Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-05-21

! can programme, to the accompaniment
of piano music furnished by Mrs.
James Riddle. The affair concluded at
midnight, when luncheon was served.
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That June deserves the term of
month of weddings" promises to lie
demonstrated conclusively this year.
! Dame Rumor has it that number of
! young persons who are prominent III
| social circles will approach the altar.
| There will be at least one church we'd
| ding, for which elaborate preparations
will be made.
! Wednesday evening Mr.. James B.
! fancy entertained at his home on The
| Island, number of whist friends at
| Compass Whist"
The Island Whist Club assembled at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Dent Taylor
on Tuesday evening. The meeting was
/ most enjoyable one, condition
which always accompanies this clubs
contests.
Young society persons in Bridgeport
gave very enjoyable ball in the
Opera House in that city Wednesday
evening.
A number of young people gave a
surprise party at Mrs. d. SPEARS home,
out Caldwells run. Those present
were: Charles Schnepf, Estella Bert
| schy, Otto Schnepf, Louisa Nolte, Ed
ward Schnepf and wife, Geoge Clark,
Dora Bickmeyer, Harry Schafer, Anna
Schafer, Emma Summa, Louis Sum-
ma, Nellie Schnepf, Byron Leach, AL
1rlda Rife, Lawrence Stab, Emily
Brown, Ellsworth Brown, Nellie Spar,
Ellsworth Wolfe, Ida Wagner, Louis
Spar, Viola Bromer, Charles Schafer,
George Gibson, A. Helstern, Walker
COOK, Uncle Dingess, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
knutson, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Wagner, Mr..
and Mrs. F. Spar, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Spar, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Spar and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Meyers and
/ family.
Miss Anna Shaw was hostess to a
number of her friends at her home in
( the East End Thursday evening. the
occasion being the tenth anniversary of
her birth. Games and other social di-
versions were provided for the enjoy
ment OF the guests and refreshments
were served at seasonable hour.
Miss Ada Carter delightfully."- enter
tanned party of her young friends at
her home on the Island Wednesday
evening, in celebration of the fifteenth
anniversary of her birth. Refresh
ments We're served at the usual hour.
experimenting a programme of pleas
ing social diversions.
Miss Hannah Smith, an estimable
lady OF Bridgeport, was united in mar
rage Monday evening to Mr.. Thomas
McColloch, of Cambridge The cere-
mony was performed in the Cambridge
Episcopal church, the Rev. George
Terrence officiating
Miss Nettie Herbert was bostess to .
party of her young friends at her home
on North Market street Thursday ev-
ening, the occasion being the ninth an
/ nlversary of her birth. The evening
was spent with games and various i'll
venile amusements and at the uslIal
| hour tempting refreshments were
served. Miss Herbert was the recip-
~
Thursday evening at the home of the
| retiring President, Mrs A. J. Smith
| on North Fourth street, the Woman's
Club, of Martins Ferry, gave an ele
CANT reception to their husbands and
gentlemen friends. About fifty per-
sons were present and the evening was
/ spent in most pleasant manner and
n he i,I
full year of this sterling organization.
An excellent musical programme was
rendered by members of the club.
which was highly appreciated by all
I present. A delectable repast was dis
! cussed at a seasonable hour.
| On Wednesday evening. at $50
o'clock, very pretty wedding cere-
mony was performed at the Benwood
M. E. church by Rev. George w. Bente,
the contracting parties being Mr. Au-
i gust G. Remke. Of Wheeling, and Miss
Laura V. Riddle, eldest daughter of
! Squire and Mrs. Harry Riddle. The
/ bride presented quite a charming ap-
| pearance, being attired in Paris muslin
over white taffeta, and carrying white
roses. Mr.. George Remke, the groom S
! brother, and Miss Nellie Riddle, the
| brides sister, were the attendants. The
/ ushers were John Lineberger, of Ben
wood, and Otto Peterson, George Bish-
| OPP and Charles Neiber, of Wheeling.
| At the conclusion of the ceremony,
which was witnessed by the many rela-
| tives and friends of the principals, the
| bridal party were driven to the home
of the brides parents on Water street,
where a pleasant reception was held.
| After sumptuous wedding supper had
been partaken of. dancing and other