Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-23
qniet, and only the intimate relatives OF
the contracting parties will be present.

the contracting parties will be present
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The wedding Of Samuel McCluskey.
labor foreman at the tube works, and
Miss Ella Williams, OF the South Side,
will take place at the brides home next
Wednesday. More than usual interest
is centered in the event, which promises
TO be an unusually happy one.
James Edward Murray. OF Upper
Benwood. will be married next Wednes-
day evening to Miss Beatrice Foster, OF
South Jacob street. The morriage VOWS
will be taken at the brides home.
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Mrs. A. C.. McMechen, accompanied
by her daughter, Miss Mary, arrived in
Richmond from their tour of the South
In the early week. They are being
handsomely entertained by their many
friends in the city, and they Will likely
attend the great International Naval
ball to be held in Norfolk.
Among the arrivals home during the
early week were Mrs. DR.. Robert w.
Hazlett and her accomplished daugh-
ter, Miss Kate, having just experienced
a most enjoyable trip through the
South. They were among the few
Wheelingites who attended the recent
brilliant reception given by the West
moreland Club, Of Richmond, to the
Southern Governors, and as both Mrs.
Hazlett and her daughter have many
acquaintances in this true home OF
Southern gentility, the hours were filled
with delight. One of the prominent
f~unctionaries of the occasion was Major
Anderson, Of Wheeling, and be bore the
role with becoming eclat.
So
Miss Hulda Delaplain, who Is now
completing her course OF study at a
select school in Baltimore, will return
TO Wheeling early in June, and Will be
accompanied by a charming guest, a
true, warm-hearted daughter OF the
South. She is one OF the centres OF at
traction in her Southern home, and
society here will warmly welcome her
coming.
At the home OF Fred Strausser, on
South Chapline street, last evening, q
merry party of the young friends of his
bright daughter, Miss Bertha, assem-
bled to assist her ia making the anni-
versary Of her birth q pleasant occasion.
The evening was spent in playing Juve-
nile games, and refreshments were
served at ten o'clock.
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Miss Lizzie Connors were agreeably
surprised by a number OF her friends at
her home on South Broad way, Island,
last Monday evening. She oliciated as
hostess in q graceful manner, and a de-
lightful evening was spent in the usual
social diversions, with an appetizing re-
past at midnight.
VIII McEntee celebrated the seven
teenth anniversary of his birth last
Thursday. In the evening a number Of
his Young friends planned a surprise
party, and called upon him at his home
on Sixteenth street. The evening was
a very enjoyable one to all fortunate
enough TO be present. Refreshments
were served at the usual hour.
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Mr.. Joseph Gardner and Miss Cole
man. both of the South Side, were mar
ried last Wednesday afternoon, in the
parlor OF Rev. Father Jos. Mullen, pas
tor of the Church of the Immaculate
Conception.
Mr.. VII Vogler, of the North End,
and Miss Mary Fox were married last
week.
A. Iou,o 80 bfs norapfc on T.ittln
Grave creek, in Marshall county, Mr..
Chas. II. Ramsey was surprised by a
number OF his friends last Monday
evening, in honor OF his twenty-second
birthday. About twenty couples OF his
friends were present. A most enjoya-
bic evening was spent in games and
dancing, which continued until daylight
next morning. At twelve o'clock, a
tempting luncheon was discussed in the
dining room.
The last Kaffee Visite upon the Arion
programme OF winter gayeties took
place at the club rooms last Thursday
night, and was a fitting termination to
The series OF affairs Of this nature. The
attendance was large. The ladies Of
tho society are arranging for a full
dress ball TO be given on the evening OF
May lst. A May pole dance will prob
ably be a feature Of the affair.
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Mrs. II. G.. Uranium entertained a
number Ct intimate friends at the home
of her sister, Mrs. Stevens, in Bridge
port, last Thursday evening, in honor
of the engagement Of ex.Sheriff Lewis
Steenrod, Of Ohio county, and Miss
Blanche Dunlevy, of Bridgeport.
With a "forget-me-not" luncheon,
served in the most elaborate style Of the
culinary art, at the rooms OF the Fort
Henry Club, Miss Lizette Lauchlin bid
farewell TO a number OF her friends yes
terday afternoon. She will sail for Eu-
rope on May 9th, and will make an ex-
tended tour Of foreign countries. The
table was artfstically arranged by the
tasty hard of the young hostess her
self. At each plate was a bunch of
violets, placed beside a delicate
souvenir In the shape of a heart, upon
which were a cluster OF forget-me-nots.
The affair was c%haperoned by Mrs.
O. T. Rhodes, sister Of the hostess, and
was most enjoyable throughout. Those
present were: Misses Virginia Hoge,
Mamie Paterson, Nancy Fisher, Mary
Brockunier, Flora Wilson, Blanche
Hoge, Jessie Berger, Martha Caldwell,
Miss King OF Pittsburg, Mrs. DR.. j. M.
Rellville and Mrs. o. 7. Rhodes.
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Miss Alma Barnett entertained a mum
Der of friends iu a charming manner at
her home in Bridgeport last Friday