Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-20

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composed the party Of twenty: Misses
Lily Vance, Eta Harper, Hulda Deia-
plaine. Martha Clarke, Flora wilson,
Fife Lewis. Elsie Whitaker. Miss Pear
son, of Philadelphia; Miss WIDE, Oh
Pittsburg. Messrs. Samuel harper
viii Vance, Edgerton Vance, Robert
Gilchrist, w. P. Burke. George BARD
Edward wiles. Howard Mcdonald,
Thos. Sweeney and Harry Simpson.
Comics of the following invitations
have been sent out to friends OF the
parties in this city and vicinity:
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Stockton Howeh
request the honour OF your presence
at the marriage OF their daughter
Mary Belle
Mr.. John Belts
on Wednesday evening. October thlrueth'
nineteen hundred and one,
at seven o'clock.
St Matthews Church.
Wheeling, West Virginia.
The ceremony at the church will be
followed by a reception at $3.50 O'Clock
at Monument Place, Elm Grove. The
Young couple will be at home In st.
Louis. after the middle of November.
\ quiet but exceedingly pretty home
wedding was solemnized on wednesday
evening. at nine o'clock at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas b. McLain, at
Echo Point. The bride was their win
some and talented daughter, Miss Eli
zabeth Eleanor. and the groom was Mr..
David Allen Burt a popular young
business man Of the Island. The home
was very tastefuly embellished for the
occasion with flowers and plants. The
work was done by florist Max l.. Hess.
Although no invitations were issued for
the affair a large number of friends
and relatives were present at the
ceremony.
The officiating clergyman was the
Rev. David A. Cunningham, ID. d.,
pastor of the First Presbyterian church.
The bride had no attendants and was
given away by her father. che groom's
best man was Mr.. Samuel Hubbard. OF
Wellsburg Mr.. and Mrs. Burt depart
ed Wednesday evening for the east,
where they will spend their honeymoon
Upon their return they will make their
home on the Island
A brilliant opening to the coming gay
season of the smart set was the lat
home" given by Mrs. P,atoff Zane to
her friends on tuesday afternoon, be-
tween the hours of 8 and g.
The day was fair and not the least
pleasant feature of the occasion was
the drive over the new bridge, curvtng
gracefully around the foot Of the hill,
commanding magnificent picture of
valley lands, brilliant tinted hills and
winding streams Mrs. Zane's pretty
villa was handsomely adorend with
palms, maidenhair fern and brilliant
blossoms. In the drawing room La
France roses blended tremendously
with rose-shaded lights, and In the din
ing-room scarlet blossoms and palms
made charming effect.
From the gallery above strains OF Mo-
Fart, Strauss and Verdi floated down,
played by the Opera House orchestra,
and all went as merry as marriage
bell
During the hours Of receiving about
two hundred ladies called and partook
of a most elaborate and delicious lunch
con, served by group OF pretty girls.
Mrs. Zane received her friends with
the stately grace and winning cordiali-
ty' of colonial dame, and looked su-
perb in an artistic creation OF deep
cream nett over white taffeta, with dia-
monds.
Mrs. George w. Steenroo wore pref
ty costume of black etamine and mourn
ing Jet, with superb diamonds. W
those in the receiving line Mrs. Chas.
]. Milton, of Cincinnati, was handsome
ly gowned in greay and back satin bro
cade. yelled in black net, with d1a-
mond ornaments.
Mrs. Frank Waterhouse looked very
charming in a very brilliant costume OF
grey panne satin, trimmed with paint
ed silk and Irish lace. She carried
large bunch of Parma violets.
Mrs. James Hardin Hayes, or PITTS
burg, was gowned in q costly creation
of back panne crepe and thread lace,
with ieweled buttons. Ornaments, dia-
monds and pearls.
Mrs. Carr wore stately dress OF
black crepe de chine. Mrs. Patterson
black MULE.
MANY handsome toilets were worn by
the callers. Those especially noted wera
worn by Mrs. Charles Howard Simpson,
Mrs. Thomas H. Norton, Mrs. George
Adams, Mrs. Hullihen Quarter, Mrs.
Wiley Stevenson Arnett and Mrs. Nell
son Cecil.
Mrs. Zane was further assisted to re-
ceive by the Misses Marion and Nina
Strives. Mrs. George Parks, and The
Misses Eleanor and Mary Belle Howell,
Emily Pollock, Bessie Patterson, Fran
ces Wheat, Blanche Moffatt, Ethel Ew-
ing and Ida Updegraff.
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Mr. Elmer Acker, a business man OF
Wheeling, and Miss Oyand Heller, a
charming young lady OF Bellaire, were
quietly married Monday evening, Octo-
Der IA, at o'clock.
A quiet but pretty wedding took place
at St. Mary's church on Wednesday
evening at 6 o'clock, when Mr.. John j,
Callahan and Miss Rose Davis, both
we,l-known people of the South Side,
were made man and wife. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Father Null
len. The bride looked handsome in a
beautiful blue gown, hat and gloves 70
match. The groom wore the conven-
tioual black. They departed on the IA
train for Cleveland, where they Will
spend their honeymoon.
On Wednesday afternoon, little Miss
Hazel Cunningham was very agreeably
.rrnr;sed nv a number of her little