Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-02
EVENTS THAT ARB INTERESTING THE WORLD
OF FASHION.
TEs Outings Weddings, Rscsp ions Soirsss and
N0hsr Social Entertainments Given Dur
ing the Past Six Days.


VIII smile through changing tears,
When day-sweet day Of love shall break;
The soul that's sorrow burdened,
When the music sweet IL hears,
WIN sing-wiu sing for dear loves sake.
EDWARD y, WooD.
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The cool nights warn the fashionable
world Of the approach OF autumn, and
in a feG short weeks the form Of social
entertainments will have changed. The
lawn party and outing will give place
10 the solree and ball. The devotee
now snAds many afternoons with the
mods "a thsfs az ssumeient num-
ey ON &-8s for the winter season al
y rldy outlined, TO provide an interest
ng topic Of conversation for the re-
malnder OF her leisure hours The early
fan will witness a number Of brilliant
functions
an unusual number Of very pretty
home affairs were crowded into the past
x days. and society is discussing sew
al notable weddings which took place
urlng that period. Tue sumner opera
81 the Park was distinctively society
Byent, and proved very successful.
Several prominent young society gen.
tlemen are arranging dance, 70 De
given at the Park Casino, on the even
ing OF September 10th. The Opera
House orchestra will make the music.
This affair is expected 10 round up the
summer season az home.
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The new Union Barn at Echo Point
was the scene OF a gay assem6lage OF
children yesterday afternoon, between
the hours OF and 10 O'Clock. The joy
Gus event was a children's dancing
party, given by Mr. o. G. Dewey 10 the
young masters and misses OF Echo Point,
who in turn invited number OF their
friends.
Prof Charles Killmeyer was on hand
and furnished the music for the gay
youth and their escorts 10 trip over the
waxen surface OF the hard wood door Of
the barn.
Al s O'Clock 81 array OF good things
was spread. The event was one
that Will long be 0ered by AL
The receiving party consisted OF the
children at the Point, namely: Eliza
SDeidel, Louie and Wilson Grub, Jack
and Jingle Culbertson, Louise Lamb
and Jesse Speidel.
Hon. John A Campbell, Judge OF the
CLEegSe Court, and Miss EaoH.- Peak,
80 tbS, s~S~7Uu0g lady OF Steuben-
rsville, werSehe parties to a quiet but
very pretty marriage ceremony which
was performed Wednesday evening az
the home Of Mrs. Sue Davis, an aunt OF
the bride, on North Fifth street, Steu-
benvnle. Only Few Intimate friends
were present Judge Campbell has
host Of friends In this city, especially Ia
the legal fraternity, who join In extend
ing their best wishes.
A very quiet wedding took place
Columbus, Ohio, az a Catholic Church 10
that city last Thursday morning 10
which the happy principals were Mr..
W II. Harrison, formerly popular Is.
and O. conductor but now engaged in
business 10 Cincinnati, and Miss Mar
garet Campbell, daughter OF Mr.. James
Campbell, Of South Market street. Only
a few intimate friends and near rela-
tiveS were present. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harrison departed on an extended we'd
ding tour. They will make their future
home in Cincinnati.
Mr.. Jesse Miller entertained the
Snowfall Social aud Outing Club, in
North Main street, Tuesday evening,
10 music, games and kindred diversions.
An enjoyable season was spent
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Miss Hettie MacSin, OF Forty-third
street was hostess 10 large party Of
her young friends, Wednesday evening.
The principal diversion OF the evening
was dancing. Atmldnight al excellent
luncheon was discussed.
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William Brandau was rendered
farewell party Wednesday evening, al
his rAme on South Jacob street. He
departed ~OL the following day for
Cleveland, Ohio, where be will enter
college.
Five large picnic wagons conveyed
merry party of North EBderS 10 Big
Elm, several miles above the city, on
Tuesday. The day was spent in a de-
lightfui manner. Among those who
were in the party we're Mrs. G.. w.
Terrell and family, Mrs. Riddle and fam
lily, Mrs Lewis ZOeck'er and family,
and Mrs. Lavena Haoberield and fam
fly.
Messrs Joseph and viii Miller hos
pitably entertained a merry and con-
genial party OF friends, at their home
on South Chapllno street, Tuesday even
ing. A delightful season was spent Ia
social amu7ements. and tO0tbsOme re-
freshments were discussed at midnight
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Mr.. Michael Moran, who has return
ed FROM the West, after an absence OF
several years, was surprised at bis home
on South Main street Wednesday even
ing, 70 receive an unexpected call from
half a hundred of his friends. Mr..
Moran proved a very agreeable host
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There was a merry asSemblage OF
young society people at the home Of
Ms. Thomas MUrrin, on FOrty-eighth
s-feet. Tuesday evening. A season Of
Ndancing and kindred pleasures passed
All too quickly. and the guests departed
reluctantly at an early hour Iext morn
lng.
The wedding of Mr.. Henry Vessel
and Miss Edith HARPER, both Of the
South Side, will take place in the near
future.
= A South Side mandolin and guitat
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