Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-24

which took place at the brides home.
| The attendants were Mr.. Harry George,
Of Martins Ferry, and Miss Palmer, OF
Allegheny. Mr.. and Mrs. Hall left on
tour afterwards to Cleveland and
Kent, o. They will be at home In
Wellsburg on their return.
Miss Carrie Fredricks entertained a
party OF her young friends, Tueseay
evening, at her home on the Island.
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Friday night an organization OF Ger
man society people Of Bridgeport was
perfected The name OF the new clue
will be the Columbia, and its object will
be social enjoyment. The officers elect
ed we're: C. w. Appenzellar, president;
T. J. Remk, vice president; Henry KEN
mer, secretary; Phillip Hornig, treas
urer. A singing society in connection
with this will also be formed.
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The marriage Of Mr.. William I.
Dixon, Jr., an attorney Of Martins
Ferry, to Miss Sara B. Thomas, daugh-
ter OF Thompson Thomas OF the same
place, will take place Wednesday at
high noon at the residence OF the brides
uncle, W. N. Holiday, corner Of Fifth
and Hanover.
A dance was given Tuesday night at
Cyclers' Hall by prominent South Side
ladies to their gentlemen friends.
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Invitations have been received here
from Mr.. and Mrs. Otis A. Thayer, Of
Charleston, for the marriage OF their
daughter, Miss Annette May, to Mr..
Stuart Wilson Walker. The ceremony
will be performed at the First Presby-
terian church, at Charleston, Wednes-
day evening, October 4th, and il prom
Uses to be the most brilliant society
event Of the year at the State Capitol.
There will be about twenty persons In
the wedding party. Senator Faulkner,
MIR. Walkers law partner, will act as
his best man, and the usherS will be
prominant men of the State. The
groom is the brilliant young Assistant
District Attorney of the State, and his
aflianced is one of the most popular and
most accomplished ladies Of Charleston
society.
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Miss Alberta Truxell gave an enjoy
able soiree at her home, corner OF
Twenty-third and Chapline streets on
Monday evening in honor Of her birth
day and her visitor, Mr.. Parvin E. Dea-
trick, OF Martinsburg, W. Va. Vocal
and instrumental music were the feat
ures OF the occasion. Light refresh
ments served about eleven o'clock were
very much enjoyed.
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Last Monday evening there was
most delightful social event in Wells
burg, at the home Of Miss Edna Meek.
a popular young belle OF the town.
Twenty-Five couples attended. There
was elegant music in attendance, and
the event is regarded as one Of the lead
ing ones in society this year.
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The wedding of Rev. L. A. Linde-
muth, formerly Of Bridgeport, to Miss
Castleberry, a popular young lady OF
Morgantown, is announced by cards to
take place October 27th.
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Mr.. William Kompart and Miss Clara
Long, both we'll known and popular
young people of Bellaire, will be mar
ried next Sunday night at the brides
home on Gravel Hill.
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Mrs. Joseph Phillips entertained her
young lady and gentlemen friends
Thursday evening at her home, ga
gle's West" west of Bridgeport. The
affair was a delightful one. In the az
ternoou she gave an old fashioned Eng
lish Tea" to the w. C. T. U. OF Bridge
port.
Miss Jennie Merge and Miss Clara
Ashley entertained q number Of their
friends Friday evening, at the home
of Miss Merge, on North Main street.
A good time was had by ALL
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The following account OF the Some
born-Hirschman wedding is taken from
an exchanges:
The wedding OF Miss Julia Hirshman,
of New York, and Mr.. Moses j. Some
born, of Bellaire, o., was solemnized at
Hazazer's Hall, Baltimore, last Thurs
day evening in the presence OF select
company of the happy couples friends.
Potted plants adorned the large hall in
which the pretty ceremony was per-
formed, as well as the banquet room,
where a throng drank the health OF the
pair of young people just made one.
Rev. DR.. Tobias Scarnfarber per-
formed the ceremony, during which soft
strains of music from an orchestra hid
den behind ferns and palms filed the
room. The bride wore lovely cream
brOcaded silk gown with trailing tulle
veil. Her ornaments were pearls and
diamonds, and in lieu OF flowers she
carried a white prayer book. Miss Clara
Sonneborn Of Bellaire, o., the sister OF
the groom, was maid Of honor, and was
attired in gown of white crepe'and
silk and carried a bouquet OF bridal
roses. The best man was the brother
of the bride, Mr.. S. d. Hischman, Of
New York, The ushers were Messrs.
Milton Hirschmau, Of Morgantown, w.
Va: Lee Somehow, OF Bellaire, o.;
Gus Goodman, Of Baltimore; Moses
Somehow and Leo aud Marcus Leip-
Tiger, Of New York.
The wedding was followed by ban
ouet, after which dancing was INDUCED
i'm until late hour, when the bridal
party took train for tour embracing
visits to New York, Niagara, Chicago
and other points Of interest.
Thursday evening at the home Of
Rev. Dorablazer, on the Island, the
words were spoken which united in
marriage Harry Fuhr, engineer at Beltz
& Fladiug's planning mill, and Miss
Mary Rigner, popular young lady,
daughter Of John Rigner, OF Thirty
seventh street. After the wedding
ceremony the happy young couple were
driven 10 the brides home, where a
large number OF invited guests were In
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