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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-25
LITERARY NOTES.

WHEN AGE GROWS You've. A romance by
Hyland c. Kirk. In paper, 30 cents New
York: Charles T. Dillingham;, us and 10
Broadway.
Tne modern Elixir of Life furnishes the
theme in tbs book for remarkably vi
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written and positively startling in ia coz
clusion. The herr, Daniel Ritter, believes
tia he is destined to live forever, ard the
re narkable phe1omCns Of his life con-
nected with this telitf are wildly por-
trayed. His conversations present the be-
lief in eternal lie in c'iar and entertain
ing manner.
PAHsIEsTOS THoUGy Is. From the Writings of
'Pansy'' mrs. & K. ALDEN. Compiled and
ar spge with an appropriatetex, for each day
by Grace Livingston, author Of A Chautauqua
Idyl." Piice, - cents.
Tnis volume, 60 upiled under "Pdusy'o"
own eye, will prove a trsanre 70 all. The
xqaisite cover wi h its golden pansies is
ftly symbolical o! the 90 lts7ts, and the
book will make charming gift book for
all time. Pu5Ii51sd by D. Lothrop &
Company, Boston.
OLD Man GILBERT, by Elizabeth W. Bsllainy.
Paper 80 cents BslfOrd, Clarke X Co., Pub,
fishers, Clicago.
cod Man Gilbert is rare piece of ar
tis!ic work. The quiet humor
of the wo:k, like tde t.uching pathos,
reems histo ical. Old Man Gilbert has a
close: claim upon fame than his imIO sible
predecessor, Uucle Tom"
In the Forum for December Arch-deacon
Farrsr explains in detail Tolstoi's religious
t.achiDgs-how tie soldier and great rov
e,ist now finds cOntentmsut, hope, health
aud blssse iness in the life of q shoemaker
aud toll Of peasant. This number also
contains several srtcles o. scient fic inter
es', notably Dr. Austin FliLt's Announce
meat Of "a Pos ible Revolution in Neii'
cine" Nj. Geo. W. Cable. Judge Tour
gee and other prominent writers are alsc
contr butors to this uuu:u llly excellent
number.
LitteWs Liriag Age for 1889. This stan
dard msgszine has been published fol
forty-five years with constant success. Is
sued weekly, it gives over three and 6
quarter thousand lsrge and closely print
pages of reading matter-forwiug foul
la-ge volumes-every year. Its frequsn
issre and ample spice enable it to present
with freshness and satisfactory cOmpleta
ness the sblest essays and reviews, III,
choicest tales, the most interesting sketche
Of travel and discovery, the best poetry
and the most valuable biographical, histO
rical, scientific, and political infoIma iOl
from tie entire body OF foreign periodical
lit ratuIe. and ftom the pens of the mos
emil eat writers Of the time.
In its pages ara represented such au
thors as Prof. Max Muller, Jas. A. Frorde
Pref Hockey, Rt. Hon. W. E. G,ais.ons
Edward A. Freeman, Prot. Goodwin
Smith, Prof. Tindsll, Frances Po6e
CoSbe, Frarces Gallon, the Duke Of Al
, gyle, Sir Lyon Playfair, VIM. Black, Mn
, Thsckeray. Ritchis, Mrs. Oiphant, Mrs
Alexander, Jean Ingelow, Mrs. Parr, E. I
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Blackmore, Thomas Hardy, W. E Norris
3. L FaIjto1, ". E q. Le.sy, Alfrel
Rnssell Wallace, John Morley, WI Nal
lock, 2. G. Hamerton, W. W. Storey
Ruskip, Browning and many other fore
most writers in all departments of literary
and scientific work.
The sub !criphon price (S5 O yearl i
chesp for the amount of reading furnished
while the publi:hsrs make q still cheaper
offer, VIZ to send The Lirin5 Aqe and any
one OF the American 81 monthlies or week.
lies year, both postpaid, for $40 so; thus
furnishing to the subscriber at small cost
the cream Of both home and foreign Gtera-
tnre. The publishers also offer TO send to
al! new Subscribers for the year 1889, re-
uniting before Jsn. 1st, the weekly num-
bers CT 1883 Issued after the receipt Of their
SUBSCRIPTIONS gratis. Littell & Co., Bos.
TOP, are the publishers.
The Sira1sc and Lake Placid regions of
the Adirondscks, as they appear in winter.
will be picturesq lely described in the
Christmas Scribner'S by Hamilton Wright
Msbie. The article will be richly ilius-
trated with snow scents. taken in the heart
of the wilderness. W. Hamilton Gibson.
Bruce Crane and other eminent lands ape
artists have furnished drawings for this
paper.
The December Century will contain
three complete stories: "Ths Third Of
March. " by Julian Hawthorne; MING
A Plot" by II. s. Edwards, author of
Two Runaways"; "The Rise and Fall Of
The Irish A'gle,' ;" which is the first or e
of the h-Ame1ican stories by George II.
Jessop. There vii be a travel sketch by
F. Hopkinson Smith, "a White Umb: ell Is
in Mckee," with ten illustrations by the
author.
The December installment of the Lin
ccln History in the Cntury is entitled
First Plans of Emancipation" twill
contain much heretofore unparalleled
material regarding Nc. Lincoln's ideas
upon this suoiect-amopg the res: the ear
liess draft of his famous proclamation,
which, in the Presidents own handwriting,
is now in the possession Of the authors cf
the life.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-25
Poli;eness.

There ig very polite lawyer in Chicsgo
Yesterday he climbed upon North Side
car, but in bis haste stepped upon fat
mans favorite corns. "You Internal dor-
key exclaimed the f. m, making mo-
ton as if to kick the Rosicus, Permit
me TO observe, sir" replied the latter,
eweetly and entirely unrpffi I'd, that the
occasion was hardly grave enough TO jug
tfy the use of such vigorous Language. "
A lady smiled approvirgly. An old gen.
tlemln with o white neck-tie grunted his
appreciation. Several young girls Uttered.
The /. m Ecowled, said nothirg and nursed
his aching limb. Thst was all. And now
let the stl;-suficient EIst talk again of the
''rowdy West" please.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-25
Ralfinrthn Pacific

LONDON, Nov>m1er ga conference
of Influential Avs'ralisns and Csradi n
was held to-day. Sir D.nald Smith, OF
Montreal, presided. Tee question of lay
ing a cable from Vancouver TO Austrslis,
to touch at Hawaii. Tanning Island,
Samoa, Fiji and New ZEALAND, was d;s:uSs.
ed and approved, and it was voted to urge
the Imperial Government to support the
project. 1t was said that the tariff bstwetr
Euglsnd ard Australia by this route would
be / shlllings DER Hold.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-25
SLICK sWINpLER.

The Valparaiso Bank Men Worked Mat.
tiers Very Fine.
CHICAGO, November GA dispatch
from Omaha, Neb,, regarding the Valpa-
rsi'o bank failure, Gays: From present sp-
pearsnces the failure is one of the most
gigantic swindlss and dsfalc atoms ever
k own in Saunders county. 1t develops
that Scovills. one of the owners, has alter
ed many Of the notes payable to the bank,
making the amounts much more than they
originally were and that ne then deposited
these notes with other banks as collateral
for NOR ey with which to speculate. Notes
which were paid and which should have
been cancelled have been used in the same
manner,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-25
RoulanrIsts Fear q Conn.

PARIS, November Is The Boulsngist
and Conservative journals charge the Gov
eminent with preparing a cup d'etat, to
be carried out on thu occasion of the dem
oostration ct the grave CT the Rtvolutionist
Baudin on December , They sllege that
Government agents VII miDgle with the
people in the cemetery on that day ard
provoke q co.fict. The leaders in the
demonstration will then be arrested on
trumped-up charges Of having been engaged
in o o ting against the State ard will aft4I-
wards he prosecuted for tveHon.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-25
Squelched.

"whtn was young and callow," said
Mr.. Brent Cool this morning, 81 fell in
love with a winsome little lass of II. She
seemed to me to he the psrIection of grace
and beauty, aud I, in the flush of love. de-
liberately set 10 work to win her affections.
My suit progressed favorably, ard 1 wss
in the habit of 'settin' in with her in the
parlor of her nother's house. One Wed.
nesday night about II o'clock l was sitting
on the sofa very close to my darling, when
her mother came to the head of the stairs
and shouted:
"'Msriar'
eyes, mother, dutifully responded the
daughter.
"'Well, said the mother, in loud usssI
voice, has MIs. Goods boy gone homt
yetG
II went then, but never went back"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-25
Doesn't Mind 1t at All.

NJ. jules Ferry enjoys being caricstured
and assiduously collects and' preserves all
such pictures of him. When be was on bis
way TO the congress at Versailles at which
NJ. Carrot was elected president, a sine
banker, not recognizing him, thrust bafort
his face particularly savage cartoon on
his own presidential ambition. "No,
thank you," said NJ. Ferry, after taking il
in mis- band aud looking it over with s
smile, II hsvea copy Of that one already
Nor York Tribune.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-25
slightly Mixed,

When the old-time New EDglanders sci
about writing ep taphs they often produce
II sults which are a marvel to their pos
terity. Word comes from Portsmouth Of
peculiarly interesting one. Here it is
Here lies the body Of Abijah Gates. HI
was lost at eea,"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-25
Yellow Fever Reaenes Chicago.

CHICAG, November % An afternoon
paper publishes the sta emsnt as comir g
from an unnamed p5ysician that T. S.
WilesmaD, OF New Orleans, arrived in this
city on August %, and died Of yellow fsvtr
one weak later. Tue physician says,
knowing there WIS no dsrgar, be sup
pressed the fec!, giving the cause OF death
at the inquest as congestion. he feared
the announce ment of the true cause volld
result in useless panic.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-25
DIED.

JORDAS-on Saturday, November l., lSSS, Col.
WILLIAM JORDAN, at his resideI &c, MuScatine
County, Iowa, aged 81 years.
LAUE-on Tuesday evening, November o.,
lsSS, at eight O'Clock, CHARLES LAUE in his Goth
year.
STEVENSON wednesday. November %, ISIS,
at o'c'ock p. m, Mrs. CATHERINE 5. STEVENS,
aged &c years.
7:2j IN EDGAR NJ infant son OF John z. and
Maggie Lake, aged 2 months and is GAYS.
GARSIER-On Thursday, November p, 1888,
at no O'Clock p. IN Mrs MARGARET GARNER
aged IS years.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-25
TWO RAILROADS.

The B. s o. and New York Central Deny
the Report of Trouble.
BALTIMORE. Md, November 23.-The
B. & o oGicials say that they are having
TO tIoabls with their switchmen, and that
they have not heard of any on o!her lines
as stated in any morning paper.
Mr.. Duval, privAts secretary 20 Chsuncey
NJ Depew, President Cf tae New York
Genital, said when spoken to on the mat
ter, to-day: $50 far as the New York
Central IS corcerned, neither tie Mr..
Deyew nor myself know anything about
this. believe it is all nonsense "
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-25
"BLoCKs OF FIVE"
A Circular Distributed Among working.

A Circular Distributed Among Working.
men iH Manufacturing Centres.
NEW YORK, November 23.-Ths Herald
today contai.v q copy Of q circular,
which it says is being largely distributed
in manufacturing localities smorg work.
ingmen.
1t is signed "Bhc>s of Five and
urges the workingmsu to form themselves
into blocks of five" for the purpose Of
demanding legislation ~ Congress which
will be of practical bcuei't to the wage
carriers. The Republicans must be held
to their promise OF higher wages, which it
claimed before the election would follow
Republican success.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-25
WArm0st.

To his foad father, who had asked him
where he is in his class now: ''Oh, pa, I've
got much better place than I lad tie ls,t
qua'ter." Indeed! Well, where are
you?' I'm fourteenth" 'Fourtteotb,
you little lszybonts! You were eighth
last term. Do you call that batter
plGcs?" Yes; it will b nearer the stove"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-25
INTERESTING CHAT AND COMMENT.

.,,,.s Ike he's you a2-o: douo'
nj nj, Love a.rss.tdesis2sd:
~3e,.gs always Lille t on.
= r,5 IN r.,h.as sweet behind
-,e.a.e. moo2 'uies yo.lS' o'"''
n Ioys .sass ae- 5tusreye. ,.,,-,,, tho ,wo.
w 5s,s asavsn. which choose 0s'"'A' 'D' '"'
~ ~ zs-.he nearer sky
-.,.,,s u,ps sees leaned f''2 above
As. !, aer Kind OF face
.,t-,,,s-. 10 music eO'2 o; love
Tsa. nay suggest her grace
10 .a3dara the :r.;.sa; land
F. r-. y, 4. the world spa
-y.5o.saI ADD her .;',e hand
.sa~ -'' -,D'g Vince CNsRCy.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-25
AOuIcker Remedy.

A writer says that the best cure for
mango in dogs is guupowder mixed with
vinegar. Gunpowder mixed with shot Is
Just as effective and works quicker.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-25
RANDOM NOTES
o. n,,,7ssiou IS to Whistler or Not Mar
'I' .,,s ia Failure Having no Effect
ovvggBLIEG BUDS AND BACHELOR

s,n. Thoughts on thu Satis.:-So'ial D'ings
0'--' NE Pas: Week II Wheeling
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-25
MARRIED.

HESL0P- BEYMER-0n Wednesday, Novem-
q, 1855, Ut 9 O'Clock a m, at the home OF the
brides father. Mr.. Frederick Beymer Martins
Ferry, o, RoBERTG. HEsLoP and ELLA BEYNEE,
by Rev. !. 5. Winters.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-25
AnAnprop!iate Name

Pennsylvania has q tramp who weighs
only eighty.fy pounds. He is what the
bieyclist would call light roadster"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-25
r., z, d O, RAILROAD.

B., Z. d O. RAlLRCADs
Bellsire ana Zsnesvills through pasengsr train
leaves Belisirs at 90b q. m, srrfysa ct Bsllsirs
40 p. n.
Woodsdeld passenger train leaves Bellairs
500 D. n, arrives At Bellaire st 800 q N.
eurmeTneld Accommodation Leaves BellAf o
400 m, arrives q. BellAirs at l06 q n
All trains daily except Sunday. Central etaa4
ard Tine from Ballairs.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-25
Grarsltrs' Gnidl.

A RRIyAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINf-
"A EXPLANATION OF RRyEBEscRM MARK: spaily.
fSunday excepted. MONDAY excepted e3un-
day only. saturday e1cepted.-76 Meridian.
November Is, 1888. Wheeling time, which " iuss
one hour earlier than Central Time:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-25

Ile 0CL;rv ta3 recently been flooded
WITH TIE ,n.incal. that is encios
NJ e. ctI:s iG letter and having two
iasIt' GO :.e wise, t,r cha, itahle purposes.
Inc :o.c"log take or is from a very
I'e7eF ard hight D sHocrstic girl, who lost
a'ay.! = seGE,Hlr5 Oa President eve
'aad. Il 80 zee ived by q Republican
!o72S -.c:.emaG N this CT V, who, By the
way was :I,Iv sDn MAJ and won a tel
ION me youug lady in question. Tee
's''t, !ELs clCs: No. 4-lI-44. In the
name and .c- the sake Of q weak and strUg
ing .'.scce'atic girl in the city Of -,
"-o Is: very heavily by the last election
'No'sI1e'. n the year of Our Lord 1888, }
all wa nc 69nk account or great tX.
P 3, 70 back her, an appeal is sent to
81. q" so'I nd bic R=pablClns, in hopes
'-'a' eae & t-e who receives this modest re-
-S'' ". send mis- or her mite mighty
,o.E' 20 Gs.2 ;a;s glorious Ctuse. Though
''1''s 70 yoI, q yCu Of her il will be her
l"'a''0a 70 CI. a!tschmtntl and shs will
s ~ 1t, va! ''.ocing and be heartily glad,
''-s'"'>s size will bs tXeesdir gig
~ lam person rect living this
pagt' Is asked to make tHo copses of it,
..,ust GA ;ae type writer CT On I'M
.a1So psqs-, n red b n5sans ink, putting
Z, 'as Top ;Iv next highest number Cthe
=. u nuIoer on each copy and send them
20 ; ..sHas v iag 10 help this unfortunate
;-s'sL u pennies, at the cams time re,urn-
'Us ,-.s rs with ten dollars in staupe,
~. .ol OF :. Y. B. No cancelled stamps
n ,aA'4, 17ade dollars received st par and
s,LSI CON wlth joy, bui 70 wash bills
t tSAsn 10 - Of toe migrants, at
, 'a' A.'er Review The friends sre
ESQ ;t,.su 70 tH:s town to DO tie same with IS
a .,.gs us.ay as possible. ANYONE so law
aau "aP; pied Is not 10 enter into this
s sooU ana noble scheme is asked to retrrn
'1,s lap. : a: once 10 Miss - for tbi.
~, we ol-y way she can tell that the baii
~, ~ WcFS, aud the golden chain, !.
J 5,THso' and although it means but ,e-
c SO,'As' yet any break in this chain NAV
'''. ( 'e'cus less to the Great InteTnS'
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-25

Man ray BE- fsM.I,iy and wonderfully
ulIe-hut think Of 4 woman Aud am
,ytain nave fund one wso is feaIfullec
snd woude .uler ia construction than any
{. her sis. a-s Sl, cone clO5er-shs has
no body. :; il a TACT, aud isn't it hcrc!-
biz: she Eas q live head, but tterest Of
her Is vie. She cones into 3 rcOn like
"a su:OEatOn on runners, ard thtrt
is 70. ne least hint ct any COE-
come ION between her clothes
and a solid, fesh.lnd .bCrel body.
TIsre il some evidence of bone
seea through the H)Rery drI2erjes CT an
s't.s;.yL.S gni:5n-up tsmale skeleton, but
there IL CO:b!Bg sholt this giIl's appear
E2ce 20 az, lie TIE exist nee Of snythiDg
50 h7naa AID substantial as bore in her
make a. I. must be wire. Do YOU sup
.Dse she wesrs her bcdy nights? Or does
she uG'u X her heal aad roll into bed,
leaving e.. aIdy, all dressed, stAnding in
tie u.Gi,eC. the room, 10 De pitched GA to
II case Q. ars: BIO hCo don't miGd
tase tgsrs ny sympathetic soul must shed
an thrk!as-you think of the painful
s1Epr.ss o: he man That msrries her, when
ne discovers that be has Promised to love,
Iaarish AID psy the millinery bills Of q
woman wlO : a th)W window dummy
tiun ne Cs.z 4 ,wu
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-25
EL0RINE ARNOLD

under the management of CHAs. L. ANDREWS
in the new domestic history by Annie Lewis
Johnson Tin which the huu orous imparts
happy coioring to the p2thetic) entitled
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-25

o.. eli scr,s aud kiads and conditions
- have been giving an airing to the
.. 49,. ms and theories they have dsvei'
- On the suljecs CT msrEisge as an in
20, since toe question Of its success
s,.u.rv opened, the buds and bach
"" - society have bsea making the
80, ,--srr.nenss Tor fresh experiments,
mite :esa,a,sss OF the wisdom and warn
H., b,o5gA. to light By the discussion.
\, n,o n love with telusy' brains
49, ~ su.al;lity has confessed to q
So N his Matrimonial procli7iie',
40 ,;r, Who had decided on marrying
- known 70 say 10 to an acceptable
.--4. az, re arguments Of the IN
.,,rr.... s uaai.d bsd frightened her
I,tss s.3:-a-y, y3@;h and hope and love
..d,:..,s the p,stsdea:s in the timehon-
.,lx,- ana 20 o1s Who reads the social
,.v.s. .7s-, a1y lallinEU8 in the num-
~. o. -,,,ril.ss saroauced.
Indeed. one L. at liberty to suppose that
-. si.cpss,oa has aroused an enthusiasm
r, desire 70 d;sP,oye the statements OF
those wao have given uttersnce to tie
u.,s. rat followed tie statement Of the
1:s,,,, fyr i: is o very noticeable fact
mt ne run5er OF weddings this autumn,
~ 70 date. g-cl,lv exceed those Of last
$50, q, his time, sud tie pTOnu ej for
me r..r-. are excellent. The social sta
:. .tic,sr Is welcome to the fact.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-25

AID tbs : not Inappropriate to the
pc. 4 aS vas in force in England II
The wear 30 to the ef-Ct that 'WhOsceyer
sal! sG:,r .ato the bonds q ma rim )ay
any mae sutjsc. o: his M'ie ty by mems
l:rr-ls, white p ..at, Spanish cotton, steel
cog,ets, cillohCe nigh hetl9d shoes or
ta,ss h.ps shln be prosecuted for With
c-s,,, and ,he maIy.3ge bs declared aull
srL VOC.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-25

Anrcp,s Of IBIS sl'j9Ct Of marriage,
>,akesIea.e' sdSise - gul' about the Sc
fsc,ion Of D husband . the best in print,
w,,hcu: G.. p,ir- Po)y Richard and Han.
rsA More. Dear Kate, take 8 fellow OF
7's.a and rlcJined constarcy, for he, par
5,,ce. mus. do the iitt, because hs hath
mot the gift 10 WOO n other places; for
-le.e tsl.oxs Of iuinite tongue, that can
r5rms themselves iLt1 lsd.rP favor, they
10 always regso1 themselves out again.
What, speaker is bat pCater; aIhyme
ia lat Lls' A gC2l leg will fall; e
stragec Ds.i Wi s.uoP; blsck beard
vii. tam wLi.s; carried pate will grow
md; a al. eye W., Wax hollow; bat a
uoot hea-;, Kate, IS toe san aud moon, or
rather Il. sun and 20: the moon; fer it
Zines hight. ana neyer changes, bu.
k,r2s - ,.a - tn =.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-25

The concert of the Boston Symphony
o. chestral Club at the Opera House to-
morrow evening will be quite social event
aud large sudienCe of music-l5ving reo-
pie will no doubt take advantage of this
opportunity 10 hear the artists forming the
club.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-25

Mr.. VIM. Fox, of the North End was
rendered pleasant surprise party, Mon
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-25

The Misses Zane, of the Garden Spot
enter Ained a number of their friends with
a delightful ''taffy pulling" al thsir home
on South Front street, last Monday even
ing Those present were: Misses CCrs
Wslters, Ella Plankey, B rite Zane, Stella
Zane, Lulu Carr, Arnie Shspley arc
Me srs. Ray Seab'jght, Tom Wolvingtop
John Stewart, Harry Muhp, H4rry Ankle
and Walter DevrieI.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-25

Ga Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs. W
II Hsarre were hest end host s3toa pleas
ant party Of their friends, at their resi-
dsuc3 On Chapli1e street. The evening
was spent very Pleasantly with the assist
ance Of cards and other amugements and
splendid refreshments, served at tl.Yer
O'Clock, were very highly enjoyed.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-25

A very pleasant il formal reception wss
given By Mr.. and Mrs. John C. Rihel-
d5ffsr at their residence on Twelfth street,
Friday evening, in honor of their visitors,
Mr.. and Mrs. Groves, of Brsdior1, Pa.
Mrs. Groves will be remembered by
Wheeling society people as Miss Van
Ossram, and her hostess was Mrs. Rihel'
dafftr before her maIrisge.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-25

A game that is becoming deservedly pop
ulsr in tome social circles is called
Words" and, besides bsing something OF
an intel e,tual amusement, it is also very
interesting.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-25

Thanksgiving week promises to bring
forth number Of entertainments, the most
notable one probably being the hop t. be
given at The Whet ling Club on Thanks
giving night. The Opera House orchestra
will make tie music ard most delightful
evening is an!icipat d.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-25

While there have been 70 largo social
events the past week the evenings have
been well occupied with little club mite
iOgs ard dancing parties, which have prov
ed very delightful for those participating
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-25

The ball given ct Arion Hall Thursday
evening, by Wheeling City Castle No. 2
K. Of G. E, was a very pleasant affair and
a social success. The Opera House oIches-
ira furnished the music.