Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-05-02

promises to continue for season yet. a
number OF swell but informal parties are
on the tapis, but have not been announced
so far. In the meanwhile society people are
ENJOYING Themselves with trips to the
country, boat rides on the river, and in
msny other informal ways. The following
Lat includes the most prominent social
events occurring during the week.
A Sistersville girl Of sweet sixteen has
come to the front as poetess and delivers
s temperance Grafton in the following
STYLE. If all of the girls would come to
the conclusion this modest maiden has
the bows would no doubt "brses up"
Listen to her song:
The man that takes the red, red vine.
Shall never glue his lips to mine.
The man who chsws the navy plug,
shall in this PArlor get no mug.
Who SMOKES or drinks, or cuts a deck,
shall never, never bite my neeE,
Nov. boy., don't MOI key wIrh the cards,
or we shall lever more be pardSs
The man Who guzz cs lager beer,
Shall never, never Gu my e.
Drink nothing stronger than red pop"
Or in your lap Ill never Hop.
II sught but water you e'er taste,
Just keep your hands from on my waist
II yon Drink wine or Other slop,
You'll never hear my corset pop.
The man who smokes = cigarette
Shall never squeeze me, you can bet
II is said the boys have heard OF her de-
termination and have decided to boycott
her. That is if they can catch her.
A pleasant farewell party was given Fri
day evening at the residence OF Mrs. b.
Van Fossen, 7l6 Main str let, in honor oil
her niece, Miss Hattie Elliott who leaves
for Pittsburg next Tuesday Quite num-
Der of the young lady friends were pres
emit and passed most delsctsbls season OF
enjoyment dancing and euchre being the
prominent features Of the entertainment
with an appointing supper about l o clock,
to which sll did jrstice. Among those
present were Misses Lizzie Shuman, Kate
Graham, Maggie Bsrkley, Matte WALTON
Ada Thompson, Kate Beltz, Annie Beltz
Hattie Elliot, Liddie aud Annie Van Eos
sen, and Messrs. Harry Barkley, Joseph
Frederick, Tom Morris, Dave Deloe, Frank
Ebert, Joe Barkley and Gregg StillWell
At seasonable hour the happy party dis,
persed to their homes with many good
wishes for the charming hostess.
On Thursday evening pleasant party
vas given By Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel War
den, at their residence, near Elm Grove
A large and congenisl circle of friends
were present and spent a most delightful
evening dancing to enchanting music turn-
ished BY Messrs. Games, Campbell and
Gully. Among those present were noticed
the following: Mr.. and Mrs. John Nicher-
son, Mr. and Mrs. Schilling Mr.. and Mrs.
James Robinson, Mrs. Stacy and dsugh-
ter, Misses Sarah Shaw, Kate Toner, Louise
Shilling, and Messrs Frank Hunter, Tene
Petleord, Joe Baird, John Nlchsrson, Jr.,
Harry Nieherson, Bucky Keller, and
Others. The fun was kept up until an
early hour Friday morning, when the
guests departed, leaving their best wishes
tor the host and hostess.
The young ladies of the Arion Society
gave delightful katfeevisite at the clao
rooms Of the society on Wednesday.
The afternoon, as is usual on such occS-
sions, was passed by the ladies in
sewing fancy work, etc., and the
gentlemen dropped in during the
evening, when there was music,
singing and other smusements which az
foried delightful evening. A very large
crowd vas present and many were remem
bered By the Easter Hare" which pro
iuced Easter eggs of all sizes and colors.
being especially designed By the members
for particular friends The supper was
one Of the most enjoyable features of the
affair.
A pleasant surprise was rendered Mrs
T. W. Phinney at her home last Tuesday
evening, BY q number of her friends. The
occasion WGS the anniversary OF her birth
dsy and it Was celebrated in delightful
manner, By the party, who were entertain
ed royalty by Mr.. and Mrs. Phinney. Dan
cling snd euchre afforded amusement for
,he guests, While Q pleasant stream OF con-
yerssrion assisted Ia nSSso: the hours hy
only too rapidly. At q ssssopable hoGr
choice refreshments were discussed, and
the merry party departed wishing Mrs. P.
many happy returns of the ssy,
The reception rendered to tae senior
class st the Female College, Friday even
ing, by the Juniors, was pleasant affair,
A number OF young ladies and gentlemen
we're present, who spent the evening IN
delightful manner. Choice refreshments
formed an enjoyable feature of the enter. |
tsiuent and dancing and social conversa-
ton were continued until 9 sesSonsbls |
hour, when the guests departed with many |
Acknowledgements for the pleasant evening |
spent under the hospitsbls roof and care
Of Prof. Brown and his charming pupils.
Mr. George Erafs entertained q number
of his friends at his home on Main street,
Thursday evening. A pleasant evening
was spent By sll in social epjoyments, re.
treatments being served at the proper
hour. Among those present were: Misses
Pearl Dillon, Annie Porter, Molie KAT
Mary Lashley, Annie Brit Hils Bier Allie
Morgan, Molhe Corcorsn, Zsttie Meyers,
Carrie Broekhart, and Messrs. Charlie
Tom Marsh, Henry Dressed. Chss.
Flock, Edmund Roller and Paul Brock
asFt.
Wednesday evening Aiss Jennie Pryor
entertained party Of frisads