse, applicable TO each
guest present, were the sovenirs for the
occasion. The accomplished hostess,
assisted by her sister, Miss Martha
Caldwell, aud her visitor, Miss Isabella
Sprigg, OF Cumberland, Mi, helped
to dispense the viands. After the
luncheon the guests enjoyed an evening
doorstep party, which continued for
several hours.
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On Thursday evening Miss Todd
Baird's golden rod luncheon" formed
another scene Of picturesque beauty.
The table was ornamented with golden
rod, aud about twelve young ladies en-
ioyed the hospitality Of their charming
hostess,
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Misses Laura and Helen Caldwell en-
tertained a number Of young people az
the residence of Gen. Alfred Caldwell,
on North Main street, Friday evening
from to -. About twenty couple
were present.
Miss Eta Harper was the pleasing
hostess TO about twenty-five Of her
friends at an informal dancing party
last Tuesday evening. 1t wys fare
well soiree, as Miss Harper takes her
departure for White Sulphur Springs,
where she win spend the summer. Kill