Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-22
BELLAIRE SOCIETY.
The Gay whirI of Social Eyeots During
the Past Week-Personal Gossip
Matrimonial Topics.

Dr. S. L. West is the guest Ut his brother,
Or. ]. Park West.
Mrs. L. B. Winans, OF Gravel Hill, is Wis
iti#g friends and relatives at Warnicks.
Lee Baum, the clever salesman at IL K /.
Blumen's dry goods store, resigned his posi-
ton and left for his home in Philadelphia
They do things up quick in the First
ward On Monday Mr.. Albert Heathering-
ton and Miss Annie McManaway were in
troduced by mutual friend, and seemed
TO be well pleased with each other. So we'll
in fact that on Thursday they took
a trip to West Alexandria and
came back man and wife. 1t was
a surprise to their friends, but they
recovered sufficiently to heartily cOugratu-
late the happy young couple in which con.
ordinations the SUNDAY REGISTER joins.
David +. Ault the engineer at the B. 4
o. water works, was married on Thursday
at the home of the bride, at Glencoe, to
Miss Ida BeGiiion, an estimable young lady
of that place. They returned to this city
on Thursday, and commenced hOusekeep'
ing at once.
The Crescent Star DAnciuS Club have
made arrangements to have a reunion aud
Il Jolly good time on next Thursday even
ing, al Central Hall. This is the club that
di>banded early in the season and their old
friends, who know how the boys can run
the affairs they have hold OF, will know
that they will be we'll cared for. Mayer, OF
Wheeling, will play.
The Evening Star Dancing Club gave
their final hop for the season At City Hall,
on Friday evening. They danced all night
till broad day light and went home with
the girls in the morning. This was the
grandest blow out the club ever undertook
and was a complete success in every particu-
lar, La Roche furnished the music.
The many friends of Jack Randolph will
be glad to know that he is improving.
\ concert will be given in the | P.
Church on Monday evening. The best
musical talent in the city are engaged.
Mrs Edward Iost celebrated her twenty.
third birthday by entertaining number Of
her friends at her home, on South Belmont
street Friday evening.
A number of Be)lare society folks at
tended grand soiree given by Miss Sophia
Whipple, at her home in BenwoOl. on Fri
day evening.
Will Hyatt is OIL on jaunt to Cam
bridge.
The Chapel Aid Mite Society will meet
on Tuesday evening, at the house OF Miss
Carrie Campbell on Noble street, Fifth
ward The exercises will consist OF read
ings, essays, determinations, music and de-
bate.
C. n Helsbig is visiting his uncle. at Fair
mont, W. Va.
DR.. c. G. Mccullough has moved into his
coy new office on Belmont street
W II. Tallmau, Esq and Mrs. ii Nagle
are visiting their parents at Belmont.
The X. OF p. ball will he held in City
Hall on next Friday evening,
The ladies' OF the VI. +. Church gave a
very pleasant soCicl on Thursday evening
of this week. Ii was profitable to the
ladies as we'll as profitable to their guests.
Miss Annie Baggs, OF bridgeport, is the
guest OF her sister, Mrs Dave Stewart, OF
the Fifth ward
Mrs. Marcus Baer, Mrs. Burnie Baer and
Miss Lima Somehow were the guests OF
Mrs. Somehow, on North Guernsey street,
on Thursday.
Misses Ida and Emma Stornock, OF War
nock's Station, paid their brother here q
visit the past week.
Mrs. VIM. CASTOR lett for her Cleveland
home Thursday after very pleasant visit
to Bellsire friends.
Dan Leach, one of Gravel Hills popular
young men, was p years old on WedneS'
day. He celebrated the occasion by invit-
ing his friends to accompany him to the
city hall, where he had provided some ele'
CANT refreshments. and Fosters band was
on hand and the evening was spent in the
may dance. The refreshments were served
at about II 80 and the party broke up about
u all wishing Dan many happy returns OF
the day.
Alvin 3. Darrah is the boss host. He
was 2i years old Wednesday, aud he is
about 10 leave this Deighborhood and 60 to
the Pacific coast. According to celebrate
both these events he called on his friends
to come and see him at his home about one
mile west of town on Wednesday even
ing, and lovelier, jollier crowd never
was seen in the county. The house was
filled with fair bellies and dashing beauX,
and while some danced others amused
themselves with social games. and all en-
joyed themselves to the utmost, Alvin see
ing that none were neglected.
The plays were kept up so constantly
that your reporter was unable to get list
OF those present, and therefore cannot give
it The host is jovial and genial enough to
live to be 100, and we hope be may.
Jehn A. Sanders has moved into the
Cummings property, north of iowa, for
the summer.
A number of young folks will go to the
country to morrow evening 10 take in the
moonlight and country dance.