Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-02-10

/ Each lady, on being seated, found csrd
at her plate containing sentiment, which
we're read aloud and produced consideTa-
/ bic merriment
A very pleasant little party of society
people brsved the weather Thursday even
| ing and went out to the park, where
several hours were eniOyably spent in
bowling. Returning on the last motor,
they were entertained at tie home of one
Of the party for several hours, during
which refreshments were served.
The anniversary Of Mrs. James Riddle,
Sr.'s. birth was pleasantly celebrated
Wednesday last at the residences Of her son,
James Riddle, Jg., on North Main street.
Qoils q number of friends were present
and the entertainment was a very eDioya-
BILE one, in which tempting retrsshment
formed a prominent part.
On Wednesday last Miss Lucy Alsxan-
der entertained 81 number CT friends at IN
elegant little luncheon at the residence of
her father, Mr.. VIM. Alexander, in
KukwCod, Ohio.
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a number Of yOuug gentlemen gave
very enjoyable little hop at Maennerehor
Choir Hall. Thursday evening for which
Prof Charlie Hilmeyer made the music.
TIE Young Married Peoples Whist
Club was handsomely enter tainsd Friday
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Rihel-
dsasr. at their residence On Twelfth street.
Cards. music snd refreshments were the
features CT TIE evening, which was q most
ENJOYABLE one TO al present.
Mrs. p. u Noble entertained a number
of lsd7 frierd5 nc O . clock taa at her
home on the Island Thursday evening,
aud tie event proved s most enjoyable
one.
A very pleasant rCc-p,icn was rendered
90 the new pastor OF the First Baptist
Chu-ch. Rev. a. J. Trey, and his estims-
bic wife, Thursday evening, By the MS
sior Circle, the Young Peoples Working
Association and the Sundey-schoOl in the
lecture room of the church. Rev. Simpson
welcomed tho pastor in behalf of the
Circle. Miss Mollie Sims extended the
welcome of the Association. and Dr.. Blais
dell welcomed him in behalf Of the clergy
o the city. Rev. Trey responded to the
sicd wishes, and then those present. were
m--oduced 10 Rev. and Mrs Trey, after
lich refreshments were served and en-
DYED.
Mr.. Geo Z miner, of the Island, cele-
hrated the anniversary of his birth in
very pleasant manner Thursday evening,
SO his residence, assisted by about twenty
five couples Of his friends. Cards and Ie-
reshmeats assisted in making the occasion
q very enjoyable enc.
Ga Wednesday evening, Mr.. and Mrs.
. George Medll gave q very pleasant birth
DAY party at their residence in Bridgeport,
IN honor Of their daughter Mattie's twelfth
birthday anniversary. Quite list of little
/ forks we're present, and a most enjoyable
evening was passed. Those present were:
Misses Bessie Durcln, Ruth Ysn Pelt,
/ Nsdge Turner, Berthe Berry, Rita Frssher,
and Masters Geo. B. Turner, Bart Berry,
F Charlie Brauum, Roy Fogel, Hurs;e Berry
aud Frank Howell
The annual Children's Carnival at the
Axiom Club House Friday evening was the
.s..s-.~zt .-Eti7tie auecees yet achieved by
that organization in an aflair of the kind
Mss Annie He's had the children in
charge, and the ideas carried out
lin the carnival were all
her own The minuets danced so grace
-uliy By the children, the Scotch dance,
the tableau, and sll the novel and pretty
groupings Of the merry little masquers
were due TO her ingenuity and taste. The
affair was q complete success, ard tie
+ children enjoyed it most thoroughly. The
I Opera House orchestra furnished the
music.
/ Miss Kate Bray entertained a number
Of friends at her homs on Liable street,
Friday evening. These present were
T Misses Anna Ratclif, Auna Stewart, Bessie
and Lulu Evans, Auna and Nina Conner
ford, Maria Coke, Sue Hastings, and
Messrs. Thomas Stewart. George Hannah,
Tom and Rem TIuxle, FL Sample and Ed
Kernsr.
Miss CAME Tiers was very pleasantly
surprised by a number Of her f-ierds at
+ her home on Sixteenth street. Eist End,
Thursday evening. The evening was
spent in dancing until midnight, when
rtfIe.hments were served ard discussed,
after which dancing wac resumed until an
early hour next morning. Mrs. Sitgreaves
furnished the piano music, and burst the
retiesbmsnts.
Miss Fannie Bordeaux entertained quite
a number Of her young friends at her
Eome on South Main street, last Tuesday
evening. in honor Of the twelfth snniver-
sary Of her birth. The evening was spent
in playing various games, and the young
folks LETT at a seasonsble hour, with the
bes. wishes for their charming hostess.
The 7. F. S. D. Club, of the South
Side gave quite a successful hop TO num-
Der Of their friends at TeutOnia Hall, last
Wednesday evening. A large crowd was
in attendance snd the evening was very
pleasantly spent dancing to the music OF
P,of. VIM. Mayors orchestra.
On Wednesday evening very pleasant
progressive euchre party was given at
Knights OF ST. George hall. The game
was continued until midnight, when hand
some prizes were awarded the vict0rs, who
were Miss Mamie Carroll and Mr.. Ed. Du
frame.
A very pleasant surprise was rendered
to Mr. Ollie Manley by a number of his
friends at his home on Market street,
Center Wheeling, Tuesday evening. The
occasion was a Jolly one and all had
splendid time Refreshments we're served
at midr ght, and the fun was kept up
until a late hour.
A number Of the young friends of Miss
Lizzie Neuhsrdt surprised her at her
fathers residence on Market Square, last
Wednesday evening, the occasion being
her twelfth birthday. Dancing and vari-
Gus games were INDUCED in, and the young