Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-04

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No., Isy , oo-l I,-or No. ~ s'ye 'oo~n
49, this my hand and seal made known.
For any want of loyalty
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10 matter who did win YOUR smile,
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Asd, kneelins 1y my side. reveal
PAIN
only ask IL NAV mot be
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bnt q 10 should be SO. ny own,
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So
FiguratiVely speaking, saciety is now
wearing the sack-cloth and ashes which
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son eAaC" Ane pei'ou Ol voluntary aO-
stention from social gayety started
earlier than usual this wear. and many
aovoto.s i- .o,s.o,,..e ,rr,.- ton
aciouSIy 10 tno customary enter t@in-
ments OF the season. During the past
veee tbo rarte, obsorvarce bec3re
more general anu tI'o.~1e VIII No"
reign in fashionable circles, with q
series of brilliant affairs after Easter 90
furnish topics for discussion. Society
is dull just now, out there nave been
number OF interesting events during Jle
past week.
Mr. CHARLES beeAm3n' one ol 'he
leading spirits in tne popular Merctn-
tle Club, left Che city last Friday Tor
Boston, where he Will locate Iermare1l-
ly. On Thursday evening stag banquet
was given fu his honor 40 Sheekey's
pariors, on Twelfth street. Thirty con-
genial friends sac down to @ generous
spread, embracing 0II the seasons deli
cacies, and am abundant supply OF
- U--m So and rich red clarer Other
~ Itcd guests sent their regrets, BOZ The
Wlofm OF valentines, which Adorned the
walls OF che fiesta. clauoer. Elen
The nuer man l-l ocen l'd 10 safety
Ar. Beekmau was presented with O
handsome photograph OH the mem
beers of tle Mercantile Club.
Each gentleman also presented
the guest 0t honor with "a small
token in the shape Oh q musical CD
instrument. Taken OH. in an, The affair
was one ot the most uel|uJIul OF us
nature ever given in The clty.
The guests were; MesSrs. ALBERT hIce,
Morris Jacobs, Henry hrlleS, Wuiiam
IT, Frank, sam BeeEman, Dave hraGs,
Ben kraus, Louis Gludllug, Ben horN-
he.mer Milton Gutman, Ralph Hey
man, Mr.. ka.lanstein, Mr. Louis Whlt
Gabe EuSuelmef' Jr.' Henry E.nsne .iA-
er, 0aoe y. EmsneImer, WIZ Emshel-n-
co, W. y. h.ee' oL i't-soui- s. James
bdefi D. oI-ai'rI' A1ou ID otoiu anu
Chas d. beehmdn.
One or the most interesting events OF
the week was tle wedding or MT. Ale
fred E ScheeIe and Miss Blanche scott
which attracted an Assem- olaSe tnaJ
completely hlea lne toufJa street We
ID. Church tuesday evening. 30 large
was the throug that lle aisIeS were
crowded, aud many were unable 90 w.t-
ness the ceremony.
The strains or the ever popular L9-
henErin march, executed upon the ore
gan 6y Mr. James Ferry uoaJeo out at
$3.50 o'clock, and was the signal for the
advance of the bridal party. .rSt
came soe usnerS, less'S' wv, "'., Ia'll'
son, and Frank Gaus, who proceeded APP
the right aisle, followed by the bride
leaning upon the arm OF the groom,
aud looking lovely ln "a charming gown
of white SIR, with e.-oofale ace lrl'-
ming aud cOrsage bouquet OF bride
roses. The impressive ceremony of The
Methodist church was performed by the
pastor, Rev. Dr. a. B. Eker, the bride
and groom and attendants then retiring
in reverse order 90 the rytbm.c meas
ures of the Lonensrin March
home OF the o'i1e f1'e-, .,,. 1 wi wv. ~
Main street, man! 49, -...--.s. ~
tead congratn'4l'O1is, s -
their esteem i' u'- --, ,,l -,.'i
costly presents. MT, Z, auI d N's, 0sLe5. %
were driven % .u5 i1u .ll '..'' pe.',
where they tooA .ne ese-'L- .,, ''a ... 40.
tour OF , .l - - - "a o5be-
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