Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-18
SOCIAL MATTERS.
Various Events Which Took Place
Yesterday and Last Evening, in
and Out Of Town.

The Opsra House orchestra gave their
second grand promenade concert and
bail of the season at the Wnsel-
ing Park last night. The attendance
was not as large as was anticipated.
owing to the threatening aspect Of the
weather during the latter part Of the
afternoon. The orchestra rendered an
imprompJu programme Of concert music
from seven until nine O'Clock on the
porch of the Casino. Promptly at nine
o'clock the doors of the Casino were
thrown open TO the assemblage. An
augmented orchestra Of twenty pieces
rendered programme Of sixteen Of the
popular dances, Win special music.
Terps. chorean festivities were INDUCED
in unCil midnight when a special motor
brought the members and friends back
to the city The opening Of the winter
season Of the orchestra will very prob
ably take plac- the second week in De-
tober.
A very beautiful wedding occurred
at the Cathedral yesterday, al which
Miss Annie Fox, a popular young lady
Of the North End, was the charming
bride. and l'r. leopold Jenkins, ne
tive Of Braddock, Pa, bu; now with
Morton /. Stout & Co. of this city, was
the groom. The attendants were Miss
Francis Klein and Mr. Albert Fox. The
bride was gorGeousiy goWned In sky blue
silk, and carried a bunch o. Marechal
Neil roses. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. 0. Fl. Moya. After the
ceremony a reception was held a, tie
nome Of the brides parents on Market
sA-eet. VIII re a sumpJuous banquet was
served. The brides presents were many
and handsome. The newly married
couple VIII 80 to housekeeping On
Sew nth street.
The Pleasant Valley Club, composed
of the young folks Of Pleasant Valley,
gave very enjoyable dance al Seberts
Garden. About ferry couples INDUCED
IN terpS.ctoc in festivities undl mid
night
At eight o'clock Wednesday evening,
one OF the most successful and inter-
esing wedding ceremonies was per-
formed that has occurred in the vicin-
ity Of Wheeling Tor some days. Il
took place at he home Of the brides
father. Mr.. y. J. Smith. abou, two miles
CUT Ca'dwelps run. The parties were
Miss Clara H. Smith and Mir Walter L.
Sn-Geker. who were united in the holy
bonds Of matrimony by Rev. Denton, Of
ChaDline Street u. e. church. The
ceremony was witnessed by a large
number of friends. after which
one of the most sumpjuOus sUDpers was
served and all enjoyed themselves hap
pily. M. and Mrs Snedeker VII make
their nome on Mt. Devon farm. MIR.
Snedeker is one OF the most prominent
milk-men Of Wheeling and his many
hundreds of friends wish him all the
ioy and happiness this world affords.
s. Il
A very pleasant entertainment was
rendered Mss Nora Doien Wednesday
evening at the Come of Mr.. aud Mrs.
JoeeDb Wei.zel. A very pleasant even
ing was spent in dancing. singing and
games. The music was conducted by
prof William Medis. Those present
were Misses Alice Dolan, Sarah Rich
ards. Katie Quinn, Ella Maho%'y, Alice
Nav. Ola Wheeler, Mary and Ida Cur
die. Katie DAIMLER Annie Burke,
Mamie Dolan. Annie Wei,zel. Nora
Leonard. Nora Crow, Rosy Wolf. Nellie
Dolan and ANNE Adams, and Messrs.
lanes Lynch. Edward Mahonay, James
Young. John West John Leonard, Jas.
clancy. Thomas Dolan, Louis Baker,
lanes Leonard and Mr.. and Mrs. James
T9lbert. Refreshments were served at
1870 D. m. and dancing AVS singing
were kept up until the early hour Of $3.50
a. m.