Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-02-03

reluctantly retired. In0te present were
Misses Laura Dare, Eliza Nicholl Ii d a
Murrin, Mollie WOlvington, Mary Dinger,
Augusta Jerico, Rstta Wellington, Amelia
Schwertfeger, Stella Tappan, Florence Nc
Connsughey, of Cameron, Minnie WolviDg-
ton, Mollie Blake, Res5ie Evans, and
Messrs. Thomas WolvingtOn, George Hen
mig, Edward Coen, Thomas Carson, Dave
Tappan, Frank Klevis, George Eee!ipg,
Sam Walton, Oscar BuIdatts, William
Armbrecht, John Roth, DR.. John r.
Pipes, Mr.. and Mrs Harry eybold, Mt
and Mrs Charles Jeffers, Mr.. and Mrs X
E. Sarver, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Wilde,
Mr.. and Mira. L. S. WOlvington, Mr.. aud
Mrs. James Riddle.
Prot. Mullen will tender to the pupils OF
mis- dancing class another of his delightful
receptions Tuesday evening.
The Young Married Felix's Whist Club
was very handsomely entertained st the
residence of DR.. and Mrs. Reed NJ Baird,
on Fourteenth street, Friday evening, and
all enjoyed the entertainment most
thoroughly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Y. Scott entertained
the Whist Club, Friday evening, at their
residence on South Front street, Islsrd.
Six handed euchre and whis. were played,
and furnished very interesting amusement
until refreshments were served, after which
music and conversation finished cut very
enjoyable evening.
Mr.. aud Mrs. David Haire wsre very
pleasantly surprised Tuesday evening last
at their residence or Main street, Ben.
wood, by number Of young lady and
gentlemen friends. They were warmly
received, and soon Peabody's orchestra
struck up and the party wa9 dancing. Al
idnight refreshments were served and
thsn dancing was resumed, continuing
until , o'clock tha nsxt morning. Those
present were: Misses Lenna Neibergall
Jennie Burr, Kate Deegsn, Maggie Burr,
Della Deegan, Katie Altmyer, Sophia
Schad, Maggie Altmyer, Soma Schad, John
McGSf, Luke Burr, Mike S;egmsn, JOE
Ward, john Johns, Philip CroSiu, Barnard
Ward, Tim CrOgan, John Thomssnd, John
Arnet, John Hare, Albat Rochnstein
VIII Maher, Frank S:egnan, Charley
Seha1, c. w. Kinney, Jack Jeffsrs, Chas
Moore.
Miss Louisa Shaub was very pleasantly
surprised by number Of young folks a
her home on East McCollOch street Thurs
day evening. Progressive euchJe occupied
the attention of the young folks uati
midnight, when a most appetizing supper
was served, and all were in the humOr t
do it Justice. After this dancing was con
tinued until an early hour the next nom
ing. The COMMITTEES in charge were Miss
Carrie E-b and Miss Lizzie Boneabarger
Those in attendance were Misses There's
Erb, Lizzie Volliager, Katie Erb, Birdie
Altmeyer, Mamie Welsy, May Miller
Annie Jauter, Joes Fryse, Carrie Er6
Amelia Sauter, Lizzie Bonenbergsr, LOUIS
Shaub, and Messrs Joe Winsdeff,r, Chas
Weobsr, LOUIS Rsnner, r. J. Heubel, Neil
McFadden, Peter Altmeyer, George Kleek,
Louis Wernecke, Will Sullivan, Joe Hcff.
man, John Vollinger The winners of the
prizes were Miss L)uisa Shaub aud Mr..
Joe Winsdohrsr, Miss Annie Sauter and
Mr. Louis We;necke.
Q1ite an e1i,yable wedding took place
at the Cathedral on Thursday, The high
contracting parties being Mr.. Michael Ken
ney and Miss Kate C0nnell, the attendants
being Mr.. John Connell and Miss Msgsie
Higgins, Rev. Father McElligott officiat-
ing. AIeception was held at the residence
of the brides aunt, Mrs. James Higgins,
on jacob street, in the evening. Below is
list of the presents: Mr.. John Council,
marble top table and set of silver knives
and forks; Miss Maggie Higgins, pair OF
oil paintings; Miss Mary C)nnell, Bible
and bad spread; Mrs. Higgins, set of china
d shes; Miss Jnlia TilbiD, chamber set;
Miss fla Kenney, parlor clock; Mr.. Thos.
Brannon, of BenWood, set of knives and
forks; Miss Barrett, water set; Miss Sadie
O'Neill, pair of towels; Mrs. B. Hork-
heimer, lace bed set; Mrs. Linn, table
cloth and napkins; and many others which
lack of space precludCs
A very pleasant surprise party was ten
dered Miss Maggie Doyle at her home on
Eoff street Friday evening by number OF
her friends. All present spent delight
ful evening.
The annual children's masquerade will
take place next Friday evening at Arion
Hall, and a class of the little folks who
will participate are now being instructed
in some new and novel figures by Mise
Annie Hess The affair promises 10 be
one of he most epj lyable ever given By
the Arion. The Opera House orchestra
will furnish the music.