Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-08

With the advent Of October there has
been a marked revival Of social gaities,
and as the month passes events will
crowd upon each other upon all sides.
Balls, parties, receptions, and other
gatherings become more numerous with
each passing day, while there has not
been so many weddings since June
that month OF roses and brides-as dur
ing the past week or TWO. RuUOr, too,
is busy with the details OF other ap-
preaching matrimonial alliances, and
Eeaders Of the REGISTER may confident
~ look for not q few ceremonies in the
near future. October, ind eed, shares
with June as the popular season when
"tWO shall be made one" and these au-
tumn marriages are very attractive iea-
lures OF fall festivities.
IL has been feared by many that the
present social season, shortened as II
will be BY the early coming Of Lent,
which comes To with Ash Wednesday on
February 9TH, would be a failure In
measure, and scores Of society Young
people will be absent from the city IN
ti we'll into November, watching the
expiring glOries Of the Worlds Fair,
but this fear does not appear to be well
founded, although there Is no doubt the
many pilgrimages made and 20 Do made
20 Chicago have somewhat interiered
with social pleasures. But it is scarce
~ probable that visits 20 the Fair will
have more than a transitOry effect upon
our local gaieties, and the ensuing
weeks and months, from present iudica-
tions will likely contain the average
amount Of pleasure for Goth bellies and
beaux.
The most notable wedding OF the
week was the Rice Dean nuptials at the
Fourth Street NJ. +. Church last Thurs
day afternoon at o'clock. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. A. b.
Riker ia the presence Of quite an as
semblage. The ushers were MeSSrs.
w. J. Lu6ens, j. Il. Bodley, Thomas
Danner and Robert Crawford. The
bride was led Co the pulpit by the
groom, Mr.. Lemuel O. Rice. She was
attired ia q travelling dress Of brown,
with hat and gloves 90 match. In her
hand she carried a bunch of Marechal
Neil roses. Alter he ceremony an in
formal recantiJn held in ore OF the
church. The young
the $3.50 train for Chi
were the recipients Of
Jme and useful presents.
Miss Katherine e. Dean,
unRest daughter Of Mrs. Mir
an, and was quite a fayorite
her circle of friends.
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On Tuesday morning az o'clock, at
the Disciples church, Miss L. Decie
Hamilton, formerly principal Of Richie
school, viii be united iu marriage 70
Mr.. William Brown, Of Moundsville.
The first grand ball Of the season,
given by the Columbian Athletic Club,
will be held next Friday evening at
Beethoven Hall. Mayors full orchestra
will furnish the music. Arrangements
are being made for a grand time.
The Young ladies of Banwood gave
an ENJOYABLE dance at DO.an'S Hall last
Monday evening. About one hundred
guests were present including some
Bellaire, Martins Ferry aud this city.
Prof. Nelson of Bsllaire furnished the
music for dancing.
Mr.. Fred Rives of the South Side
and Miss BIauche Wells OF Long Reach,
Tyler county, were quietly married az
New MatamOras, o., on the 3Oth OF
September. MI Rjves and bride have
returned TO this city whore they have
zone 10 housekeeping.
Mrs. VIM. Busch OF the South Side,
entertained quite q number Of her
friends last Monday evening In honor or
the anniversary OF her birth. A pleasant
and memorable evening was spent by
all present.
On Monday evening Mr.. JOS. Ru-
decker was pleasantly surprised at his
residence on South Main street About
thirty OF his friends called and spent
q pleasant evening
Miss Flora Paulus, OF South Wood
street, very pleasantly entertained
number Of her friends last Tuesday
evening. The usual evening social
amusements predominated, which made
the affair happy one. Refreshments
were served AID seaSonable hour, to
which the guests did themselves justice.
h ~ Us. SchaefTer, Of the Island, was
d bv number Of his friends
.day evening. Upon the arrival
party the host ordered a supper
,Darej, which formed an inn
factor ia the evenings CALI
air was very pleasant through
lite q number OF the guests being
2ittsburg.
Monday evening Mr.. Charles Bor-
gave delightful house warming at
Jnew residence on Seventeenth street
About twenty couples were present and
,pioyed q pleasant evening dancing,
Prof. w. B. Thompson furnishing the
music.
Mr. Charles Kennedy, Of Thirty
EIGHTH street, and Miss Jennie camp
he'll. of Parkersburg, were quietly mar
ried AZ the residence OF the bride IN
Parkersburg, during the past week.
Mr. Kennedy is employed az Parkers-
burg. and will make his residence there
His friends wish him much happiness
IN his new life.
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The Primus Club gave ansDjoyaole
dance in the RrOgerS Block CAB rooms
on Main street, last ThErsdsv' evening
Fully thirty coup Sent "
enjoy dancing. 'ueS'i"
made the music.
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