Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-17

/ good wishes verbally expressed, the
bride aud groom received more than two
hundred kilograms OF CONTAMINATION
from all parts OF the United States. Inc
| suoper was triumph OF the gastronOm-
10 art. and the menu was very pleas
autly discussed. Then followed dancing,
for which the Opera House orcnestra
| made toe music The happy pair de-
parted Wednesday for an extended tour
Of the East Tue groom, Mr.. Albert
David Adler, is connected with the mill
/ linery 6rm OF Rice 81 Co., and
the bride, Miss Sarah Rosetts Hork-
heimer. is 4 daughter OF Mrs HOrk-
! heimer, OF the Island. Both are de-
servedly popular ia polite circles.
| Among the guests present from dis
lance were Mr.. and Mrs. ). q. Levy, OF
Cleveland: Mr.. A. kOtZ and Mr.. Cnas.
| Klotz, of Bellaire: Mr.. and Miss May
Refer, Of Meadylle, Pa; Mr.. Mark
Weller and wife, OF GAINESVILLE, o; MI.
Frank and wife, of GAINESVILLE, o. Mr..
and Mrs. j. Sultzbacher, OF Steuoen-
vile; Miss Lehman, OF PiLtsburg; Miss
Seugman, Of Milwaukee; Miss Brown,
OF Baltimore: Mr.. and Mrs. Brash, OF
/ PJtsourg; Mrs. Wolff AID Mr.. Rudolph
Wolf, Of Nh Vernon, O.; Mr.. Charles
| H. Wolf, Of Plttsburs; Mr.. Ollie Cohen,
of Cleveland; Mr.. New. OF Philad ell
| phia; Mr.. Printz, OF Sharon, Pa; Mrs.
l.. L0weusteln, OF Mansfield, O.; Mr..
James Christy, Of Philadelphia.
The beautiful country home OF Mr..
| aud Mrs. A. 2. Tailman al Leather
wood, was the scene of a quiet but very
| pretty wedding Thursday evening. The
happy principals were Mr.. Samuel haz'
lett, who Is prominently connected with
the Peoples Bank, and Miss Nellie
Topping, the charming aud accomplish
! ed niece OF Mr.. and Mrs. Taiiman. The
house was tasteiully decorated for the
occasion with palms, smilax and cut
flowers. The ceremony was performed
in the west room. the library. Masters
Wilbur and Henry Topping carried the
ribbons, followed by NJ sses Sarah aud
Mary 3azlett, nieCsS of the groom. The
/ brides costume was OF cream white
satin, with full veil, aud she carried
/ lilies of the valley. Her bouquet was
a work Of art After the ceremony, a
! reception was held, aiJer which an OK
caIen1 supper was discussed. The
bride and groom left on late train for
an eastern wedding tour. Among the
many handsome toilets worn by the
guests were the following;
Mrs A T.. Thallman, pink satin.
Mrs VIM. Herman, lavender silk.
Mrs Col, white silk.
Miss Eta Rinehart, heliotrope silk.
Miss Haz.ett, pink satin.
Miss Riuehart, white and yellow.
Mrs. w. c. 2. Muir, light blue silk,
/ lace and violet
Mrs. Charles W. L's', light blue.
Mrs. John List, white silk.
NJ SIS Jepson, pink silk.
Miss Gertrude List, pink silk.
Miss Essie Lewis, pink silk.
Miss Florence ont, 0.aCS and blue.
/ Mrs Sw0pe, black wGtered silk and
lace.
Mrs. John Topping, black aud pink
silk.
Mrs Edward Hazlett, red aud white
tafeJa SILK.
Miss Hetty List, black silk and vel,
/ low
The only guests from distance were
/ Mss Got, Of Clarksburg, who is guest
/ of Mrs Tallmau; Mrs. Henry Topping,
OF Kansas city, mother OF the bride;
/ Mrs Charles Heiniein, Miss Forbes aud
Dr. j. o. Howells, OF K.rkwoOd.
Mt Harry A. PaGsubach and Miss
/ Maud Thompson were the parties TO
| very pretty wedding which was per-
formed az ST. JOseph's Cathedral We'd
nesday morning 10 the presence Of a
I large number OF friend and well wish
ers. The attendants were Mr.. Samuel
/ Thompson and Miss Lille Thompson.
/ The ceremony was performed bV Rev.
/ Father o. H. Moye The bride was at
\ tended In a neat fitting travelling suit.
/ After the ceremony az excellent dinner
\ was served at the Stamm House. The
bride is charming aud popular young
/ lady and the groom is a well known
I young business man who is connected
with 'he local agency for Morton Il.
/ Stou, Sc Co.
In the parior OF the residence of Rev.
| l.. ~. Roberts. pastor o, the Wesley VI.
/ L. church, very interesting ceremony
\ was performed Tuesday evening, unit
/ inc Dr. O.. w. Myers % Miss Alice Fag-
I CERT, Of Sari.s Ohio. for better or worse.
| The groom is a well known aud popular
practitioner the bride has been sales
| Iady az II. +. Nolte'a store for some
time. Afteran extended wedding tour,
DIR. and Mrs. Myers will make their
/ home on the South SIDE
Mr.. Joseph Noity. OF Bolivar, o, and
/ Miss Mary McKernau, of this city, were
married at st. JoSeph's Cathedral, Feb
ruary IA, by Rev. Father McDermott at
haf-past five o'clock mass. They
| were driven 70 the residence OF the
\ brides mother, where an elegant we'd
/ ding breakfast was served They left on
/ the Wheeling aud Lake Erie at ten
/ O'clock Tor :heir future home.
ENTERTAINMENTS.
She found play and manager,
/ And, yes, au angel too,
! All went smooth as velvet till
/ She tried 20 learn her cue.
She tried, Gnd tried, but soon gave up,
/ And said with dark eyes II tshiug,
/ ''l think I'd much prefer a role
/ in living pictures dasdiug'
/ Harlem Life.
M ANY delightful
INVA\ entertainments
l|7 - uD) were given dur
/ e ny I-Y/EAN ing the week.
| 80 Az One Of the most
/ 49, ~ brilliant was the