Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-05-20
HAPPENINGS AND GOSSIP OF TIE WEEK IN
FASHIONABLE CIRCLES
Preparations For the Sumner Canpaign-A Nam
Der Of Interesting Wsdtings-EneTaia-
msns Given By 0rganiza-
G0nS--NOtsS


AS fneY stood there beside the gate.
Oils love, by Cupid's bellows famed,
4 Biazed up he took her httls hand
anu muterec; dear, what is the narm"
And then he gently put bis arIa-
she wore = gown Of creamy white,
80 uimsy that fairy might
ave spun 10 in an hour OF thrift
And sent 70 TO her gift.
The moon reflected: .ThersSS crowd"
And then politely sought a cloud,
With opportunity SO near.
His love welled strong aud vanished fear;
lie smiled away her hrst alarm,
And then he genJly put his arm
A little bird came round next dsy
And told u that twas iust this 1ay:
lie put his arm, g. thus they stood,
Where it would 20 the greatest good.
ION MGisoR.
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In the spring time the young girls
fancy lightly turns TO thoughts OF the
seaside and mountain resorts, and she is
kept busy preparing her trosseau and
otherwise planning for the summer
campaign. Unless all signs fail the
Wheeling,girl will be as numerously rep
resented at these places, as In past
years, in spite Of the cry OF hard times,
which one hears 80 frequently nova
DAYS. The business depression may
have the effect Of limiting her allow
Rnce, and thereby cause her 70 ec0nO-
miZs or make her sOjcurn shorter, but
the Nail City belle will be there, and
will prove the same irreslstibly charm
ing creature as Of yOre. Discussion Of
plans for the summer occupies the time
Of the fashionable set 20 the exclusion
Of everything else, and there have been
few entertainments during the past
week, and not many In contemplation.
the dullness has been relieved, how
ever, by nuuber OF very interesting
nupJials, and more are promised during
the next few weeks.
A very pretty wedding was solemnized
Thursday afternoon al one O'Clock, at
she home OF Mrs. Z. T. Ziegler, on
Thirty-third street. The happy princi-
IS pals were her charming aud &C
compliShed daughter, Miss Mary, and
Mr. Fred Fox, cashier OF the Dollar
Savings Bank, OF Bridgeport, o. Rev.
Hob, pastor OF the Zion German Luth-
eran church, spoke the impressive words
which united the pair for better or
worse, in the presence OF an asSemblage
of near friends and relatives OF the
bride and groom. The attendants we're
Miss Mary Il. Fox and Mr. Fred Lieg-
Tor, sister and brother of the bride and
groon respectively. The bride aud
bridesmaid were attired in Strikiugly
beautfrl costumes Of whitHstk, with
ras - match
ceremony ar informal re-
Ion w.. held, anS| the bride and
Dom received INSTRUMENTATION Of
.neir assembled friends. They departed
upon the afternoon train over the Pan
Handle for an Eastern honeymoon trip.
Upon their return they will make their
home In Bridgeport.
Mr.. Charles WOeber, the popular
South Market street grocer, and Miss
Mary Gamer, an accomplished young
lady aud society favorite Of Bridgeport,
were united in marriage az $3.50 o'clock
Thursday morning, 10 the Church or
ST. Anthony of Padua, In Bridgeport.
The wedding was a very Impressive aud
beautiful one. The choir OF 81.
Alphonsus Church, Of this city, render
ed an especial programme Of music, and
the words which united the pair 10 the
holy bonds OF matrimOny were spoken
by the pastor of the Church, Rev. Father
Weigand.
In the afternOon a reception took
place at the home OF the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Woeber receiving the
CONGRATULATIONS OF their friends, and
many substantial tokens OF their esteem.
later they departed for an extended
wedding tour. Returning, they will
live on South Market street.
A very interesting nuptial ceremony
was performed Wednesday evening in
the parlors OF the residence OF Rev.
White, pastor of the FIRST Christian
church, Bellaire, On which the contract
ing parties were Mr.. W. II. Darrah and
Miss Mary Jones, both popular young
society people OF that city. After a
brief reception, Mr.. and Mrs. Darrah
left on 40 extended wedding tour.
The Kings Daughters of the Thorn
son NJ. II. Church gave a steamboat eZ-
cursion 70 Steubenvile Thursday even
ing, which was a signal success, whether
viewed from a social or financial stand
point, Excellent music was furnished
en- route, and refreshments were served
throughout the evening.
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A pleasureabIe hop was given at
Kemple's hall, on Twsnty-iourth street,
Thursday evening, tor which Mayer
furnished the melody. The committee
in charge was composed OF Misses Maud
Vance, Sarah Summers, and Mr.. VIII
Schaier.
At the Hotel Windsor, in BeIIaire, a
number Of young society people Of that
city gave a very delightful hop Tues
day evening for which Prof Charles
Killmeyer played. Among the guests
were many persons from this city.
Mr.. Wm. II. Schari, Of the North
End, a salesman for ). NJ. Rice & Co.,
and Miss Kate Walsh, of Twenty-ninth
street, were the happy parties 10 g
pretty wedding ceremony which was
performed Thursday evening.
One OF the notable society events OF
the week was the entertainments at the
Opera House Friday evening aud Sat
urday matinee on which occasion a
number of ladies and gentlemen who
posseSs considerable hiStri0nic talent
produced the leughable farceS, "My
Lord in Livery" aud "Checkmate, ~
Even II 10 were customary 20 crlticlSe
b,,,o tolent entertainments from a