Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-07

del' on Chapline street Miss Eliza
Spiedel gracefully presided over the
chocolate and tea urns, and dispensed
the toothsome confections.
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The Baltimore american has tho fol-
towing notice concerning two society
ladies who are well known in this city
ana State, being granddaughters OF the
late VIM. ). Goshorn:
Cards are out for the wedding OF Miss
Jennie Goshorn Staub 70 Mr.. Arthur =.
Shanklin. OF Towson. Baltimore county.
and cards will be out Ia few days for
the marriage or Miss Mary Stauo, Miss
Jennie's sister, TO Mr. L. Bradbury Eel
lows, formerly OF New York, but now
OF this city. Miss Jennie and Miss
Mary are very accomplished, pretty
young girls, aud the daughters OF Col.
X. T. II. Staub, an old and we'll known
member OF the Baltimore bar Both
weddings will be at Col. Staub's resi-
dence on Linden avenue-Miss Jennie's
at SIX O'Clock on Wednesday evening,
the 18th Of January, and Miss Mary's
AT the same hour on Tuesday evening,
January 3Oth. a reception from G:3O
to $50 o'clock will follow each we'd
ding.
Last Monday evening John Meyers, a
well known gentleman OF South Wetzel
street, was surprised by mum Der Of his
friends calling at his home. About
twenty couples attended, and Shaue's
orchestra made the music. Excellent
refreshments were served, aud most
pleasureable evening spent.
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Mrs. Fred Zimmerman, OF South
Wood street, celebrated her Gfty-sixth
birthday last Monday evening. a large
number OF guests were entertained at
her home. An excellent repast was
served, and the evening was spent most
cnjoyaOiy.
Miss Nictorine Bonique handsomely
entertained about twenty couples OF
friends last Monday evening al her
home on Bennett street, Kirkwood. A
large number OF guests wore present
from wheeling, Beiiaire and Wellsburg.
Andrew Ko!tz, a tailor known n this
city, was married last week 10 a lady OF
tairmont. The ceremony was per-
formed at the brides home. The happy
young couples home will be at Wells
burg.
Miss Stella Carney, OF South Chapline
street, entertained NJ her home Tuesday
evening in hospitable manner. IL.
King. the cstorcr. furnished tho re-
treshments. The verious diversions
provided made the evening one OF unal-
Logged pleasure.
Miss Laura Calderbach, OF South Nc.
Culloch street, entertained her friends
Monday evening, at her home. 70
pleasant manner. Fifteen couples at
tended.
The fire ladies ~ the Chemical house
entertained Chief Hcaly aud few
friends with an oyster supper at ten
o'clock Monday night.
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Prof. John Mullen has arranged for
another social for the pupils OF his
dancing academy and friends, to be
given at the Calumet Club rooms, to-
morrow evening. These receptions are
always delightful informal affairs, and
tomorrow evenings will be no excep.
lion. Prof KiIlmyer will make the
music Tor dancing.
The Martins Ferry foot ball team
Ind invited friends, making in all an
lssem blage OF about twenty-five per-
.ons, spent very enjoyable evening In
Triihth's parlors, on Hanover street,
friday. An excellent spread was
irst discussed aud then toasts were
esponded to. The team also consider
ID several propositions relative 70 the
curse Of the team for the ensuing sea.
on.
Mr.. p. Clark was agreeably surprised
% receive an unexpected call from
lumber Of his friends AZ his home on
he Island. His guests we're members
# the knights OF tho Golden Eagle.
Invitations have been issued by the
young ladies Of Mrs. Rev. G.. y. Hen
,horne's class in the Kirkwood VI. p.
Sabbath School for a reception, TO be
given at the church on Tuesday even
Ing Of this week.
The most brilliant society event in
recent years IN Hampton, Va, was the
marriage Of Senator Charles James
Faulkner and Miss Virginia Fairfax
Whiting, which took place Wednesday
evening. Iue ceremony was sulernuized
at ST. James Episcopal Church al .
o'clock. and the church was tbrouged
with people. The maids OF honor were
Miss May Phillips, Of Warwick, Va,
Mss Lucy ldDu, Miss Annie Cnissmau,
Miss Mamie Watkins, OF Hampton,
Miss LllIe Critcher, Of Alexandria,
Miss Amelia Pearson, OF Kentucky,
Miss llay Faulkner, and Misses Elsie
and May Love, Of Winchester. Mr. H..
j. Flood, OF Appomattox, was best man,
and Senator Dubois, Hon. John O. Pen
dIeton, Hon. j.. ID. Gibson, Joseph T..
Chiffon aud Peyton E. Harrison, OF
West Virginia, we're grOomsmeu. The
rector ~ ST.. James, Rev. DR.. Bryan.
performed the ceremony, after which
senator and Nrs. Faulkner left on a
southern bridal trip.
The bride Is a very charming south
ern girl. Her trO--eau was very elab-
crate, aud uer bridal dress was very
costly creation. O. pom tho return OF Sou.
at1r and Mrs. Faulkner to Washington
they VIII bs entertained by President
and Nrs. Cleveland.
q brilliant reception was given Tues.
day evening at tue home of Mr.. y. s.
Vance, on North Main street. Nils,
Lille Vance entertained boz honor ol
her guests, Miss a0ber and Miss Hud
docs, ~ E.mIra. u. y, who were ben
EChoJ.Wates az OEOutZ, near phUaJel