Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-20

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At that point the party was served with an
elegant supper. which was discussed tor
some time. The party remained in the
village for several hours, after which they
started homeward, arriving here at o. m
Mr.. Chss. Eisensch and Miss Ella Lucas
were married on Friday ct the residence OF
the brides father, on Sixteenth street,
Rev. C. B. Kraft, Of Benwood, performing
the ceremony. The attendants were Mr..
Will Powell and Miss Annie Eisensch and
and Mr.. Will Eisenach and Miss Clara
Lucas. Mr.. and Mrs. Eisenach have the
good wishes Of many friends.
At the conclusion of the Elk 8 concert
last Monday evening, Mrs. Col. W. W.
Arnett entertained q few friends very
pleasantly in honor Of Miss Duffy, of Mari
eta, Pa who is the guest OF Mrs. Furman
South Cards and music were the princi-
pal features, refreshments being served ut
the proper hour. The affair was exceed
inply pleasant and informal.
Handsome cards have been issued BY
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Hobbs, for double
reception at their residence, No aa33 Eoff
street, Friday evening, June 25th. The
affair will be in honor of their son, Charles
l.. and bride, and the thirteenth annivtr-
sary OF their daughters marriage to Mr.. I,
W. Phinney. The reception will be one OF
the most brilliant events OF the season.
The Solree Musicale given by Signor F..
dAuria and his pupils, at the Mcclure
House on Tuesday, was delightful social
and artistic affair, and those fortunate
enough to be present were highly pleased
with the evenings entertainment. 1t is
understood that Sig. d'Auria will give
these musicsles each month next season.
On Thursday evening at the residence
OF the brides parents, No. 2 Zane street,
Mr.. Perry Hszelton, of the firm Of Spence
& Hs2elton, Of New Straitsville, Ohio, and
Miss Emma KcKellsr were married. AT.
ter brief reception the young folks left
for Chillicothe, o, where they will visit
some days.
Prot. Hammond, Principal Of the Fourth
Ward School, entertained the teachers and
members of the graduating class Of his
school, at his home on South Penn street,
Island, Friday evening. The affair was in.
formal and decidedly pleasant, and was en-.
joyed heartily by all.
Mrs. Furmsn South gave swell little
impromptu reception at her residence on
Fourteenth street, Tuesday evening, in
honor OF her guest, Miss Duffy. The even.
ing was passed delightfully."- ia conversation
and cards choice refreshments being served
at l o'clock.
A pleasant surprise party was rendered
Mrs. B. Bach, Friday evening, at her home
on Twentieth street. the occasion being
the anniversary Of her birth. Quite
number Of her friends were present and
the evening was enjoyed by all,
Miss Nellie Storer pleasantly entertained
a number of friends at her home in Elm
Grove, Wednesday evening Quite mum.
Der went out from the city and returned on
the 1925 train, all having enjoyed de.
ightful evening.
Miss Jennie Harvey who is the guest OF
the Misses Birdie and Sallie Cocksyne,
near Moundsville, was rendered q pleasant
reception on Wednesday evening last, and
a delightful evening was passed by q mum. |
OF the friends of the Young ladies
The closing exercises OF the Chautauqua |
Literary and Social Circle, held at the |
Young Mems Christian Association rooms,
Friday evening, were quite success, both !
socially and artistically.
a Ver1 enjoyable and impromptu mu-
scale was rendered few visitors at Mr..
and Mrs. F. j. Norton's psr;ors at the Nc
Lure House, Thursday evening. The sf.
fair was delightful
Two or three weddings are on tie pan.
Drama for the very near future.
Several boating parties are on the tapis
or the near future.
Several private picnics are booked for
he coming week.
Personal Points.
Miss Annie Parran is the guest Of Judge
iennedys family.
d. N. Sutton, of St. CIsirsyille, o, was
the city yesterday.
Mr ". s. Sims, Of Clarington, O was
the city yesterday.
Mrs.. Obey johnson is visiting Mr., Met
alt on fifteenth street.