Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-09

Chinese lanterns were al tLntl'o4iJ
hung along the piazza and doorway,
presenting q most pleasing appearance.
The interior was changed into verit-
able garden of roses, and their rich per-
fume produced a most fragrant effect.
The floral decorations of the spacious
were very beautiful the taste and ar
tistic eve and touch of the hostess being
seen i'm everything. Beneath the par
lor mantel was formed an exquisite
embankment of lilies, roses and trop-
zeal plants. The chandeliers, picture
frames and window curtains were beau
tifully decorated with roses, palms and
ferns. with here and there touches Of
foliage. the platform at the head of the
stairway being a mass Of bloom. The
entire place wore q gala aspect and the
continuous strains of sweet music by
the Oriental Mandolin and Guitar Club
stationed On the piazza. the glowing
faces of the richly attired guests in full
evening dress. formed picture that is
a poem ineXpressible Mrs. Robinson,
ALTERED in a rich white beaded silk with
pearl trimmings and diamond Orna-
ments. and lovely corsage bouquet Of
tea roses, made a charming hostess.
She wass gracefully assisted in receiv-
ing by Misses Bess Brady, Mary v
Thomas. Bess Griffith Edith McKim
and Lena Mckay. Dancing begun at
ten o'clock and at midnight burst, the
caterer. fairly outdid himself in serv-
ing most elegant and tempting repast
after which dancing was continued and
the small hours of the morning found
the participants still keeping time to
the merry strains.
The Thimble Bee, of Martins Ferry
was entertained Thursday afternoon by
Miss Carrie Hobbs.
Cards have been issued for the we'd
ding on the 10Th inst, at the Baptist
Church i'm Grafton, of Mr. Charles AL
bert Keefer, and Miss Ada Belmonte
Clayton.
Six couples Of young folks from Mar
tins Ferry, were entertained in hos
pitable manner Wednesday evening, at
the home Of Mr. Joseph Waterman, in
Bridgeport.
Tuesday evening Miss Cora Watson,
one OF Martins Ferry's highly esteemed
young ladies, was united in marriage
at Wheeling to Mr.. Charles Hamilton,
Of Pleasant Valley. w. Va The affair
was very quiet. being witnessed by but
a few near relatives. They viii make
their future home at Pleasant Valley
The marriage Of James L. Linard and
Miss Anna Farren. of Bellaire, took
place Tuesday evening at the VI. e.
parsonage. Rev. O. w. Holmes oficia-
ting. The attendants were Mr. Orion
Poterdeld and Miss Maggie Jones.
Miss Nettie Whiteslde was hostess to
a merry and congenial party OF her
Wheeling friends at her home in Ben
wood Monday evening Music and kin
dred diversions helped to make the
hours pass pleasantly.
The Court House at st. Clairsville
was given over to the devCtecs Of terps-
ichorean amusements Wednesday even
ing. A large crowd "tripped the light
fantastic" until the early morning
hours.
Mr.. Robert L. Henderson, the popu-
lar Bellaire photographer, and Miss
Emma. the charming daughter of Mr..
Samuel Conman, of the same place,
were united in marriage at the brides
home Wednesday, morning, Rev. r. G..
White officiating.
An enjoyable dance was given We'd
nesday night at the country residence
of Philip Snyder. two miles west of
Bridgeport. About twelve couples Of
Bridgeport and Wheeling people were
present and danced until late hour to
the music of Tobin's orchestra.