Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-06-17

will continue after the concert until
one o'clock.
William Paunell, Of Columbus,
young man we'll known in this city. has
sent Invitations 10 many OF his Wheel
ing friends TO be 10 attendance at his
wedding, which will be or the eth of
this month. He is TO be married to one
OF the handsomest young ladies' OF Co.
lumbus, and the wedding, to be per-
formed In that city, is to be great
society event.
Thirty friends Of Miss Ella Niehaus,
OF the South Side. we're pleasantly en-
tertained at her home Wednesday even
ing. The usual diversions were pro-
vided, and an excellent luncheon was
spread al ten o'clock.
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The Oriole club was Hospitality enter
tanned Thursday evening, by Miss En-
ma Moore, at her home on Fourteenth
street.
The Arcadia clue entertained its
friends very pleasantly with hop, at
It's new quarters on Fifteenth streets
Wednesday evening.
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The announcement is made that Mr..
I c. J. Crawford, one Of the popular and
efficient clerks at the B. & o. shops, at
/ NcMechen, will be united in marriage
on the Goth inst, TO Miss Mary Ganor,
a prominent young lady Of Bellaire.
l The ceremony will be performed at the
Benaire Catholic church. and the at
tendants will be Mr.. Luke Lally and
Miss Emma Madden.
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The most pretentious society events
/ OF the week were the entertainments In
connection with the commencement
erciseS. The University ball az Nor
/ gantown was an elaborate function,
and one Of the most successful affairs
I ever given in that little college town.
| Friday night the school year at the
| Linsly Institute was concluded with
| ball i'm the armory. The heat was OPP
UresSive, hut nevertheless large num-
Der OF guests were present. The Opera
House orchestra made the music for
dancing, and a midn light luncheon was
furnished by burst.
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The new Casino at Wheeling Park
was the scene of o merry and congenial
assemblage on Monday evening, when
the first hop 10 the new building was
given bv the popular Ideal club. About
one hundred and fifty society people
were present, from Wheeling, Bellaire,
Bridgeport aud Elm Grove. The
weather was delightful for dancing, and
the devOtees secured the full measure
of enjoyment from that popular diver
sion. The Opera House orchestra dis
course popular airs, and the dancers
glided over the waxen surface In the
dreamy waltz or 'qusdrille.
From the balcony the scene during the
evening was one OF beauty and ANNA
tlon-the throngs Of faShionably at
tired ladies and gentlemen, the tunetul
melodies Of the orchestra, aud the fra
GRANGE of the magnoliaS and other
flowers, all combining TO produce a
charming effect
At midnight supper was served In the
handsome new restaurant, and pleas
antly discussed. With this brief inter-
mission the terpsiChorean programme
was uninterrupted during the evening.
A special motor returned to the city
about three O'Clock. The affair through
out was so successful that the Ideals
will probably give another outing In the
near future.
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The popular Marcella Club enter
tanned It's friends in delightful man
ner at Wheeling Park, Tuesday even
ing. A very enjoyable seoson was spent
in dancing at the front pavilion, Prof.
Charles Killmeyer making the music.
This diversion was supplemented by an
excellent luncheon.
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Invitations nave been received here
from DR.. and Mrs. James Matthew Bow
cock, OF C.arkSburg, for the wedding
reception OF their daughter, Stella, and
/ Mr.. Edward Carter Martz, Wednesday
afternoon, 27th inst, between the hours
OF $50 and 4;3O o'clock.
A very quiet wedding will be solemn
/ ICED by Rev. Father McDermott, at ST.
I Joseph's Cathedral, next Wednesday
morning, in which the principals will
| b. Mr. Robert Ankle and Miss Mamie
DiCkman.
A notable wedding to take place on
I Wednesday evening, will be that OF Mr..
/ John Friend Hutchinson, Of Parkers-
: burg, and Miss Grace Gray Finnell.
/ The ceremony will be performed at the
\ home OF the brides mother, Mrs. Mary
/ A. BuSselle, on Thirteenth street
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/ The marriage OF Mr.. Walter h.
/ DeVries, assistant 3. & o. ticket agent
+ al Pittsburg, and Miss Katharine Balls
/ lev. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ.
+ Hamilton, will take place az the Nc
Lure, Tuesday evening at o'clock.
I The bride aud groom will depart on al
extended wedding tour, and upon their
return will be at home 70 their sriends
at the corner OF Sycamore and Stsnwix
streets, Mount Washington, Pittsburg.
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I The social entertainments in con-
nection with the butchers National
/ ConventiOu-the outings and bauQuets
\ AT Wheeling ana Mozart Parks, were at
/ tended by large numbers OF friends OF
I the local butchers, and were very sue
cesSfuIly conducted.
IL was again proven uuIluk INC past
/ ten days that the average feminine
; heart has weak spot for military men.
/ Tue camps Of the West Virginia and
[ Ohio militia, we're visited By scores OF
/ Wheeling young ladies' daily. The visi-
/ tors 20 the Ohio camp were numerous,
possibly because OF the greater number
/ Of soldiers, and their natty uniforms
and handsome equipments.
100 Gold Watches at greatly reduced
prices. l. e.. DILLON & Co.