Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-11

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festivities is replete with many prOspee-
tive events which will ill in the time
OF the stay-at homes. The summer girl
is already packing her trOsseau for the
contemplated trip TO the mountains or
the seashOre. The lack OF enthusiasm
in regard TO the Exposition has been
frequently commented upon, but the
Wheeling contingent at the White City
will assume greater proportions at the
close Of the heated term. Chicago just
now appears TO be the Mecca for newly
welded pairs, and many Wheeling sOci-
ETY. folks are spending their honey
moon there. Weddings aud the exer-
cises attendant upon the commence
ment season have furnished al Oppor-
tunity for numerous informal social
gatherings, with a judiciOus s%prinkling
between Of muSicales, l%uncheons and re-
ceptiOns.
This bright aud practical idea origin
ated IN the brain Of a Boston woman,
SAYS an exchange. She says: II am GO
ing to suggest among my friends a sort
Of card exchange. Why shouldn't we
save up our cards, once a year sort them
out and mail them back, TO our inti-
mates at least. / am sure l would be
glad to get mine and, IL one makes as
many calls as / do, the card bill is no
small item" This plan will probably
never be adopted, as il ssvOrsO OF an econ
omy incompatible with American aris-
tocracy. Many a woman has openly
complained of the fearful waste OF
cards, which in Washington and like
cities amount 10 a heavy yearly eX-
pense. Where the card represents the
call itself there seems 70 be no way
Of reform but where the lady makes
the call and leaves a card also, there
might be a social revolution, doing
away with the card. Ivory tablets
made as elegant as possible, wherein
the visitor might incribe her name,
might be placed in the hall, making q
%yenteel sort OF visitors book.
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MI. and Mrs. Charles II. Taney have
sent out cards for Thursday evening,
he 164h, from 9 70 70. The affair Is TO
70 given in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs.
James 3. fancy, previous 10 their de-
parture for Belfast.
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Miss Florence or entertained mum
Der Of her young lady friends at her
residence on North Main street, Friday
afternoon, with a six o'clock dinner. 1t
was served in courses. The affair was
q delightful Il throughout.
Mrs. w. A. Isett gave a lavender tea
at her residence on North Main street
last Friday afternoon between the
hours Of two and five o'clock. The az
fair was given to her lady friends in
honor of Mrs. j. b. fancy, who will
s0On depart for Ireland. The house
was tastefully decorated for the Occa-
sion, the dining room being notably
handsome. The tables were covered
with q soft shade OF lavender, and the
souvenirs were in keeping with the
delicate color. Each decoration har-
monized. The hostess, assisted by her
niece, Miss MaUde Richards, were at
tired in gowns of lavender. The affair
was one OF the most fashionable vents
of its nature given for a long time.
About twenty ladies were present.
The marriage Of Miss Sue L. Muir
youngest daughter of Mr.. and
Z. G.. Murdoch, and Mr.. j. w.
gcett, Of KlngwOOd, Preston county,
Is announced 20 take place Wednesday,
June 14th. The ceremony will be per-
formed at the home OF the BRIDES par
ents on North Market street, by Rev.
DR.. A. 3. Riksr, OF the Fourth Street
NJ. Z. Church, after which the young
couple will leave for King wood, where
they will reside.
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Ore OF the most delightful events OF
The week was the bowling party given
at the Park Friday evening, About
twenty-five couples, composed OF mem
hers OF the Kindergarten, Spinster and
Cotillion clubs, went out on the seven
o'clock motor. and returned st 1910.
The bowling contests were productive
OF much ~pleasurable excitement. An
excellent luncheon served by Ziegen-
fielder was a happy termination OF the
affair. Among the visitors from a dis
tance who were present. were Miss
Swain, Of New York, guest Of Miss
McLain, and Miss Caldwell, OF st. Louis,
who is visiting Miss Hulda Delaplain.
The bowling party was managed by Mr..
Wheeler A. Bachmsn.
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At the Church Of rhe Immaculate
Conception this morning, the banns OF
matrlmOny will be announced for the
first time between Charles Walker, Of
Ravenswood, the popular Ohio River
railroad conductor, aud Miss Ella
Arkle, daughter OF ex-Couneilmsn Jos.
A. Arkle, of the Eighth ward. The
ceremony Will be- performed in about
three weeks.
The marriage OF Alfred Ulrich, book
keeper for II. +. Behrens, and Miss
thinner, OF South Chapline street, will
take place next Thursday at the home
OF the bride.
The Carlton Circle will give q straw
berry social At the second Presbyterian
church, next Thursday evening.
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One OF the prospective June weddings
which promises 90 be most interesting,
will be that Of Albert A. Franzheim, the
popular and efficient sheriff Of Ohio
County, and Miss Kate d. Harden, one
Of S~teubenville's social fayoritcs. The
wedding will be q quiet one, no ,card@
being issued. The ceremony
performed June 21st, at 3 O'Clock 2
IN Episcopal Church, ~SteuoenvN
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8 One Of the notable events OF
O 10 Washington, Pa, soclei
The wedding Wednesday eve