Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-18

ful Qualities it cannot be surpassed. A
we'll known gentleman who has reached
n q half hundred mile post in his life, and
Of whom il may be said De grows old
gracefully and SOW, was watching several
Young ladies playing game OF tennis the
other dav when one of the girls called out
her score Glove forty" "Couldn't you
mat make il zen years more and love fifty?"
asked the gentleman, and then the fair one
blushed and served ball so hard that 1t
rolled fifty feet away from the court.
A plessant surprise party was given on
Thursday night by Miss Lacy Workron IN
honor Of her little cousins, Thomas ard
Harry Fogg. of Steubenville. The even
inc was spent ID very pleasant manner,
playipg various kinds Of games, &c.
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On Thursday evening, at the residence
Of the brides parents, on Ihirty-tniru
street, Mr.. Albert Yermillion, oil Vaiiey
Grove. and Miss Kate Lewedag, OF TINS
CITY. we're married, Rev. Henry Baehr, OF
s.. Paups German Church, officiating
The attendants were Mr.. CHARLES Harpfer
and Miss Sophia Wurtzbacker. A pleas
ant reception followed and Mr.. and Mrs.
Vermillion were showered with good wishes
and CONGRATULATIONS. They Will go 10
housekeeping on Thirty-third street.
Msssrs. George and John Gilbert were
rendered very pleasant surprise party
AZ .heir home on Bethany Pike, last Thurs
dsy evening. Dancing 10 music by Green 8
orchestra was INDUCED IN until mianlgnt,
when elegant refreshments were served,
after which dancing was resumed until an
early hour next morning. Among those
presept were: Misses Mary, Matte and
louisa Krchner, Minnie and Ll2z'e Laue,
Melia and Ida Hoffman, Clara and Ameha
Straub, Mary Hebil, Louisa Gilbert and
Minnie Gehing, and Messrs. w. n. Hell
fenbine. OttO and Louis Kirchner, George
and John Eo6ert, Lou ana Geo. HAr;tOng,
Wells Crisis, Harry Hutchinson, Charles
Neagle, Lou Werneke, Tom Smith, Dan
Dean, Criss Laue and others. The affair
was under the management OF Messrs.
". IL. Heltenbine and Otto Kiachner, who
deserve credit for the manner IN which
they conducted 1t.
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ON last Wednesday evening, the mar
risye of Mr.. Chas. Watkins and Miss Kstis
Farmer was consumated at the residence
Mr.. X. Bumgardner, brc;her-in-law OF
,bs bride. at BenWOOd. A large number
If invited guests were present and an en-.
iovsbls time was had by all. Rev. Ale
mopd. of the NJ. l.. church, performed the
ceremony. The presents we're numerous
and many Of ;hem very costly. After re-
eeiviug hearty congratulations from all
present the happy couple departed for
fbe;r new home in kukW0Od, Ohio, fol-
lowed by many wishes for long and hap
nv life. snd that their troubles may be
but little ones.
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Nicholas COpp, chemist at the Hobbs
Glass Works, arrived home from a trip to
paris. where be visited the Exposition.
His friends gathered together Tuesday
evening at Teutonia Hall, on the South
Side and rendered him very
plsassnt reception. Several hundred were
present Prosecuting Attorney John A.
Howard made an appropriate little speech
and all bad good time, Mr.. Copp receiv-
Ing many congratulations on his success
ful trip.
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A pleasant party was given Friday even
ing in honor of Miss Mamie Campbell, at
the residence of Mr.. Daniel Cochran, on
Eleventh street. Quite a number OF
Young folks were present and they all
sneDt a pleassnt evening in dancing and
other social amusements. Appetizing re-
freshments were served at midnight, and 1t
was an early hour next morning when the
merry party dispersed.
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Thursday morning, Mr.. Geo. Barron
Miss Clara Fisher, both Of the Eighth ward
were married, Rev. Henry Bsehr perform
ing toe ceremony. The nupials were
witnessed by large number Of friends,
and hIr. sud Mrs. Baron were the recip-
ients of many congratulations and kind
wishes.