Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-11-24

/ lilly appointed Norton homestead. AFTER
| q three hours spirited contest the game
/ was interrupted, and an appetlAng
/ luncheon spread to the guests. AT the
+ conclusion of the lunch the prizes were
/ presented TO the winners. Mrs. VIII
W. Irwin captured the first prize,
i magnificent dresden china vase The
" second prize fell TO Mrs. Andy Wilson;
10 was q dresden china candle stick. Thef
club viii be entertained Jointly N Two
weeks by Mrs. T. c. Moffat and Mrs. w.
W. Irwin, aC the home of Mrs. Motat,
on South Chapline street
+ The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
II. Frank. on Twelfth street, was the
. scene Of a very pretty home wedding
Tuesday evening The happy parties
10 the nuptial contract were Mr.. Isaac
Hirshberg, q prominent young business
man. who was formerly located in Bal
gilmore. but has recently engaged in thG
tobacco business at Ashville, North
f Carolina. and Miss Bessie Beekman, a
charming young lady Of this city, who
has been deseryedly popular in Hebrew
society circles. The parlOrs were dec
GRATED i'm q very tasteful manner, under
the direction of Florist w. +. Zane.
F The prevailing cOlors were white and
. green. and the costumes of the bridal
party harm0niZed with these tints,
thereby neightening the very charming
effect. There was q prOfusion Of pOtted
plants and flowers. transforming the
room into q veritable floral bower. The
chandeliers were entwined with SmllaX
and large chrySanthemums were dis
played to advantage in the decorations.
It was i'm every respect home we'd
ding. and was witnessed by only the
near relatives and intimate friends OF
the happy principals. The bride and
groom entered The parl0rs promptly az
the appointed hour attended by the
/ bridesmaids and ushcrs. The uaherS
were the brothers of the bride, MesSrS.
Milton. Charles, Samuel and Gabe
Beekman The bridesmaids were the
Misses Pauline and Lillian May Frank,
and the flower girls were Misses Marie
and Alma Frank The bride was at
tired i'm a becoming costume Of white
duchess trimmed with duchess lace,
her maids wore pink silk and the flower
girls white swiss. The ceremony was
performed according to- the impressive
Hebrew ritual. by the Rev. Samuel
Hirshberg. of Boston, an uncle Of the
groom. After the nUpJial knot was
tied. a reception was held, and the
bride and groom We're shOWered with
+ congratulations from the assembled rel
atiyes and friends. The doors Of the
dining room were then thrown open,
and the guests discussed an excellent
wedding spread prepared by burst, the
caterer. They were afterward driven
10 the b. & o. depot, where they took
q train for a honeymoon tour Of the
East. which viii end at their future
home I'm Ashville. Among the guests
from q distance were Mr.. and Mrs.
Gabe Beekman, of Boston: Mr.. Charles
Beekman of Boston; Rev. Samuel
Hirshberg. of Boston; Mr.. Milton Beck
man, of Washington, ID. c.; Mr.. and
Mrs. Hirshberg. of CincinnaJi; Mr..
and Mrs Samuel Jacobson, of Cincin-
natl; Leon II. Frank, of AShville; Mr..
Max Leowy, of New York.
A novel entertainment has been
planned by the Kings Daughters Mis-
siOuarv Society of ST. Matthew's p. T..
day party. at the Mcclure House Dur
ing the past few days six hundred per
sons have received neat invitations
bearing the following inscription:
You Will find enclosed q little sack,
. Please either send or bring it back
With as many cents as YOU are old.
nickel or silver Well take. or gold)
We promise the sums shall never be
told.
The Kings Daughters Society with.
with greetings most hearty,
Feel sure you1l attend your own birth
day party
Here i'm verse is the information
concerning the form of the entertain
ment AS its object is deserving. there
will no doubt be very few who will de-
cline the request to send or bring
: back" the little sack. The promise
which the ladies give is a happy
thought. since if viii discourage any
disDositiOn to LIB" on the part of the
v0Jng ladies' favored with invitations,
and at the same time will increase the
receipts. Persons who do not attend.
+ are requested to forward their sacks
to- Mrs Geo. B. Caldwell. But it is not
likely that any person viii voluntarily
remain away from the party as the en-
| tertainment which has been planned
by the committee i'm charge is such as
viii not fail TO awaken pleasurable an
ticipation. An informal reception will
Dee held between the hours of eight
o'clock and midnight, and light re-
freshments Will De served. The old
dining room of the hotel Will be given
q. of Il eel ID IN
pleasures. and a small zee will be
charged. Guests are requested TO enter
the hotel by the Twelfth street en-
franc.
A pretty wedding took place at St.
JoseDh's Cathedral Tuesday. in which
the CONTRACTING parties were Mr.. Ihos'
Dorsey and Miss Mary Devlin. OF the
South Side. The ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. Father McDermott,
and was Witnessed by large party OF
friends.
The wedding of lIr. Harry joyce, Of
lTeKeesport. to- Miss Kate Brailer. o.
The south Side. took place az 100 o'clock
Tuesday afternoon at the Church Of
Tho Tmuacu' te Conception. i'm the pres
e1ca of O. large thrOng of friends of the
herDv principals Miss Mamie Brady
ore1nis- of the church choir, rendered
-belrerdelss1hn andLohengrin wedding
marches upon che arrival and departure
Of the bridal pary. The ceremony was
,s-fo~ue9 bv The Rev. Father Joseph
/ 5auer paS.1r of the church. An in
formal RECEPTION and dinner followed. at
mo home Of the brides parents. and
/ lT~. and Mrs. Joyce departed on the