Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-07

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school for some years, and among the
many handsome presents received not q
were noticed from her former pupils.
After an excellent supper Mr.. and Mrs.
Brown left for their future home, with
many good wishes following in their wake.
Miss Mollie West entertained q few OF
her friends at the residence of her parents,
No. l98 Eighteenth street, on Thursday
evening. The time was pleasantly spent
in social amusements and all left at q late
hour tired but happy. Among those pres
sur were Misses Clara Bradbury, Mary
Conner, Mamie Deitman, Annie Gallagher,
Josephine Wilkie, Ella May Williams,
Nesbitt, Mary McIntee, Title
and Messrs. Ed. Ritz, Elmer Teter,
McFadden, Charlie Gillespie and
Ed. Lsrue.
An exceedingly pleasant party. was held
at the residence Of Mr.. James Comertord
on the South Side, Friday evening, given
in honor of his daughter Miss Laura, who
will leave on Tuesday for Boston, where
she will remain for some time. About
couples we're present who spent the
evening ina happy manner dancing and
being the principal smusements.
Refreshments we're served when most &C
ceptable and we're highly enjoyed. At a late
hour all left with many kind wishes for their
charming hostess, Miss Laura.
The ladies ofthe Pioneer Society, met
on Friday evening and elected the follow.
ing officers: President Mrs. c. Hess, Vice
President Mrs.. S. Keim, Secretary Mrs
A. Reymaun. Monday evening all the
will be installed, and the ladies
have made arrangements for q grand en-
tertainment, in which q fine supper gotten
up under their supervision, will be a pleas
ant feature.
An exceeding pleasant party was given
on Thursday evening last in honor Of Miss
Julia Dorsn, q charming young lady Of
Leavenworth, Kansas, who is the guest OF
Miss Tucker. on Sixteenth street. About
twenty couple were present who spent the
evening in q delightful manner, dancing
being kept up until 3 9. N. The refresh.
ments were served in bursts best style and
helped greatly in the enjoyment Of the
occasion.
Mr.. Harry Brown, of South Front street
Island, gave a very ENJOYABLE birthday
party at his residence last Thursday even.
ing, about twenty-five couples being pres
emit. Dancing and progressive euchre
were INDUCED in until after midnight,
when an elegant supper was spread, to
which al did Justice. After this the party
disbanded, wishing Mr.. Brown many happy
birthdays.
Thetbird OF the enjoyable "coAeevjsites"
given OF Arion Hall on Thursday af.
By the ladies and gentlemen Of
the society. The affair was a delightful
one and was enjoyed heartily bY all, The
of these social gatherings is a suf-
6cient guarantee that they will be kept mp
and that the Arion people know how to
it pleasant for tteir guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J.. W. Cowden pleas,
autIy entertained a number of young folks
their home on the Island Tuesday even.
ing. The time was enjoYably spent in
cbarades and other smusementg of
a social nature. At the proper hour
refreshments were served to which
sll did ample justice
The Windsor Athletic Club Of the Eighth
ward is to have q benefit in the shape OF q
grand skating carnival at the ALEXANDRA
rink on Saturday next, which will
undoubtedly be q successful affair 1t wGs
ont for last evening, but Of course all
the boys knew that it was not until next
Saturday evening.
On Friday night, Miss Bessie O'Kain, OF
the South Side, gave a delightful party 10
her young friends in honor Of Mr.. ThoS.
Delaney, of Pittsburgh. Dancing was the
chief amusement, Refreshments being served
at II o'clock. The evening was pleasantly
spent by the young folks assembled and sll
vote their hostess q royal entertainer.
The dance given by the Ladies Cooking
CLUB, at Franzheim's Hall, Friday evening,
was one of the most pleasant ever given in
this city. The crowd was small, but cor
and with the splendid music fur.
By Kramer, the hours few rapidly
by. About twenty couples were present.
Miss Virginia Crawford entertained a
number of her friends at her residence on
the Island. The affair was in honor Of the
birthday of the fair hostess, and was great,
iy enjoyed By those fortunate enough TO be
present.
The entertainment and bean bake given
by Holiday Relief Corps and Holiday
Post. G A. R., was one of the pleasantest
affairs of the. past week. A large
number Of soldiers and their families were
present and spent a delightful evening.
The Palm. Leaf Social will give q skating
and dancing carnival at the Chspline
Street rink next Friday evening, which will
no doubt be an enjoyable affair. Good
music will be on hand and a large crowd
5 expected.
The leading event IN society circles dur.
ing the coming week promises TO be the
,rand reception to be given at the resi-.
Of Mrs. L E Updegrsff on Six,
eenth street Wednesday evening.
The Cottage Home Social will give tLeir
irst select dance on February llth, at the
Elm Grove Town Hall. The affair will be
cry select, none but those receiving invi.
being sdmitted.
Personal Points.
A. 7. Cline of Grafton, ia ct the Howell.
Mrs. Altman, of Bellsire, is at the
George W. Muokley OF Bethany, is at
he Mcclure.
L. Frank, of Zsnesvills is stopping at
be Stamm.
F. McClesry, o! Baltimore, ia registered
It The Howell.
Miss Carrie Hull is visiting friends at
,rsddocks, Ps.
Councilmen Fred Happy Vss in Pitts.
urg yesterday.
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