Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-02

The members of The Wheeling Club
celebrated Thanksgiving by giving a hop
at the elegant apartments of the Club in
the Rogers Block, on Main street. Thurs
day night, and aboat foity e,upies were
present to enjoy the affair. The hop was
an informal one, but highly enjoyable and
oil present found it go. Tne Op "a House
orchestra furnished the music, aud such
music as it was! II seemed that the must
clans outdid themselves and the dancers
were all lavish in their praise. Mapy
handsome costumes were noticed among
the ladies, all Of whom looked charming
There was no special supper attached to
the affair, but ell were bent on having a
good time and they succeeded 60 well that
it was almO.t 8 o'clock before they deter
mined te 60 home, and it is said there was
quite deal rumaging through larders that
night for SOMETHING to eat.
Miss Maggie Fsllop, assisted by Misses
Mamie Welty, Katie Bosley, Maggie Loft
tbs and Lizzie Kuglen, gave q very pleas-
ant leap year progressive euchre PARTY a.
her home on North Main street, Friday
evening, and the fortunate young gentle
men were called for in carriages and every
thing was conducted in true leap year
style. About twelve couples were pres-
emit, and q very exciting series of games
were played. The contest ended shortly
after midnight, and the victors were found
to be Miss Mamie Welty and Mr.. George
Weitzeu, both Of whom were awarded
handsome prizes. The boobies were cap
tured by Miss Merge and Mr.. John Lof-
tus. Rsfreshments were then served and
enjOyably discussed, after which an hour
was spsnt IN conversation and music, the
merry party dispensing at 2 o'clock.
The THANKSGIVING reception given by
the Youog Mems Christian Associa-
ton, Thursday evening to the
young men of the city was q
very pleasant affair, and large number
took advantage of the opportunity to par
take Of its joys. A splendid musical pro-
grsmme was rendered, and the refresh
ments served by q cotelia of charming
young ladies added much zsst to the pleas.
ure Of the &C lsion.
A pleasant surprise party was rendered
Mr.. John SEQ t, at his home GA the Island,
Wednesday evening About ten couples
of his friends were present, and most
enjoyable evening YVES passed, dancing,
various games and music combining 10
make the time fly only too swiftly by. At
enc o'clcsS refreshments were served, and
it was two o'clock before tie merry p arty
departed with many kind wishes for Il cir
hest.
The Democratic ladies of Fulton gave a
grand supper to THAR friends at Tro9ch's
Hall, Thursday night, and about 200 psr-
sons sat down to the fest, which was q
sumptucus one Speeches were made by
Pros ecuting Att'rney-elect John A. How
ard and Mr.. F. P. Jepson. A drawing of
Salt River canoe was presented to the
ladies by Mr.. F. Winter. The affiir was
a very Ell yaSle. one and the ladies de-
serve much praise.
The hop given by the Me1nerchor Sing
ing Society, Wednesday evening, was a
most enjoyable affair snd was participated
in by lHgs number of the members and
their friends. Killmeyer made the music
TIE Arion had a very delightful little
Eop at their cub house, Wednesday even
ing, which was thorcu lilly enjoyed by the
comfortable assemblage present. The mu-
sic was furnished by the Opera House or
Chestra.
The coIcsrt and ball given by the Ger
mania Singing SICiety, Wednesday even
ing, was an excellent affair, and the big
crowd present thoroughly enjoyed both
the music and dancing.
The marriage OF Mr.. Peter A. Vogler
aud Miss Kate G.. Warner was solemnized
at st. Alphonsus church, Thursday morn
ing st 8 O'clccS, in thu presence of large
number of friends, Rev. Father Didacus
officiating. TIE attendants were Mr.. Mi
chael Warner and Miss Mary Nolte, and
the ushers Messrs. Will Nolte and Geo zee
Yshn. At the conclusion of the ceremony
the bridal party repaired to the residence
of the brides father, Mr.. Gregory Warner.
wh:ra wedding diner was discussed ard
a pleasant reception held. Later Mr.. and
MIS-. Vogler left on an Eastern bridal tour,
carving with them the b;st wishes CT
their many friends. They received many
handsome presents.
Mr.. F. Pot%r and Miss Ka'e Lavey
were united in marriage Thursday after
noon at 4 O'Clock, by Rev. Graham, pastor
of the Zane Street NJ. E. Church. A large
number of friends were relent, and at the
conclusion of the ceremony pc asant lie
caption was held at the home of the bride
and a bou1tiful dinner discussed. Mr.
and Mrs. Potter have the good wishes Of
many friends. They received a number Of
beautiful presents.
Mr.. Randolph Parshall, Of Washington,
Pa, and Mics Margaret Leighton wee
married on TLufsGay af;e.l o n st the
residence of the brides parents, in the
presence of a number Of friends. Rev. l.
w. Barr, pastor of the Third Presbyterian
Church, eff eating. Mr.. and Mrs. Par
shall have the bast wishes Of many friends
On Wednesday evening last the mar
rage of Mr.. Earle S Alderman. of Mari
eta, OHIO, and Miss Carolyn f Nelly,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. Nelly, OF
Pa1ksrsburg, occurred at Trinity EpiI-
copal church in the latter city. Rev. 4.
Moore, rector of the church, cfi-
cia,iag. The wedding was brilliant one
and largely attended. The ushers were
Messrs. II. P. Moss, A. J. Bandy, Guy
Camden, NJ. G. Van Wrinkle and Philip
Neal, and the groomsmen and brides
maids Miss Ida Nelly, sister o. the bride,
and Mr.. ]. J. Neuer; Mss Ju}iette Van
Wrinkle and Mr.. J. J. Garry, Miss Lola
lockwood and Mr.. Reamy Harris; Miss
Helen Devol and Mr.. Charles Morrison.
The hride,s snecial maid was Miss Ida