Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-01

HeSbital, The none is to be placed
In the hands of Drs. Wilson, Belleville
and Hupp, aud used by them to pur-
chsse operating tables or instruments
as they see ht.
Miss Annie Smith. OF the Island, en-
tertained a large number OF her friends
last Wednesday evening In honor OF
her guests. Misses Muriel and Helen
Brookes, Of Harrisburg, Pa and Miss
Bess Hamilton. of Allegheny. Dancing
and music were the features OF the
evening, Refreshments were r al
midnight.
Miss Laura Johnston was hostess to a
large number Of friends at her home on
South ChRpline street Friday evening,
the soiree being given complimentary TO
Misses Helen and Muriel Brooks, OF
Harrisburg, Pa, and Miss Bessie Ham
ilton, of Pittsburg, who are visiting
friends in this city. The evening was
spout in dancing and progressive
euehre. Mr.. G.. B. Dent and Miss An
ME Smith captured the prizes In the
euchre contests, and Mr.. Charles Brown
and Miss Helen Brooks won the doubt
full honors. The iavors were quite
handsome. At midnight an excellent
luncheon was discussed.
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Miss Ella Dribold was hostess to a
number Of her friends at her home In
the East End, Thursday evening, Re-
freshments were discussed at the usual
hour.
Last Friday night there was a most
pleasing social event at Pleasant Val
ley. The popular young ladies, the
Misses Lizzie and Patience Hamilton,
invited q large number Of their friends
to their beautiful home. Dancing, line
music and delicious refreshments we're
features. Many guests from Wheeling
attended.
]. Pebbler, d popular young man OF
Thirty-ffth street, was rendered q
pleasant surprise party at HE home last
Friday evening. Quite a number OF
young society folks attended, and there
was music, dancing, refreshments, aud
a good time generally.
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MARRlED-LIsETTE LAMPTNa LAUGH
LIN to RUDOLPH FLEIsCHMANN, st. Jo-
seph's Church, Geneva, September 18th,
1893.
The foregoing announcement OF the
happy nuptials of Miss Lisette Laugh
lin and Herr Fleischmann came in to-
days mail from Switzerland to the
many friends and admirers OF that most
brilliant and talented young debutante
OF summer before last to Wheeling 30
ciety.
AS is well known, the bride is the
Youngest daughter Of the late Alexan-
der Laughlin, of this city, for many
years s potent factor in business circles
here.
Joined to her other varied accom-
plishments Madame F%leischmann has a
versatile pen; she has written already
several books which would elicit
marked attention from the literary
world were she not go i~ndisposed to
placing them in the hands Of the pub
fishers. The most ardent good wishes
Of all who have been fortunate in the
acquaintance Of the lady go to her in
her new home across the sea.
The opening ball OF the Turner So
ciety will take place Thursday evening,
October 18th, at their hall, and extern
slve arrangements have been made for
a splendid social time. The Opera
House orchestra will furnish the music
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Next Thursday evening at half-past
eight o'clock, at the home of the brides
mother, Mrs. Christine Emmerling, will
be the marriage Of her daughter Sophia
to Mr.. Herman Fette, a most popular
young maa Of the South Side.
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Mr.. Charles Miller, OF Kimbolton, O.,
and Miss Marry L. Duncan, OF Brilliant
O., were married on Thursday, the 2Sth,
at noon, at the residence OF the brides
sister, Mrs. Hattie Downer, Of Brilliant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orie Duncan, MI. L. I.
Springer, Mrs. Springer and daughter,
Berta, Of Bridgeport, attended the we'd
ding, the party being Joined at Martins
Ferry by Mrs. G. c. Cochran and daugh-
ter. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Houston, of Brilliant. The at
tendants were Mr.. John Duncan,
brother OF the bride, and Miss Ella Mil
Ter, sister Of the groom. Little Lucy
Downer, dressed in pink and carrying
pink dahlias, looked and acted very
sweetly as flower girl.
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Mr.. E. II. Stevens, OF Kirkwood, pre-
pared a neat surprise for Mrs. Stevens
on last Thursday evening. 1t was Mrs.
Stevens birthday, and she was busily
engaged in household affairs, when all
her uncle's and aunts and cousins
walked In. The party was greatly en-
ioyed by all. Mr.. s. had not forgotten
to prepare refreshments, which walked
in like the guests.
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The Terriers have r~eorganized, and
some pleasing events may be looked
for.
There will be a private hop given on
October 10, by several we'll known young
gentlemen at the club rooms in Rogers
block, in honor Of a young lady visitor
To this city from Kentucky. The young
gentlemen are experienced In affairs of
this kind, and will undoubtedly make
this an exceedingly delightful occasion.
lunch will be served in the building.
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Thomas n. Parker, formerly OF
Washington, Pa, and Miss Ida Norter-
mann, OF East Wheeling, were united
i'm marriage a few evenings ago, in Rev.
Ulfert's church p%arlors, on the South
Side. After the ceremony the happy
Young couple departed for New Lisbon,
Ohio, where they will make their future
home.
New Corporations Chartered.
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