Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-14
.sDD or GAYETY.
PAST AND PROSPECTIVE EVENTS TO FILL IN
TIE TINE OF THE DEYOTEE.
The Heyman-Falloure Nuptials-Other Weddings
Of the Wsek-Ths Hearna Reception.
Other Social Happenings


street. The happy parties to the nup-
tial contract were their accomplished
daughter, Miss Eta, and Mr.. Dan M.
Heyman. travelling salesman for Flaccus
Bros.
Only few intimate friends and near
relatives witnessed the ceremony. Rev.
J. II. Hess, pastor of the Thomson Nj.
e. Church, oficiated. The wedding
was followed by splendid dinner, which
was merrily discussed. An informal
reception took place, and the bride. and
groom were showered with congratula-
tions and best wishes. Later they were
driven to the Pan Handle depot, where
they took the aftarnoOn train for a
wedding tour OF the East.
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The handsome residence OF Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. H. Hearne, on South Front
street, was the scene Of one Of the most
pleasurable dancing parties OF the sea-
son Monday evening. The house was
ablaze with light from top to bottom,
and the spacious grounds surrounding 1t
presented q scene of beauty and ANNA
ton. Pretty Japanese lanterns were
suspended from the trees.
The affair was given complimentary
to Mr. and Mrs. Hearne's charming
visitor, Miss Grace Rainey, of Cleve-
land, o., who departed for her home
last evening. The receiving party was
composed OF the host and hostess, Mrs.
w. L. Hearne, Mrs. Frank Hearne, Mr..
and Mrs. James Cummihs and
Miss Rainey. The parlor, recep-
tion hall and dining room were
thrown open for dancing. Excellent
music was furnished by Prof. KIllmyer,
assisted by viOiiniSt and cornetist, and
this feature of the entertainment con-
tinued until two o'clock. At midnight
a luncheon was served in the library, on
the second floor of the mansion, and it
proved 3 most appetizing repast.
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The Tyrocinian Society OF Mrs. M.
Stevens Harris school for young ladies,
will go up on the 9:40 o'clock Pan
Handle train, TO Short Creek, where the
girls will spend the day. They will be
cbaperoned by Miss Irwin, one Of the
teachers.
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A quiet wedding will take place at
noon today at the home of the bride, on
the Island, in which the contracting
parties will be Mr.. Al P. Beardsley,
popular salesman at John Freidel e.
Co.'S, and Miss Mabel Ephlin, pretty
young lady Of the Garden Spot. The
wedding will be a very quiet one, owing
to the recent death Of near relative Of
the bride Rev. j. 81. Hess, pastor Of
the Thompson NJ. E. Church, will
of1iciate.
The pupils Of Miss Carrie Engiish's
select school, spent very enjoyable
day at the Park yesterday.
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A very pleasing event took place yes
terday at the Washington district pub
lie school. The principal, Miss Martha
Harper, received dne etching entitled
"Ths Evening Shadows Yelling the
Meadows" The following inscription
was upon the card accompanying 1t
Token of love and gratitude from your
teachers"
The annual commencement hop Of
the students Of the Linsly Institute,
will be given at the aFmony Friday eve
ming, commencing at $40 p. m. The
Opera House Orchestra will furnish the
music.
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A yachting party of about twenty
society folks went up to the Sisters Is
lands last evening, and returned about
IL o'clock. The affair was under the
management of Mr.. Howard Mcdonald.
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The wedding of Mr., Alfred Ulrich,
book keeper for H. Z. Behrens, and Miss
thinner, of South Chapline street, will
take place tomorrow, at the home Of
the brides parents.
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Mrs. Ella B. Washington, Of West
Virginia, vice regent OF Mt. Vernon,
has been spending a few days with Mrs.
Thomas w. Buckley at THE Naples"
Woodley lane. Washington Star.
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The Misses Sheets entertained num-
Der Of friends in a delightful manner at
the "Ems," near Martins Ferry, Mon
day evening. The affair was given to
celebrate the birthday of Miss Clara.
About twenty young folks spent most
enjoyable evening in the several amuse-
ments provided.
The marriage Of Mr.. J. W. Fawcett,
q prominent young attorney of King
wood, Preston county, and Miss Sue L.
Murdock, youngest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. G. G. Murdoch, will take
place this evening at the home Of the
bride on North Market street. Rev.
DR.. A. B. RiKer, pastor of the Fourth
Street NJ. 4. Church, will oficiate.
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Miss Blanche Sehofeld was hostess to
a number of her friends at her home on
Walnut street, Martins Ferry, Monday
evening. The sOiree was given in
honor of her guest, Miss Ada Aoffner,
OF ST. Clairsville.
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Cards Of invitation have been issued
by Miss Mary MCAlllSter Tor an 'at
home" Thursday evening, from so'clock
until midnight, at her residence west
of Bridgeport.
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The F. n. c. Club. Of Martins Ferry.
will give a lawn fete this evening at the
home of Miss Belle McSwords.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Dinger, at
their home on the Island, very pleas
antly entertained the Terriers" aud
their lady friends Monday evening The
usual social diversions were provided,
and midnight luncheon brought the
festivities to happy close.
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Miss Jennie Aiken entertained num-
Der OF friends Monday evening at her