Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-10

or MISS harrison, Ol bIItihpi0' IL -
Bruce was assisted in receiving by
Miss Harrison, Miss Mary Bruce aud
Mrs. Bowly. The floral decorations
were quite pretty. combining ferns
with rosebuds, carnations and other
flowers. Delightful refreshments were
served to the gueste and a
well prepared musical pro-
gramme enlivened the hours OF
entertainment. About one hundred OF
Moundsville's society people were pres
ent. Among the pretty costumes worn
by the ladies were Miss Harrison, black
brocaded silk with magenta velvet aud
Mechlin lace trimmings; Miss Mary
Bruce, black net with light blue satin
bodice Miss Carrie CocEsyne, liRht blue
silk with satin sleeves; Miss Ella Nc
Fadden, pink crepe; Miss Anna Hooten,
white cloth. trimmed in apple green
silk; Miss Nauon Henderson,, black
net with yellow silk bodice: Mrs. Chas.
Oldham, black silk with white tulle
bodice; Mrs. VIII Riggs, pink SILK with
black velvet sleeves; Miss Lou Beall,
scarlet silk bodice with black SILK
skirt; Mrs. Jim Burley, scarlet crepe;
Mrs. Douglass Bruce, black SILK, with
apple green satin trimmings; Mrs
Friend Cox, scarlet crepon; Mrs, DIR.
Bruce, black silk, with jet trimming;
Mrs. Bruly, black silk, trimmed In
white satin; Mrs. Will Martin, brown
silk: Mrs. Lucien Martin, black and
scarlet silk; Miss Maud Grimes, pink
silk; Mrs. Schmeid, yellow silk Mrs.
Joe B. Alexander, black silk, with pink
trimmings: Mrs. Vinton A. Weaver,
black silk; Mrs. Charles A. Weaver,
black satin, with lace trimming; Mrs.
Hodgman, black silk. A number OF
other pretty gowns were worn by the
ladies in attendance.
Mrs. George Miller was surprised at
her home in Bogg's Run Thursday
evening, in honor Of her fftieth ami
versary OF her birth. She entertained
her numerous guests in pleasing
manner.
Tuesday morning at her home in Mar
tins ferry Miss Maggie Moore was
united in marriage to Mr.. Clair Cham
berlain, at the home OF the brides par
ents on Eighth street. The ceremony,
which was very quiet one, was per-
formed by Rev. S. j. Boyle, pastor OF
the Presbyterian church. Miss Moore
is the accomplished daughter of MIR. and
Mrs. c. S. Moore, while Mr. Chamber
lain, who is a conductor Oh the Termi al
road, is held in high esteem by all who
know him. After the wedding cere-
mony Mr.. and Mrs. Chamberlain left on
a short wedding trip over the ". q Il,
E. They will go TO housekeeping on
Walnut street..
Miss Minnie Morgan, OF Martins
Ferry, entertained a number of her
friends In a most hosptable manner, at
her home on Monroe street, Friday
evening. About Twelve couples were
present, who spent the evening in trip
ping the light fantastic toe.
Miss Louise Ssabright, Of Martins
Ferry, was very quietly married last
Tuesday evening, TO Edward Diehl.
The ceremony took place at the home
of the brides parents, on Seventh
street, aud was performed by Rev.
Doepkin. Only few friends and rela-
tives were present.
Mr.. Frank Carpenter and Miss Maud
Baker were united In marriage Wed
nesday by Rev. II. T. McMenamin, Of
st. Johns Churh in Benwood.
Mr.. o. c. Sweeney, a popular lumber
II o.
Coy, Of Sistersville, were Joined in mar
rage at the home Of the latter on We'd
day.
Miss Ruth McCleary very pleasantly
entertained about fifteen couples OF her
Young friends last Friday at her home
On Vine street, Martins Ferry.
The Friendship Club, OF Martins
Ferry, has issued seventy-fve invita-
tions for a big hop, to be given at
Scheele's Hall, February 90 Meister's
full orchestra will furnish music.
Bellaire gentlemen who were recently
entertained by the ladies with ban
Duet at Turner Hall, entertained their
lady friends in return Thursday even
ing, in one OF the most delightful balls
of the season.
Miss Regina Sullivan gave birthday
party to a number of her little friends,
at the home of her parents in Mounds
Vile Saturday evening OF last week.
Benwood young people gave an enjoy
able dance at the City Hall Tuesday
evening.