Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-01-13
PARKERsBURG.

ClOuS rOOm6Q nome OF the iOrlde S mo-
Their, Mrs. Belle Warder. The decora
tors mad exerted the most excenent
taste in arranging the artistic decera-
tons, and if flowers. palms, ferns, nu-
suic and brilliant lights softened by
s4-aues that spread rosy glow over ex-
Quisitely gowned guests made a-beau-
tiful scene, then that of Tuesday even
ing was an ideal one. The entire house
was decorated with ferns, potred plants
and cut flowers. The shades on the
lights in the parlor were Pink, in the
back parlor yellow, and id the dining
room white. Promptly AT 80 o'clock
as Miss Mossie Wethefell struck the
first notes of Lohengrin's Wedding
March, Mr.. G. w Summers entered TIE
parlor door and made way for the
groom and his best man, Mr.. w. c.
MCConaughey, Whine at The same time
CHR. B. s. Pope entered the back parlor
and maze way for the brioe and her
maids. Miss Emma Neal, her maid OF
honor, wearing pink organdie and car
rying pink carnations, ana Miss Julie
Snoagrassf dressed in green organdie
entered, followed by Miss Margaret
61CA dAd lulSo OkSlhl l-ONlN y. VIII
were gowned IN pure white organizes.
All the maids carried pima carnations,
They then took their places on eth
er eide of the minister, Rev. H. G. Hen
derson, of the Methodist Episcopal
cLurch South. Then the bride entered
acne and was met by lie groom and
t.4ey advanced to the spot where forty
years ago the mother of The bride was
married. ltev. Henderson then per-
4ormed the ring service of the Metho-
Isl church. The bride wore beauti-
full gown of white organdie trimmed
in dainty insertion and panne velvet
with veil of tulle held by an al
grette and tiny ostrich feathers. She
carried a shower bouquet of bride roses
and hyacinths, interspersed with ferns
AT 125 Mr. and Mrs. Richard left for
New York and from there they will go
to Florida, where they will visit tie
groom's mother.
Wednesday, between the hours of
and s o'clock Mrs Harry p. Camden
and Mrs. B. R. Blackford gave one OF
the most beautifully appointed recep-
lions of the season. The house was
handsomely and artistically decorated
and the color scheme in each room was
different. 'Mrs. Camden and Mrs
Biackford received in the parlor Mrs
Mary Blackford and Mrs. T. B, Camden
in the library. Mrs. Gallaher, OF
Charleston, and Miss Harriet Van
Wrinkle served punch in the den, while
in the dining room Mrs. B. d. Spill
man and Mrs. w S. Mowris poured
and Mrs. Walter Fleming, Mrs Emily
Despard and Mrs. Rolla Camden assist
ed in entertaining the large number OF
guests tAat called.
General Manager G. A. Burt left fol
New York in his private car.
Hon. Warren Miller of Ripley, was
a guest here this week
Miss Kathryn White has gone tc
Buftalo, New York. for an extended
visit.
mrs. Arthur Thayer and llttle son
Robert Lee Thayer. lefte thursday fol
their home in Baltimore.
hon. Fl. ii. Willis. o. West U.ion, i!
registered at the Jackson Hotel.
Z. B. Alexander formerly secretary
to Senator Camden. now a resident o.
--ueneld, is guest at the Hotel Var
WinKIe.
Miss Margaret Paden gave a supper
Monday evening to Miss Mary Warde
and Mr.. Clinton Richard, the member!
Oh their wedding party, and a few 9th
er friends, after the rehearsal was over
1t was delightfully."- informal, yet per
feet in every detail
Mrs. Roma Camden gave a large ant
elaborate whist party Saturday after
noon at her home on Juliana street.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Rathbone delightful,
entertained Monday evening at thei
home on Jackson Heights with a si1
O'Clock dinner in honor of Mr. and Mrs
P. D. RatnDone, of Chicago After thi
elaborate dinner the guests passed
most enjoyable evening playing whist
The game closed with Mrs. w. B. Pa
den getting the highest score and sh
received an exquisite bunch of carna
tons.
w. E. Kemery gave a big nine o'clocl
dinner Tuesday evening at the Val
Wrinkle Hotel in honor Of the ushers a
the aL-.torium.
Some of the young men gave a de
| 40 III dance Tuesday evening at Ger
mania Hall in honor Of Miss Ma,
Brahm, of Fairmont, who Is the CUES
OF the Misses Sleeth of this city.
Col. L. B. Deilicker left .Yonday eve
| ming for Washington, TO look afte
some business matters.
Hon. Jake Fisher, OF Sutton, wa
here TUESDAY on ais way TO Charleston
to attend the converting of the legisla
ture.
Julius Marcus has gone to Baltimort
on a business trip
Den Robinson has returned to hi
school at Baltimore, after spending tn,
Holidays with his parents.
Tuesday evening occurreI onet of III,
most brilliant receptions that Parkers
burg people have ever known. 1t wa
given by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wilson
ana probably such elaborate desora
tons were never known to adorn /;
| house. In every room great profusionl
Of smilax. Gu flowers, ported plants
palms, French asparagus and Southern
smilax were lavishly used. The spa
cious hall and lne parlor were in pinl
and green, the shaGes on the lights anC
the MOWERS being piEs- In the nall al
orc4esCra played sweet music while tn.
guests were met by Mr. Dwight Jarrett
Mr.. and Lsirs. Harry Wilson, Mr.. anC
Mrs. H. S. Wilson. Miss Louise Brown
and Miss Lily I. Jackson received thu