Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-20

Keuren's, where a spledid supper was
served and discussed with avidity. Dane
ing was then resumed and kept mp I'M
iii two o'clock. Prof. Killmeyer was on
hand. as usual. The club will give two
more hops before the season closes.
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The Park Circle of the Island held its
usual weekly meeting ON Friday evening
and the time was pleasantly spent play
ing cards and dancing. The weekly
meetings of this club will be discon-
tinucd I'M a month or So, and semi
monthly meetings will be held instead.
The club has decided To give fancy
dress ball on Friday cXening Of this
week and a delightful time is promised.
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Mr.. George Mendel very pleasantly enc
tcrtained the members of The Club at
the residence of his grandmother on
Twelfth street Friday evening. Kill
never made the music for dancing,
tempting refreshments were served at
midnight, and the affair proved a very
enjoyable one.
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Miss Mary Icnnemau and Mr.. Fran
els NJ. Wilson gave "a joint birthday
party, Friday evening, and it was a
very enjoyable affair
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The ball given at Wcstwood'S Hall,
Friday evening. by the Stove Filters
Federal Union was "a grand success, a
large crowd being present. who spent
the time dancing to music furnished by
the Opera House orchestra. The COM
mittce i'm charge of the affair was COM
posed of MeSSrs Thomas Rayl, John
Connolly. Herman Hess, Charles Baker
and Ben. \. Schuler. Ben. \. Schuler
was ballat master. his assistant being
Charles Baker.
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Mr. Austin Beach was rendered very
delightful complimentary banquet last
evening. at Otto's cafe. ON Market street.
by number of his newspaper aSSoci-
.utcS. and 10 proved am unqualified sue
cess i'm every way. Plates were laid for
ten. and the feast that followed was
served I'm Caterer OttO'S best style,
which is sufficient assurance of its eX-
ccllcnce. At the conclusion of the feast
of material things there was a feast of
wit. that 20 the mental man was rs APP
pctizing and as much appreciated as the
>ubStantials were To- the physical man.
Several toaStS were drank and respond
ed 10, and of course the honorcd guest
of the evening was the subject of these
tOaStS I'm several ways, and he graceful
ly responded. Following is unique list of
ASSIGNMENTS.
Everything Goes except the clockl.
Luculiu, Dimes with LuculluS laS 20 wcrel.
BLUE PENcL" POINTS.
What, new to-day "Al Right" Olives.
Cou,omme scoop
"BomED ARTICLES. CONDENSED SAUCE.
"Raclet>" "a n Business Office.
"Two-ue Heads" paid Locals
South side Sensation.
"urllO" Chops 20 la Telephone.
Free PASSES stuffed with "Puf>.
Local Affairs. with Taiiy.
obituaries. iu two sticks.
"Iohu smith Corrections.
Nrighborhood Correspondence. with earnest
comments.
Desert. Thirty" "Only Two sticks more.
LIQUIDS.
Ohio River Vintage OF lSSi Mum very quietl
Talkatiyr setter. Reservoir Seal,
for those who have terth.I
The Band will play Annie Laurie 40 half-pa>t
ten o'clock. which will hc the signal for
Good Digestion to wait on Appetite.
The Forms will NOT Doe Kept waiting for amy
delinquent.
Only one Edition Will Doe printed.
There will Doe un Iou~t~. unless ordered.
Speech is Silver. but Good Eating is Golden.
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On last Thursday evening Miss Mag
gle Magcc gave delightful little party
TO "a number of her friends. at her home
ON EotT street. i'm honor of Miss Sadie
Miligan, of ClaySvlle. Pa, who has
been her guest for several days past
About twenty couples We're present
and the evening was spent in social
amuSemcntS of various kinds. AT sea-
Sonable hour the guests were uShcred
into the spacious dining room, where
large table was spread with the good
things of this world. and all did justice
10 the tempting feast. After supper
the amuScment> were resumed for
short time. and then the guests depart
ed. all delighted with the manner in
which they had spent the evening with
their charming little hostess and her
visitor.
The concert To- be given at the Opera
House, Wednesday. April 23d, will be
one of the most attractive ever given i'm
our city. both socially and unsteady
Miss Jean Glenn will make her first APP
pearance i'm Wheeling. She brings with
her the first testimonials from Eastern
cities. Her voice is a clear, rich soprano
of considerable power and feNibility.
Miss Glenn will be assisted by some of
the most talented pupils of Mt. de Chan
tai. accomplished vOcaliStS and perform
erS ON the violin. as well as the piano.
Mrs. Whitaker. Miss kerriSk. Prof.
Shockev. MeSSrs Day and Ankle, who
are host I'm themselves. will also lend
their valuable assistance to the enter
tainment. Select rccitationS will also
be given bv Misses Farley and O'kane.
Reserved seats may be obtained at Mr..
+. W. Banners music store.
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Miss Ethel Brannen, daughter OF DR..
Branncn. of South Chapline street gave
"a pleasant birthday party To her friends
Friday evening. Those present were
Misses Stella and Dean Comerford,
Mary. jess and Blanche Motfat Ella
and Jean WaterhOuSc. Jennie and sue
Bradshaw. FloSSie Hannah. Annie Car
nahan. Blanche and Clara Handlau and
Miss Blanche Schaifer.
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Several opera parties are talked OF for
the coming week 10 attend the perform
anceS of the Wilbur Opera Company at
the Opera House. The most popular
parties organized so far are for the
"Grand Duchess" Tuesday evening and
Fra Diavolo" Friday evening.
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On Wednesday afternoon of this week
1o'clock Miss Anna K. Chancellor,
daughter of Col. and Mrs. w. y. Chan
ccllor. of ParkcrSburg. and Mr.. Harry
p. Moss. of the same place, will be mar
ried mt Trinity r. f. parish. The young
l. - --nn,. frinnls i'm MhocLing