Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-23

tracing parties. and at its conclusion 3
reception was rendered the young poo
pie, and 1t IN turn gave way to anselab-
crate wedding dinner.
The wedding party was composed of
the bride and groom and three flower
girls. nieces of the bride. They were
the Misses Elizabeth Hugus, Helen
Taylor, OF Beech Bottom, and Mary e.
1 Wright, Of S~teubenviile.
The bride was handsomely attired in
a creation OF gray panne liberty silk
trimmed In real lace. She carried a
shower boquet OF sweet peas. The
flower girls were attired in white lace
dresses over pink.
Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Stewart departed over the Pennsylvania
lines for the East, where they will take
quite an extended honeymoon. During
| the trip they will visit the Pan-Ameri-
can Exposition and the seaport towns OF
the East. On their return they will be at
home at No. .227 Twenty-ninth street.
The bride was attired in a handsome
travelling gown Of brown broadcloth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart received a num-
Der of handsome wedding presents OF
cut glass and silver.
Among the out-of-town visitors who
were present at the affair were Mr. and
| Mrs. G. l.. Taylor, of Beech Bottom;
Miss Wilson, Miss Emma johnson, Miss
Matte Wright, Mrs. S. B. Stewart and
| daughter, Miss Annie, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Harry Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H.sKas-
ley and son, John Kasley, all of Pitts
burg; and Mrs. Rebecca Stewart, OF
Cambridge, o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius Hoge, Jr., are
home from their wedding trip and are
| spending a few days with Mrs. Hoge's
father, Mr.. William C. Handlan, on Fiji
teenth street. They leave the coming
week for Fairmont where they Will
make their future home.
The Prize Winners gave a we'll attend
| ed dance at Mozart Park last Tuesday
evening. Miss Helmbright furnished
the music.
Mrs. julius Pollock delightfully."- en-
tertained the members OF the Island
Duplicate Whist Club at a bowling party
on Friday evening at the Wheeling
park alleys. Many high scores were
made, and the evening was most thor
oughly enjoyed. An appetizing lunch
con was served, when the party re-
turned on a special motor.
One of the largest and most brilliant
| receptions of the season was given on
Thursday evening by MIR. and Mrs. w.
A. Wilson, at their palatial residence
on North Main street. On account OF
the number of invited guests the even
| ing was divided into periods, the first
from eight until ten o'clock, and the
| second from nine until midnight. There
| was a constant stream of visitors, and
| carriages were coming and going
/ throughout the hours of the reception.
MI. and Mrs. Wilsin were assisted in
| receiving by MI. and Mrs. William Pan
nell Wilson, Miss Flora Wilson, Mrs.
| William Glessner, Mrs. Walker Frissell
| and Mrs. Lawrence Sands. In the din
ing room refreshments were dispensed
by a bevy of young aides, consisting Of
Miss Martha Clark, Miss Brockunier.
Miss Vance, Miss D%elaplaine and Miss
Jordan.
In the drawing room and library the
colors used in decorating were green
and white, huge magnoiias in green
vases were placed in different parts
of the room, and immense punches of
white peOnies and carnations were to be
| found on the mantelS. The chandeliers
were tastefully trimmed with asparagus
and smilax, while each electric light
bulb was covered with a green shade.
In the dining room the buffet was bank
ed with pink roses and carnations, and
palms were artistically arranged in all
corners OF the room. During the even
ing Meister's orchestra, stationed in one
part OF the hall, ~discoursed a programme
OF delightful reception music. The
gowns of the ladies in the reception
party were notably handsome.
Mrs. Edward B. Franzheim and Miss
Frances ]. Wheat will entertain the
members of the Spinster Club and a few
friends next Thursday morning at the
residence of Mrs. Joseph Speidel, on
North Chapline street. The hours are
from nine thirty to one.
Mrs. Platoff Zane gave an elaborate
luncheon, at sic Fort Henry Club, on
Monday, in honor of her guest, Mrs.
James Hardin Hayes, OF Pittsburg, and
of Mrs. Wiley Stephenson Arnett. The
table decoration was especially admired.
and consisted Of beautiful roses,
brought from the gardens OF Mrs.
Zane's country home. Covers were laid
I for ten ladies. The dainty menu was
served in a quite creditable to
the Club, and the dresses of the ladies
were noticeably smart.
The adjourned tea and reception at
the Woodsdale golf links, which had
been postponed a fortnight ago on ac-
count of the weather, until yesterday at
t~ernoon, was again postponed, On ac-
count of the death Of Mrs. sydney OFT
Laughlin, which occurred late Friday
night-so late, in fact, as to prevent
the public announcement Of the func-
ton. A number of the deceased's rela-
tives are members Of the club.
Last Thursday, June goth, at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Zimmerman, was solemn
lied the wedding Of their daughter.
Mary, to Mr.. Edward C. Arth. The
couple were united by the Rev. P. H.
| Hob. The brides maid was her sister,
| Miss Henrietta Zimmerman. and the