Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-28

yersation. Miss Bean left her home on
| Friday TO attend lectures at the Woman's
Medical College, Philadelphia.
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A very enjoyable social was held at the
residence of Miss Bertha Helm. FRIDAY
evening, at Fulton. The names of those
present were Misses Emma. Allie and
Mollie Yoke, Nina Marshall, Daisy Dick,
Jessie Clemans, Lille Marshall, Mamie
Ruehl and Mr. John Roth. Miss Mamie
kuehl presided at the piano. The evening
proved to be very enjoyable one.
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Miss Bridge Connors. a member of the
Salutary club, entertained the club at her
home on Friday evening last. Cards and
dancing were the chief amusements until
midnight, when choice refreshments were
served.
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Miss Annie Debold and Mr.. Chas. Dick
man were married at ST. Joseph's Cattle
dral last Monday afternoon, Rev. Father
McElligott officiating. After the ceremony
the bridal party was driven to the home of
the brides parents, where a sumptuous
supper was discussed, and the couple left
on the evening train on the b. * q. for an
Eastern wedding tour Mr.. Dickman is
member Of the b. X Q. clerical force aud
the bride is tho daughter Of Mr.. JOS. De
bold, of the South Side, and is very pOpu-
lar in her circle of acquaintance.
The Bachelor Club will inaugurate their
winter season by giving a hop al Franz
helms Hall next Thursday evening, for
which Killmeyer will furnish the music.
These very popular affairs will be given
twice a month throughout the winter
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sh--.. dr. 49, "a ..-..... g.. IL $50.
prised Miss Lizzie Balzer, al her home on
the South Side, last Tuesday evening, in
honor of her return from Philadelphia,
where she has been spending the summer.
/ Dancing and card playing made up the pro
grammo of a very enjoyable evening, while
/ refreshments served at intervals were dis
cussed with evident relish.
/ One of the social events Of the coming
week will be the fun dress reception 10 be
given by the Misses Annie and Jennie
/ Pfarr, GO their home in Pleasant Valley,
on Monday evening killmeyer will play,
and a special motor will return the young
folks % the city.
About ten couples of young folks from
this city attended the hop given by the
/ Americas Club. 40 the Globe Hotel in Bel
laire. last Friday evening. \ special train
on the c., L. X w took them down from
| BRIDGEPORT. returning about two o'clock.
Misses Emma and Mollie Lane enter
tanned a number Of their friends last Tues
day evening az their home on Virginia
street. in honor Of their visitor, Miss Ivy
| Miller. of Alliance \ very pleasant even
ing was spent in dancing and card playing,
while refreshments served ut midnight,
were bv no means the least enjoyable feat
ure of the evenings enjoyment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. V. Ankle celebrated
their silver wedding last Monday evening,
at Arbenzs Hall Quite large number Of
their friends were present. Prof. Charles
| Killmeyer presided AT the piano, and fur
nished music TO which dancing was in
dulged in until a late hour During the
evening the TeutOnia Singing Society and
MessrS. Ankle and Zulauf and Miss Alt
never rendered several musical selections
in a faultlesS manner, and Mr.. a. I. Ray
delivered several recitations. AT ten
o'clock Mr.. and Mrs. Ankle were called
upon the stage, and Mr. \. 7. Ray stepped
forward, and in behalf of the Teutonia
Singing Society, presented them with a
handsome silver water service. MIR. Arkle
| responded in a few appropriate words.
Following is a partial list of the presents
received Mrs. j. Altmeyer and family,
vases; Prof. Killmyer, carving knife;
Bremen X Mabis, card basket; Mr.. and
Mrs Schaffer, spoon holder; Mr.. and Mrs.
| ROhrig, napkin rings; Mr. and Mrs. Glesey'
wall pocket: Mr. and Mrs. John Monahan,
butter dish; Mrs Jericho, pickle castor;
Mr.. Ed. and Miss Emma Yahn, celery
holder; Mr. and Mrs J. NJ. Ankle, castor;
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hillman, fruit basket;
| M. aud Mrs NOlfn ten SpOOnS. Mr.. and
Mrs Altmyer, vase; Mr. and Mrs Brady,
tea spoons: Mr. Geo and Miss $ Bell
butter knife and sugar spoon: Miss Louise
Hasenauer. knife and spoon; Mr.. and Mrs.
Singer, vase; Miss kossuth, butter knife
Mr.. and Mrs. Beckendorf, castor.
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There was very pleasant tea party
Thursday evening at the home of Miss Jen
ME Good in honor of Miss Stern, of Wash
ington. ID. c.. who has been visitingiS town
as the guest of Miss Jennie McPhalL