Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-08-08

dnI0ed in in the hotel parlOrs, after which
the marty returned to the city, arriving
here nj an early hour yesterday morning
having had charming time. go"
Misses Minnie and Lucy LOring have been
visiting Miss Virginia Pendleton the past
week, and their far hostess has rendered
them series of delightful entertainment.
in the way of six o'clock dinners, all OF
which were full dress affairs and quite
swell The last of the series occurred FIJI
day evening, and one of the features OF the
occasion was a handsomely hand-palnted
card laid mt each plate, and, besides the
name of the person to occupy the seat, the
card contained some little sentence that
WAS characteristic of said person. The cards
were done in water cOlOrs bya well-Enowh
Young artist, and they, OF course, were
neat and unique, while the whole series oil
dinners were elegant.
Quite pleasant little party, consisting
of the two Misses Ewing, of Twelfth street;
Miss Ella Hervey, of Pleasant valley; MISS
Blake and Miss Baker, of Moundsyllle; MT.
Vim, Ewing, Ed. Boyd, ThOs. Riley,
Nick" Pettegrew, of Iowa; and james
Ewing excurted down the Ohio River road
10 Cresap's Grove on Thursday last for a
basket picnic." The party was delight
fully entertained by Mrs, Jane Cox anu
her granddaughter, Miss Jennie Brent, at
the country residence Of the former lady,
and enioyed their lunch, spread on the
green in true picnic style. Seven o CLOCK
in the evening found them again aboard
the train for Wheeling after pleasant day
in the old grove.
A very enjoyable party was given by
Miss zee Nelson at her home Oh EOtf street,
Friday evening, in honor of Misses Ada
Martin and Minnie Plymire, of Washing
ton, Pa. Quite number Of young t1iES
were present who enjoyed themselves IN
various social amusementS until season
able hour when refreshments were served
and discussed, after which the nun was
resumed and kept until anearly hour IN the
morning. Among those present were:
Misses Katie JunkinS, GuStic Ringing
burp, SIay Ankle, Yenia Wolf, Mabel kcd-
man, Libbie kinghorQ, Name Qetman,
Lee Nelson, Minnie Plymlre, Ada M4rll4,
Messrs. Harry Ankle, Ed. Redman, Frank
Robinson, Al Williams, John Jones, Ed.
Prettyman. Lou BachnIan, NJ. McGee.
Geo. Peters and Walter Wills.
Miss Anna Shaw entertained number
offrirnds at her home On Eighteenth street
last Wednesday evening in honor 81 MISS
Bennett, Of RraddOck, Pa, who Is the guest
OF friends in the city. 4 most enjoyable
evening was spent. Various amuSemontS
were introduced and induced most con
genial spirit Choice refreshments were
served at a srlsOnable hour, forming very
attractive feature to the evenings ENJOY
mfRt
Miss Katie MOuiteF entertained u nEm-
Der of friends ut her home on sixteenth
street Friday evening with progressive
euchre, complimentary to her visitor, Miss
Emma Deis, of Canal Dover, Ohio. At IL
O'Clock GhGlg r. frehmcnts were served,
after which the time IsaJ pleasantly passed
with the assistance Of music and social con-
VersatiOn.
A very pleasant lawn fcte was given at
the residence of Capt William Clark, at
Brookside. west of Bridgeport, Friday
night il honor Of Earl Clark, son OF D.
Bently Clark, Of 'ittshErg. About forty
couples of young people were present ana
cnioved the time hugely, the usual SOCIAL
amusements being INDUCED in. An eN-
cellent supper served at n SeaSonable hour
WAS of course greatly reliShcd.
4 pheasant hop was given ut the Arm
strong residence, OH Market street, South
Side Friday evening. Quite 2 number OF
young folks were present, who passed the
evening pleasantly in dancing and otheI
amusements. Mayors ORCHESTRA furnished
the music
Miss Callie Dick on Thursday evening
celebrated the anniversary of her birth by
entertaining 4 number of friends. The
evening was pleasantly passed i'll various
sOCiul amuSementS, and excellent refresh
mcntS which weTr served 1T the proper
hour, added greatly 10 the enjoyment OIL
the occasion.
Tn InurSuay evening MISS a"htO E''"
entertained 4 small number OF friends ut
her home in Pleasant Valley. The affair
was very informal and highly enjoyable
Personal Points.
Mr.. Will McNIechen is i'll Boston ON buSl-
ness.
Mrs. Col. Ed Bowie is still in the noun
tains.
Mrs. Ziegenfelder is in New York on
business.
Frank +. Smith has returned homo from
Milwaukee.
Mr.. \. w. Campbell has arrived home
from the West.
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