Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-18

Every woman does net know that il
taking eff kid gloves they will wGar arc
keep their shape better by turning back
the wrist and pulling them off wrong side
out. They should bs turned blck agar
snd rolled into 3 wsd. Many ladies il
putting on new gloves powder their hands,
which enables them to go on easily.
Some distinctive quality has always been
associated in the public mind with The
LAZY Of the White House. With Mrs.
Grant it was interest in national aff.irs;
with Mrs. Hayes, Temperance; with Mrs
Guf,l], literary tlstts; with Mrs Cleve-
Land, beauty. and with Mrs Harrison il
promises to be domesiicity. Nearly all
the items about her tell Of her doing her
own marketing and praise her skill as 3
housekeeper.
The past week in Wheeling social circles
wa9 fairly welt otc1pisd, quite a number
Of pleasant little events occurring which
afforded much pleasure to those fortunate
enough to participate in them.
OK course there was the usual pleasant
little assemhlsge at The Wheslirg Club on
Monday night and dancing to Pro-. C1a'lie
Killmeyer's music was the feature. This
will be repeated tomorrow evening.
Ga Thursday evening a very pleasant
progressive euchre party was given at
Cre Wheeling Club, about fifteen
tables being occupied The game
commercsd at nine O'Clock and end
ed at midnight, when it was dis
covered that there wee two ties for the
first prizes. This made the result quite
interesting and IL was decided that the
two ladies and the two gentlemen should
play q game of euchre to decide the con-
ts,t, and while doing so they were the oh.
served ofsll o5servers. Mrs. Harry Me,
Lure ard Nc. J. r. McCouItaey came cut
victorious, the lady receiving o pair OF
handsome ,,oxidized silver salts, aud the
gentleman q silver match case. Miss OFT,
OF Virginia, and Mr.. Nelson Cecil captured
the BOBBY prizes. Some of the younger
folks thin spsnt an hOur or 80 in danCi,g
after which the patty dispersed, having
enjoyed a pleasant evening.
On Fridsy evening this years Whist
Club was entertained in a handsome man
ner at Mrs. Seqsen,y's boarding house On
North Main street, the hostesses Of the
evening bang Misses Mary and Emily
Campbell, Mis- Laura Cooper, Miss Louise
Cummins and Miss Jennie McPnail. The
was 4 very enjoyable one, snd tbs
twenty couples p,essnt spsnt q most de-
iightful evening. Tempting refreshments
were served at a sessouabls hour, aud when
the guests departed it was with the con-
that if future meetings Of tie club
were a5 enjoyable a3 the Inaugural one a
very pleasant series may be anticipated.
The Misses Shriyer entertainel a few
very pleasantly Friday evening at
coy h)ms in Pleasant Valley, and
those present s2sn! a very enjoyable even-
,ag.
NJ. and Mrs. NJ. Reilly entertained a
lumb.r Of their friends in 3 vary hand
manner 3. q six O'Clock dinner at
her resilenCs on Fourteenth street, last
saturday evening" in honor Of the ami
vsrsary oftheir marriage. The affair vas
very pleasant AMI thoroughly eojoyed by
those present, who LETT wishing for their
loss AMI hlstsss many happy returns o!
the day.
"wednesday evening a vary pleasant af-
faic occurred ut FTa2zh9im's Hall in the
of . lul dress hop given by the Mer-
Club, the swell jewish s,Ctal or
saniz Itioa of the Ci.y. AoCu! thirty
were present, ard they spent q
most delightful evening dancing to music
lrnish=d By Prof Joe Kramsr's Urches-
ira. At midnight the party repsired to
the Hotel Windsor, where they partOok OF
4 spleud d supper served in an elegant
manner. After an extended discussion Cf
the good things, the ballroom WAS rtt1rn-
FL TO and dancing contiausd Eevecal hours.
The affair was pronounced a great success
by al.
Ga Tnursiay evening at 9 o'clock NJ.
Chas. F. Bcd,ey aad Miss Maud 4. Wiley
wtrs married at the home OF the brides
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex. S. Wiley, on
Casplins street, in the p7esercs of a few
immediate friends Of the contracting par
ties. Rev. D. A. Cunningham, ID, Of
and st the o lclusion Of the cere-
mopy the happy couple were rendered the
sincere.t congratulations, after which re-
fceshmen:s of lhs most appetizing nature
were served by Zegsnfelder. At 1l:45
Mr. and Mrs. Bodley lets over the
B 80. for New Orleans a1d other points,
with them the waImest Good
oftheir msny f.ields and admirers
Mr. aud Ms. B)iley wee the recipients
of a number of elegant and useful pres
At $50 o'clock Thur3day morning Mr..
John Shaekey aud Mss Mollie Martin
were quietly married at st. Joseph's
Cathedral, 10 the presence Of a small as
semhlsge of ultimate friends, Rev. Father
]. T. Sullivan C~tiCis'ilg. A brief rtc4p-
ton was held at the home of the bride.
aud the happy couple left over the B. &
D at 10 o'clock for Cincinnati and other
on a bridal tour, folio we'd by count
less good wishes Mr.. sHd Mrs. iekey
ware remembered by their many friends
with an array OF hiadSone pre- ems.
Thursday evening, at the home Of the
br:ds's parents, on Main street., the mar
rage of Mr. Melvin Shepherd, of NJ lrtin's
Ferry, and Mis- Mscie + uery was sOlen-
NJ d in the presence Of the relatives and
friends of the couple, Rev. N +. Dryden
officiating. Theceremony, which ccur;e ed
: O'Clock. was followed by a reception,
which the young folks were show