Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-04

evening huO ubho ShSoSSN
theatre the next evening. And thus the
strike was broken.
/ have no reason to bslieye that the
young ladies as body entered into an
agreement among themselves to refuse to
attend the theatre during the tasting sea-
son. but did overhear one Of our bellies
while talking to two gentlemen friends the
other dsy at Banner 5, say that she was op'
posed to attending the theatre during the
Lauten season, but it struck me that sne
was only trying the grit OF the boys. In
other words She said no; she said no; out
really believe chs meant yes.
The officers, teachers and other members
Of the Third Presbyterian Church assem-
Oled on Monday evening last, and marched
to the home Of Mr.. James B. Mix. on the
South Side, and proceeded to surprise that
gentleman in a very agreeable manner
After 9 cordial exchange of greetings
Rev. ". NJ. Eaton, in a pleasant address
presented Mr.. Mix a handsome travellers
writing case, with gold pen, stationary,
stamps, ETC., as an earnest of the regard
and esteem in which he is held by the
members of the church and Sundsy-school,
of which he has been the faithful superin'
tendent for the past year. Mr.. Mix re-
sponded in q very feeling manner, alter
which q general good time was INDUCED IN
by those present and all left with many
kind wishes for Mr.. Mix in his far western
home should he decide to remain there,
he left for Dakota on Tuesday evening on
q prospecting tour.
Miss Lucy Robinson gave a pleasant
little party on Friday evening at the resi-
dence of her m6t&er on Seventeenth
street. East End, and a number Of
her friends were entertained in q
roysl manner. Prot. killmeyer was on
hand and furnished his usual charming
music, to which the young people gaily
danced until midnight, when the guests
vs-s served with elegant refreshments.
After this the fun was resumed and
continued until 3 seasonsble hour.
Those present were Misses Annie Hess,
Carrie Zsne. Annie Richards, Kate Molter,
Bessie Mccullough, Ella and Lucy Robin
son, Lizzie and Ella Crawford, Florence
McConsuphy, of Cameron, Annie Miller
and Minnie Marsh, Of Bsllaire; and Messrs
Dave Garden, Campbell Richards, Orloa
Zane, Sam Richey, Max Mulligan, Georgs
Robinson, Fred Seamon, Wilson White,
Will Johns, Frank WOODBURY., John Crsw
ford, Charley Smith and Will and Robert
Robinson.
This should have been kept secret, but
secrecy ism in anewspsper mans yocsbu'
larry 80 herei it is. 0fcourSe no one but
the interested parties will recognize it, as
90 many of the young ladies have dresses
ike the one mentioned, or will have after
they see this-for Easter. The names are
fictitious:
Young Mr.. Charles was calling upon
Miss George the other evening. Both
Young people are known to like each
other swfuliy much" but Charles is rsthsr
bashful. During the evening the young
lady asked Charles if he wouldn't Ike to
have an orange, aud upon his answering in
the affirmative she asked him how he would
take it.
IL always prefer to take it in my hand
aud squeeze it" was the reply. There was
nothing unusual in this, but when Charles
next called on the young lady he found her
sttired in al orange silk, and would you
believe it, he really caught on"
Wednesday evening Miss Minnie Nolte,
Of the South SIDE, was pleasantly surprised
BIZ the appearance OF pumber OF her
friends, who entered the house and procee
ied 70 have g coed time. On account of
he large number they all went to Nolte
hall several squares below. where they
spent s delightful season OF enjoyment.
Good music was on hand and the young
folks merrily danced until an early hour
The next morning Refreshments were
served at the proper hour, AID the occasion
being the young lady s sixteenth birthday
a,anT toasts were drank to her. At 3 q. N.
he CAV sssszblsge dispersed after wishing
Hiss Ginnis many hspPy returns OF the
lay.
A number of the young friends OF Miss
Adis Bowman pleasantly surprised her on
Wednesday evening at Der home, 2504 Eof
trset, in honor of the tenth anniEe-Sary of
Ter birthday. Dancing and parlor games
SISTED in passing away the time until IL
'elock. when an sppstizing supper was
srved, to which ell did justice. The fun
ras again resumed after this and kept up
ntil q late hour, when the merry party
ispsrsed with many kind wishes for their
tile hostess.
On Monday evening the residence Of Mr..
Aul was the scene Of delightful fare
ell reception, rendered his daughter, Mrs.
ichsrd Hissrieh, previous to her depart
re for Braddoeks, Pa, where her husband,
rmerly Of the firm Of MathisoD, Hissrich |
Co, of this city. is now in business
be evening was spent in pleasant man
r and at 2 seasonabls hour the guests
e with many hearty good wishes for Mira.
In her new home.
The birthday anniversary Of Me-. Rsv.
q. DognbIaser was very pleasantly eel