Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-15
TIVE BATHERS.

be a band concert, balloon ascenSiOns,
and pyroIechnics during the evening.
At eight o'clock a concert will be given
in the new Casino, 10 which the or
chestra will be assisted by the follow
ing named prominent solo artists: Prof.
Herman Sh0ckey. Prof. Ed Biumen-
berg. Mrs. Flora Williams, Mr.. Charles
Zulauf, and Mr.. VIII h. Day.
The hop al Wheeling Park Casino
Thursday evening, given by a number
Of young society gentlemen, was a sig
nal success. About one hundred and
fifty people went out 10 conveyances, or
over the W. x T. G.. road, aud enjoyed
the cool breezes at thar delightful re-
sort. The music was made by the
Opera House orchestra, and the dance
programme Of twenty popular numbers,
was uerrily discussed. During inter-
missions the tbrong OF guests prone
uaded The verandaS or enjoyed tete-a-
tctes under the shade OF the waving
palms or fragrant magnOiaS which
transform the enclosure into yeritable
tropical garden.
At midnight. supper was discussed in
the Park cafe. a special motor return
ed % the city at two o'clock.
The Cotlliou Club was treated to an
innovation iu the way of an outing
Thursday evening. The members and
their friends chartered a special electric
car, which was boarded at Tenth street,
and enjoyed a round trip over the SyS-
ten Of the Citizens Railway Company ;
fueS. The car stopped at Fourteenth
ana Market streets after having almost
completed the circuit, and the congen-
iai party of Young folks repaired 10 the
residence II Miss Bessie Rice. The
fair hostess entertained in hOSDitable
way. feature being the watermelon, OF
which there was boUuteOuS supply.
Those present were: Misses Bessie
Rice, Mamie G-ubb, Sue Caldwell
Eleanor Wright, Bessie List, Elizabeth
Mende., Sue Wright. Holly Patterson,
Bessie Booth, Helen Caldwell, Maude
Richards, Florence Atkinson, May
Mo.Tat. Jennie CraddocS, Gertrude
Fisher. E.hel Bailey. Ethel Braunen,
Frank Reed, of Washington, ID. e., aud
Ntssr~. Morgan Miller, Tom Sweeney.
Joe Suaidel, Will Bates, VIII Caldwell,
VIII Brjcs. VIII Turner, Dwight Nag-
ner, Wiu Vance, Arthur Johnson, Don
Nerrima0. Lawrence Wheat, Morgan
HIATT. Malcolm Erice, John Sweeney,
Arch MaEA', Latane McLain, Worth
iu-tJn Norton.
A notable event in Martins Ferry so
cicty was tae weddiay ot Mr, j. Edward
Backiord and Miss Anuabelie HOBBS,
which took place Thursday evening, al
the home OF the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs VIM. II Hobbs, corner Etltn
aud Short streets. a large number OF
Invitations mad been issued, and there
was large asSemUlaEe Of friends and
relatives ln tire par. Ors, where the
ceremony was performed.
AT eight o'clock, Miss Edith Mckim,
seated at the piano, struck the first
rhythmic notes OF the LOhengrin we'd
ding march, aud the bride and groom en-
tered. attended by Mr.. Roy 3. Naylor,
OF wheeling, and Miss Carrie Hobbs,
sister of the bride. The bride was at
tired in q very becoming gown OF white
silk and carried white roses. The
bridesmaid wore q costume OF light gel
low silk, trimmed with pink chiffon, aud
carried white roses. Standing under a
canopy Of white roses, daisies and ferns,
the nuptial knot was securely tied By
Rev. Browalee, pastor Of the United
Presbyterian Church.
Immediately following the ceremony,
IN elegant wedding spread was dis
cuSSed. Mr.. ana Mrs. BlSckiord left
On the early morning train over the T.
& d. for an extended eastern wedding
tour. The bride is charming aud &C
complisned Young lady, and a Socia
favorite. The groom IS connected with
the NclrS.
Miss Ethel BranneD, daughter OF DR..
ii. c. Brannen, very pleasantly enter
tanned a cougenial party of friends al
the bowling alleys at Wheeling Park
Thursday evening, aud later at he'
home on Thirteenth street. The affair
was very enjoyable throughout
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A party OF Y. NJ. C. A. boys, accom-
panied by their instructor, Mr.. Mar
shall, will leave tomorrow for Ioar, o.