Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-25
SOCIAL EVENTS.
Miss Grundy at Work-Glean-
ings for the Curious from the
Harvest Fields of Society.

90 WI
ings for the Curious from the
Harvest Fields of Society.
So the hands we've led through Germans
And squeezed, perohance, vi yoTe -"
Lent will soon close down on gayety.
Miss Ella Pendleton, of Virginia, is
visiting friends in the city.
Mrs. Phillips, who resides on Chap
line street, will leave for Allegheny
City this morning.
Mrs. Mary McCurdy, mother Of VIII
McCurdy, of the Bcllalre Leader dled al
Elm Grove, on Thursday evening,
W. q. Wilkinson, oi this city, and
Miss Annie &. Wakely, formerly oi
Wheeling, but hate of Massachusetts,,
were married this week.
A large select party was held last
evening AT the residence Of l.. ID. Wait,
Foil street, South Side. Niewig's or
chcstra furnished the music.
Mr.. Phil, Lamar and sister, OF Georgia
passed through the city yesterday, On
route fOr Bethany, 10 participate III the
wedding festivities next week.
Miss Annie Mcknight, of Allegheny
CITY, Pa, who has been visiting Mrs.
Phillips on Chapline street, for the past
three weeks, LEFT Tor her home yaster-
day,
Miss Mary Anderson has changed her
play fort the Opera house next Friday aud
Saturday evenings. On Friday she Will
play Romeo and Juliet, and Oh Satur-
day, lngOmar.
Messrs. Sam Harrison, FL. Bowie and
VIII McMcchcu engineered the pleasant
surprise party given at Mrs. updcgraits,
Sixteenth street, on Wednesday last.
Some fifteen couples were IN attendance
and had an enjoyable evening, dancing
To the music al Movers orchestra.
As We had occasion to remark on Il
former occasion, the "W. l.. = seems
To have run its race, lived
lis mctcnric existence, and
zone the way oi all flesh Its
death i, loss not only to the members,
hut to u large circle oT mourning friends.
The Antiques" Of tho German held
their weekly hop last night at WeisGl
Hall. The neat programmes make AL
mirahlc "laVurs' and are convenient Tor
visitors to take home SIN souSnr 1t
was expected that Major Anderson and
Adiutaut Strarnc would have been
present last night, but member Is au-
thuritv Tor saying that one fell upon the
ice ami broke his nose and that the
other is afflicted with chicken pox!
The attention oi the cite seems
directed amusrmrnt-war joe Emmet
drew out large audience al Whcrling's
iashiunablcs and the Mary Amber
son performances nl next week
promise tO attract two more. some
rrumhliug has been heard IN con
sequence oi the postponcmcnt until
Lent, oi the Swedish Quartcttc concerts.
For the benefit Of young gentlemen
cscurlng ladies' to the operas, concerts,
Be-, the correct thing IN last Is
light but not white gloves and long Iull
ilucks.
From present Indications il IL sale Ia
sav that the bal DUNy"r to be given 10y
the Mathew liwlt Guards, next week,
will hr grand success. The programme
arranged * admirable, and il carried out
will be- interesting and unique. some
Of the leading spirits were prominent
causes ui the succcss al our first MardI
Gms exhibition, aud their talent III that
line will hc cNcrtcd 90 some purpose.
The hour oi unmaskng has been fixed
later than usual, tu enable pcrsons Ia
attend enjoy themselves lur u rcasona-
hlc Time and withdraw without dlsclos-
ing their identity,
The social event oi the year NJ lar
will he the wedding ut Bethany next
week. Preparations are making on
large scale Tor the reception OF the mul-
tiIulc ci friends expected. Special
trains will bee run on both sides Of the
river tu Wcll-hurg, and conNoyanccs
will Ice ia readiness 10 carry the guests
t. Pcndcton Heights The ceremony
will be- performed i'm the College chapel,
and the reception take place mt the
Heights The gentlemen attendants
will not wear full dress, but will appear
in iruck coats and white vests. The
lady guests are CONSIDERABLY not cx-
pvrtcd To- appear in full party dress,
which would be incOnvcnlrnt To those
coming from distance. The College
will sadly miss Miss Pcndlcton, and the
rity Of Louisville will be the gamer
thereby. "Ld RAE dU Regiment" iswell
known AMI iavorably a. West Virginia
society and is highly esteemed by her
innuncrabc friends Mr. Lamar, the
groum-clrrt, is well known to many in
This vicinity and is spoken Of as a gen
tlcman ui ability and intelligence a
man likely 10 make his mark on the
times. Among the groOmsmcn are
Mcssrs Ran. Stalnakcr, John Dunlap,
John q. Pcnilcton and W. G. Pendlc-
ton.