Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-09
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Island. in honor Of her guests, Miss
Dene Weidner aud Mr.. Edwin Smylle,
Of Allegheny. About thirty guests were
present.
A very pretty wedding took place,
I In the presence Of a number oil
invited friends Of the contracting
parties. at No. lO4 Sixteenth street.
Wednesday evening. The groom was
Mr.. Jacob Rider, an employe OF the
| Natural Gas Co., and the bride was
Miss Callie Newhard, an accomplished
young lady of tho East End.
The ceremony was performed prompt
" at eight o'clock, by Rev. Jeremiah
/ Engle. pastor OF the Zane Street
/ NJ f. Church. After cOngratula-
/ lions had been showered upon the
I happy pair, the dining room was thrown
/ oDen, and seventy guests sat down to
sumptuous spread.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rider left at nine O'Clock
/ on a wedding tour through Pennsylya-
MIA, New York and Canada.
Mrs. II. P. Loe entertained the Kirk
wood "Y'S" at her home on North
Wabash street, Thursday evening.
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The young society people Of Martins
| Ferry gave a swell mop at the 81. CAR
| Hotel Thursday evening. The music
for dancing was furnished by mando-
lin and guitar CLUB.
/ Miss Mabel Watts entertained party
/ OF friends in a charming manner with
/ dancing and kindred amusements at her
J home on Thirty-frst street Wednesday
/ evening.
State Fair visitors, who were guests
| OF Eighth ward society persons were
/ entertained in a hoSpitabie manner at
| Mozart Park Wednesday evening. The
evening was spent 10 bowling
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One Of the prettiest weddings that
ever took place in New MartiusvIlle was
that OF Mr.. Josie Clark and Miss Daisy .
/ McEldowney, on Wednesday last, at
the home of the bride, who is daughter /
OF Postmaster aud Mrs. j. {. McEidow- /
usy.- The ceremony was performed at
5 o'clock D. m, by Rev. T. I. Cation, OF
the NJ. Z. Church, South, aud was very |
Impressive, large plumber OF guests /
being present, principally relatives OF /
/ the bride and groom. The bride was
tastefully arrayed in white SILK |
and lace, a costume TO her very /
| becoming. The attendants were /
I Miss Mamie McEdowney, sister OF |
/ the bride, and Miss Ella Clark, |
sister OF the groom, and young Miss
/ Geraldine McE.dOwney, cousin OF the .
/ bride, ring bearer. The young couple /
/ left in the evening for snort bridal |
/ tour, and were escorted 10 the train by |
many OF the wedding guests. The |
groom is a young merchant, son OF !
/ Mr.. Josaphus Clark, one OF the best /
\ known and wealthiest citizens OF New /
| Martlusyile, aud the bride is a hand
some and popular young lady.
|
/ One OF the important social happen |
/ ings OF the coming week AZ Charleston /
I will be the production Of the opera
i "Erminle" by local troupe which in
/ cludeS number Of the elite Of that city /
/ Miss Auule Gentry, the young lady who /
/ is 10 take the leading part Is we'll |
| known In thlS city, having visited here
/ several times, and also attended school /
| al Mt. de Chantal. Tue other leading |.
\ ladies. Misses Nellie Norvell and Emile /
/ Richardson, are also we'll known In this |
/ city. Miss GeDtry'S voice has been pro |
/ nounced TO be exceptionally fine. She /
\ goes 10 a leading Conservatory in ,he |
/ East during the coming winter where I
/ she will take a complete course 10 voice /
| training.
/ Society Is looking forward with mnch /
( interest TO an event which will take /
place at the Park Casino next Friday I
I evening. The affair will be the closing !
/ OF the summer season, so naturally I
I much interest is conferred on this par
tcular occasion, The arrangements /
for the hop are ia charge OF number /
\ OF society young gentlemen who nave
/ heretofore successfully conducted such /
/ affairs, so that 10 promises TO be sure !
| success. The Opera House orchestra
/ has been secured for the event, and a
I number OF ladies invited 20 chaperone
I the affair. As usual tae guests gill go
I out on the o'clock W. & Z. q. motor
and Do conveyed home on special,
I after midnight
Last Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs
! Alfred Caldwell chaperOned = number
\ OF young persons on trip 10 Mozart
| park. The party numbered about
I twenty After a trip through the sew
I eral buildings az the park they repaired (
/ 20 the hOspi,ab'e residence OF Gen. (
Caldwell where they were entertained (
BY his daughters Misses Laura and .
Helen.
Tuesday Of the coming week there 7.
promises 70 be an interesting tennis
/ match between this city aud Steuben- /
/ Vile al the court at Echo Point. This
I city will be represented by Messrs. !
I Nelson Hubbard and john Storer, who |
are considered to be the crack players
| Of this vicinity,
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/ Society is looking forward with much /
| expectancy 10 8 swell german which is
/ TO come of some time early in October, T.
aud promises 10 be one Of the events OF
/ the season.
One OF the most enjoyable OF re- /
/ cent social events in Clarksburg, !
was the wooden wedding cele-
bratlon OF Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. !
/ Ogden. A large number Of guests were /
present, and all enjoyed themselves /
| thoroughly. TIE host aud hoSteS re- I
/ eeiyed q number OF handsome pres Pits. /