Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21

est senator Faulkner was present
during the latter part OF the afternoon
aud had the pleasure of greeting many
old friends and enjoyed introducing
them TO his bridet The parlOrs OF the
| Senator'S residence were tastefully dec
Grated with palms and potted plants,
the bay window being ono mass OF
green and the mantels banked with cut
| MOWERS. Mrs. Faulkner received In
| black velvet with trimmings OF point
lace and Jet and carried brides
roses. Miss Enloe and Miss Stewart
! presided at the tea table and Miss
Pearson. OF Kentucky served punch.
The other ladies OF the receiving party
were Mrs. Charles Gibson, Mrs. Il. II.
Warner, Mrs. William Writ Dixon. Mrs.
Switzerland, Mrs. G.. c. Bassett, Mrs.
Daniel, Miss Scott, Miss Faulkner. Miss
Mcdonald, Miss Berry, Miss Love, OF
! Virginia, and Miss Boydie Faulkner.
The parlors were crowded during the
hours OF the reception aud one might
| have thought large entertainment
was In progress. A most Interesting
feature OF the rece ption was the pros
ence of the Senator'S mother, who made
beautiful picture OF serene old age,
with her white hair and veil OF fine
old lace over her head"
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\ Laob evening the lSlanQ
| Boquet Club met at the home OF Mrs.
Hiscock, 10. 143 Virginia street. A
| special programme OF games was ro-
ported by the Committee on Entertain
ment. Parlor quoits by the lady mem
oers for n prize was voted the success
| OF the evening. The prize was won by
| Miss Minnie Hiscock. The club ad-
journed to meet next Thursday evening
at the home OF w. 5. Hunt, II Ohio
| street.
Last Wednesday evening, at the home
OF c. Bachman, 22Ol Eon street, there
was pleasant social event. Ten couples
attended, and the evening was made
more pleasurenble by food refreshments,
excellent music and enjoyable dancing.
Miss Clara Kramer entertained two OF
her friends, Misses Linnie and Nellie
Peters, on Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Shafer. OF the
south side, very pleasantly celebrated
the twenty-second anniversary of their
marriage on Monday evening. A large
number OF guests were present, and
dancing and cards were the chief events
OF the evening. The Imperial Club dis
coursed their sweetest strains and made
music for the merry dancers. Many
handsome gifts were received by the
hospitable lost and hostess.
Last Tuesday evening there was a
pleasant gathering Of young folks at
the home of Mr.. James McFadden, OF
East McColloch street. 1t was a sur
prise party In honor of Miss Carrie Nc
Donough. Those present were Misses
Lou Maurer, Carrie Dickman, Katie
Henry, Lou Nogler, Mary Lee, Annie
Nickman, Mary Fleming, Ella Clator,
and Messrs. VIII Cruise, Dave McCune,
Archie Matthews, Edward Caynaugh.
George Kirk, Ralph Richard, Fred.
Miller, Ton Harry, Michael Melon
ough. Dancing was INDUCED in
throughout the evening, refreshments
being served at seasonable hour. All
departed declaring that they had in
deed spent an enjoyable evening.
One OF the most pleasant events Of the
past week IN social circles was 3 stag
surprise rendered Mr.. Il. w. Tweedy, in
honor OF his forty-fourth birthday, by
Mrs. Iweedy, u their home on North
Main street Quite a number of friends
were present, and at a seasonable hour
the guests were invited to the dining
room, where number OF young ladies'
greeted them. and all partook of an
elaborate supper prepared by the
hostess. The principal feature Of the
evening was vocal and instrumental
music, furnished by Mrs Edwin
French, one Of Kalamazoo's noted vo-
calists. The host was the recipient OF
very fine gift, presented by his fellow.
workmen, In appreciation of their es-
TEEN for him.
On Friday evening, at his home on
Mccullough street, n surprise was ten
dered Mr.. James r. Travis, the occa-
sion being his recovery from a severe
attack of la grippe. a guitar and
mandolin club accomp panied the party.
Music and singing made up the pro-
gramme of the evening. Refreshments
were served.
The following is taken from the Bal
timore sun of the 18th inst. Mr.. Staub
and his family have many friends In
this city.
"At the residence OF Mr.. r. p. II.
Staub, 1903 Linden avenue, Miss Jane
Goshorn Staub, daughter Of Mr.. Staub,
was married last evening TO Mr.. Arthur
Perceval Shanklin, Of Loeb Raven,
Baltimore county The ceremony
was performed in the parlors, which
were decorated with evergreens, potted
plants and cut flowers. The bride en-
tered the parlors leaning on the arm OF
her father. She was preceded by Miss
Celeste w. Crown, as maid OF honor and
the bridesmaids, Miss Lollie Crown,
Miss Resale l.. Staub, Miss Stella
Staub and Miss Mary Staub. The
groom, attended by his brother, Mr..
Charles l.. Shanklin, as best man, en-
tered from another door
Advancing 10 the centre OF the room
20 the strains Of the Loheugrin we'd
ding march, played By Miss Jennie w.
Marines, the couple met in a space en-
closed by ribbons held by two little
girls and two little boys. Rev. G. c.
Griffith, OF Ascension Protestant
Church, read the marriage service.
The brides costume was ivory satin
aud Duchosse lace, with pearl orna-
ments. Her bouquet was OF pink roses
The maid OF honor wore gown Of pink
faiiie and chiffon, and carried white
roses. Two Of tho bridesmaids wore
blue India silk and chiffon, and the 9th
ers wore pink India silk and chiffon.
Each Of them carried a bunch Of white
roses 90