Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-12-29

room, where a splendid supper. awaited,
which was discussed with avidity. The
remainder of the evening was spent in
dancing, Those present were Messrs.
Charles Aul, Tom Wolvington, Mac Welsh,
Adrian Wingerter, George Matthews, B.
Hsndlsn, H Ankle, William Blum, James
Lantry, Joe Burg, of Washington, D. c.,
and Misses Mamie Welty, Fannie Merge,
Annie Merge, Clara WiDgerter, Lizzie Kug.
len, Maggie LOTUS, Edith Matthews,
Maggie Howard, Kate Howard and Bertha
Helm of West Liberty.
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Mr.. John Dinger entertained a number
Of his friends very pleasantly at his home,
on the Garden spot, last Wednesday even
ing. Progressive euchre was the principal
feature of the evenings entertainment, the
lucky contestants being Mr.. Dell Woods
and Miss Donaldson, while those carrying
off the BOBBY hOnOrs were Mr.. Will Wood
and Miss Mary Melvin. Refreshments
were served and discussed after the prizes
had been conferred. Dancing followed and
was kept up until the guests dispersed at
an early hour next morning.
Miss Kate Ritter entertained her Sunday
School class of boys at her home on South
Market street Thursday evening The
evening was very pleasantly spent in play
ing games of various kinds, inteIspeTsed
with music and social conversation. Re-
freshments were served and discussed with
evident relish, and the young folks left
| for home at a seasOnable hour
Miss Name Walters entertained num-
Der of her friends very pleasantly last Fri
day evening at her home on North Main
street The feature of the evenings en-
joyment was progressive euchre. The con-
tests were spirited and close, several OF
the players drawing for prizes. Mr.. Evans
and Miss Gene Evans captured first honOrs,
and Mr.. VIII Higgins and Miss Minnie
Crowley carried off the bobby prizss. Re-
freshments were served at midnight, and
we're by no means the least enjoyable
feature of the evenings entertainment
Dancing followed and was kept up until
an early hour next morning, when the
guests departed, after expressing their
Acknowledgements to their charming host
ess for the very enjoyable evening spent.
A number of South Side society ladies
entertained their gentlemen friends in
very pleasant manner at Windsor Hall,
Christmas evening. Dancing occupied
their attention until midnight, when re-
freshments were served, to which all did
Justice, after which dancing was resumed
and kept up until an early hour next
morning,
The Friday Night Club, which is COM
posed of a number of the little society
folks of the city, were entertained by Miss
Mamie D. Grubb Friday evening at the
residence of Mr.. L. S. Delaplain. The
house was beautifully decorated with holly,
pine and mistletoe, and the floors covered
with linens. At the close of most en-
iOyable dancing programme the German
was danced beautifully by the little folks,
the figures being new and the favOrs dainty
and noYel About forty of the little ladies
and gentlemen were present and they had
a most delightful time, and when they re-
luctantly departed, after having psriakeD
of delicious refreshments, they left many
acknowledgements with their charming
young hostess for the enjoyment Of the
evening.
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Miss MOlie E. West, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William West, and Mr.. Geo. w.
Shovel, of Salt Lake City, Utah, were
quietly married at the residence Of the
brides parents, on Eighteenth street,
Tuesday evening, Rev. D. A. Gun
ninghsm, D. D.. officiating. The
attendants were Mr.. Herman L.
Zwicker and Miss Katie West. and Mr.
Samuel J. West and Miss Maggie West.
Only the immediate frisnde of the parties
were present. Mr.. and Mrs.. Shovel were
the recipients Of many con ratulations
and good wishes. Mr. and Mrs Shovel
leave for their future home in short
time.
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The first Of the series at subscription
concerts, to be given by Prof. Arbenz aud
wife, this season, took place Friday night,
at Maennerchor Hall, and it was very
successful affair, large ard cultivated
audience being present.
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The Park Circle is now fixture among
the Island folks. Friday evenings enter
taiument proved 20 successful that all
doubling ones were convinced. Messrs.
Mcneil, Young, Dorsey, Robinson and
Mendel were elected directors for the ensu-
ing twelve months. The Circles financial
management has been faithful and its
social career is guaranteed.