Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-16
RElLNS Or GAIETY.
WHAT TEE WORLD OF SOCIETY IS DOING
THESE WARN DAYS
Several Pretty Nup6al Events Past and ProSPee'
psoiys-Soiress, Receptions Bowling PariisS
Yachting Parties, Drives, BE.

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Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. B. fancy, who will
leave Sunday morning for New York,
and will sail for ireland on the
Steamer Campania, July first.
The residence on Byron street
was handsomely decorated with
potted plants aud flowers, BY Nowvi-
/ ock, the florist. The guests were re-
ceived in the parlors by Mr.. and Mrs.
| C. II. fancy and Mr.. and Mrs. j. B.
! Tanev. The Opera House Orchestra
made the music, and the luncheon was
! furnished by Ziegenfelder.
Following is list of the guests:
Mr.. and Mrs. Afford Caldwell, Judge
and Mrs. Boyd, Miss Myrtle Finneh, Mr..
and Mrs. T. S. Riley, Rev. Swope, Geo.
! w. Atkinson, Miss Jessie Bachman, mr.
aud Mrs. John Frew, Mr.. and Miss
| Friend. Mr.. and Mrs. O. Ed. MeDdle, Mrs.
/ Virginia Shafer, Mr.. Sam. B. Harrison,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Speidel, Mr. D. e. Stalna-
ker, Mr.. sgd. Aushutz, Miss Emma
| Ewing, Mr.. VIII Ewing, Mr.. and Mrs.
Julius Pollock, Mr.. and Mrs. Mortimer
Pollock, Miss Emily Pollock, Miss Julia
Wilson, Mrs. Andrew Wilson, Mr. Alex.
! Updegraff. Miss Hunt, Of 81. Clairsvile;
! Miss Ida Updegraff, Mr.. and Mrs. +. Z.
! Riley, Col. and Mrs. Arnett, Miss Helen
Devries, Mrs Lyde Hicks, Mr.. w. w.
| Whitmyer, Mrs. Emily Boyd, Mr.. and
/ Mrs A. w. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Bowie, Mrs. E. b. Club, Mr.. and Mrs.
S l.. Brice, Mr. William Erice, Mr..
Malcolm Brice, Mr.. and Mrs j. b.
fancy, Mr.. and Mrs, w. q. Rinehart,
Miss Ellen Brice, Miss Mary McPhsil,
Mr.. VIII S. Mcdonald, Mrs. Mary Del
aplain. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. K. McMechen,
! Miss LYDIA McMecheu, Miss Lizzie Pen
dleton, Miss MinRie Woods, Mr.. Frank
| Jepson, Ex-Gov. A. B. Fleming, Judge
English, of Point Pleasant; 0. 5. Long.
Of Charleston; Judge John Brannon, Of
Weston.
A very pleasant event last night was
the entertainment by the firm of Trim
Die g. Lutz, Of the gas and steam filters
I'm their emuloye. At eight o'clock the
/ gentlemen assembled at the store on
Market street, aud each was presented
with a handsome boutODniere of frag-
rant June roses. They then formed in
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parlors, where an elegant spread
awaited them.
Forty employees sat down to the re-
past, and merrily discussed the cream,
cakes, strawberries, and other delica-
cies, served rs only burst can serve
them. Cigars were then lighted, and
! brief season Of social conversation fol-
lowed Before parting, Mr.. Late
Starks. one of tho oldest employees in
length Of service, arose, and thanked
the members Of the firm in a neat
speech. All formed In line again, and
returned TO the store, where they dis
persed. The annual entertainment Of
their employees is happy custom which
Trimble & Lutz have not observed for
several years, owing to the difficulty in
bringing their large force together
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AT noon yesterday a very pretty but
Quiet ceremony took place at!the home
of Mr. and Mrs. thinner, corner Of
| Twenty-fourth aud Chaplne streets, in
which the happy parties were their
accomplished daughter, Miss Mollie, and
Mr.. Alfred c. Ulrich, the popular and
efficient book-keeper for Il. f. Behrens.
Rev. VIM. Uliert, pastor Of st. Johns
German Lutheran Church, tied the
nuptial knot in pleasing ceremony.
The bride aud groom left Immediately
for Chicago. where they will visit the
Worlds Fair, returning in about three
weeks.
The marriage of Mr.. A. A. Franz
helm, Sheriff Of Ohio county, aud Miss
Kate d. Harden, Of Steubenviie, will
,ake place next Wednesday, 21st inst,
az the Episcopal church in Steuben-
vile. No cards have been issued.
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A number of neat invitations have
been received here for the formal dedi-
cation of the West Virginia building
at the Columbian Exposition, next
Tuesday afternoon.
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Mr.. Frank H. Crow and Miss Mamie
Hall were quietly married Sunday last,
ia Bridgeport, by Rev G. B. Henthorne,
pastor OF the Kirkwood NJ. E. Church.
Only few of the intimate friends
knew of the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs.
Crow have taken up their residence on
Nineteenth street, this city.
Edward Highwart, the genial shoe
dealer of South jacob street. and Miss
Amelia Yahnke, of Marshall county,
we're married last evening at five o'clock
at the Zion German Lutheran Church,
Rev Zlegelmeyer performing the cere-
mony. A large reception was given at
the brides home last evening. The
happy couple viii go to housekeeping
on South jacob street.
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The Alert Club will entertain its
friends with hop at Knoke's Hall, on
South Jacob street, this evening, for
which Killmeyer will make the music.
Emil Peterson, popular roller OF the
Riverside mill, living on the South Side,
will De married next week to a popular
Young lady of Centre Wheeling.
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It has just leaked out that Mr.. VIM.
A. Sykes and Miss Fannie Sheeky were
quietly married June 14th, at the home
OF the groom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. W Sykes. Rev. VIM. q. Ul!ert off,
ciated.
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Miss Helen Hussey entertained large
party of friends with character
party 1T her home near Mt Pleasant
last evening. A large number went out
from Martins Ferry in big wagon.
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A lawn fete was given Wednesday
evening at the pretty home of Miss
Belle McSwords, on Pearl street, Mar
tins Ferry. There WAS good attend
ance, ana a delightful evening was
snent strolIing about the lawn and in