Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-15
IN THB SOCIAL Sphere.
EVENTS THAT AgE INTERESTING SOCIETY
AND IT'S DlVOTEES
| Very Pretty Wedding Ceremony Las. Evening,
Uniting Mr.. Glass and Miss Arkls-Soirsas,
Receptions and Other Affairs

Receptions and Other Affairs
At7:so O'Clock last evening the words
were spoken which united Mr.. NJ.
Charles Glass and Miss May Arkle.
The ceremony was an impressive one,
and the bride looked beautiful, the
groom handsome and manly. The
bride is the only daughter Of Squire
George Arkle, and Mr.. Glass is the
popular agent of the B. & o. at Elm
Grove. About sevsnty-fve guests Of
the young couple had been invited to
Mr.. Ankles home at 10. 40 Eleventh
street 20 witness the ceremony.
The attendants were Mr.. Harry
Ankle, brother OF the bride, and Lee
Lowe, of Monndsvilie, who headed the
bridal procession TO the rythmic strains
or the Mendelssohn march, beautifully
rendered by William Pennell, OF COlum-
bus, o. The other attendants were
Mr.. ]. L. Henderson and Miss May
Thompson and Mr.. Charles r. Cunning
ham'and Miss Blanch Pencil, Of Co
lumbus.
The bride was dressed In cream bro
caded silk, with diamond ornaments.
Mrs. Ankle brought the lovely costume
from Charleston, South Carolina. In
her hand she carried q bouquet
Of fragrant roses. Miss Pencil was
dressed tastefully and elegantly In yell
low silk with white lace. Miss Thomp-
son was becomingly attired in green
silk with white lace. Each bridesmaid
carried fragrant flowers.
In the elegant Varlor, facing the
bridal party aud surrounded by the
guests, Rev DR.. ID. A. Cunningham, la
the impressive ceremony OF the Presby-
terlan church, pronounced the happy
young couple man and wife. After the
wedding ceremony the guests repaired
20 the dining rooms, where an elegant
luncheon was spread. Mr.. and Mrs.
dass then left for their future home at
Elm Grove. They viii go for short
trip 20 Pittsburg to-day, ana then Will
60 20 housekeeping.
Something that added to the beauty
OF the ceremony, was the presence Of
Nellie Pennell, of Columbus, a beauti-
full child, who was flower girl, scatter
ing garlands at the feet Of the happy
Young couple. Mr.. and Mrs. Glass
were presented with a large number Of
handsome and useful presents.
An event which will be looked for
ward to with pleasureable anticipation
by society people will be the third an
nuaI reception and dance to be given by
the Fort Henry Club 60 members and
lady friends on December 90, COmmenc-
ing at O'Clock. Between $50 and 200
invitations have been issued for the
affair.
Something novel, called a Hard
Time" social, was held last night az the
Third Presbyterian church. The ad-
mission was five cents, aud the large
crowd of young folks attending, Melted
a neat sum. Al evening Of enjoyment
was spent,
The ladies' division OF the Mozart
Singing Society gave one Of its delight
ful kaffee visltes Gt Mozart Hall yester-
day afternoon and evening. About
three hundred ladies enjoyed the occa-
sion and partOOk Of the delicious sup
per.
Miss Emma Talman was pleasantly
surprised by a number Of her friends at
her home IN the North End, Tuesday
evening. An ENJOYABLE season was
spent in social diversions, supplemented
by an excellent luncheon.
The Island Club has issued invitations
for another Of It's always enjoyable
dances. to be given az the club rooms
corner Virginia and South Penn streets,
FRIDAY evening, December 22d.
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The Pleasure Seekers will give dance
tonight at Menge d Howley's hall,
South Side A large number Of invita-
tions have been sent out, and pleasing
time is expected.
At her home 10 Martins Ferry, Miss
Ella InglsbrIght was the charming hos
tess to a number Of friends, Wednes-
day evening. The sOiree was a delight
ful affair.
The Big C's social club met last night
40 the home az Miss Ora Dickman, Of
Jacob street. A full membership was
present aud an enjoyable evening was
spent.
Miss Clara Walker entertained very
pleasantly at her home In Bridgeport,
Tuesday evening, in honor Of her guest,
Miss Lawson, Of Maysville, Ky.
The Globe Social club gave q we'll
attended and enjoyable dance az Bee
thoven hall last night, Meister's or
chsstra furnished the music.
Miss Carrie Morrison has issued a
number Of invitations for phantom
party 10 be given at her home on Fiji
tsenth street this evening.
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DR.. and Mrs. A. R. OnR entertained a
number Of friends at their home on
Fourth street, Martins Ferry, Wednes-
day evening.
Mr.. Jesse w. Speidel, OF Chapllne
street, was at home Wednesday even
ing to number Of friends.
Miss Mary Matthews was hostess TO q
party Of friends az her home on Market
street last evening.
Your Presence Requested
At Houses special sale OF Pianos and
Organs on Saturday, Monday and Tues