Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-13

Mrs. Bauer : birthday yesterday even
/ ing at their residence. 902 McCollOch
street. Invitations were extended to a
large namber Of relatives and friends.
who were promptly on hand. The oc-
caSiOn was celebrated with dancing and
choice refreshments, and to say that the
evening was most enjoyable one is TO
put IL very mildly. 1t will be remem-
bered by all who were present as a most
pleasant event, with the hope that
many more are in store for the agreea-
bic host and hostess of the evening.
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| Mr.. Edward Blumenberg entertained
a number Of friends very pleasantly last
Thursday evening at the residence Of
his father in Martins Ferry. Cards and
| dancing occupied the attention of the
guests for large part of the evening,
while supper, served at midnight, was
/ by no means the least enjoyable portion
of the entertainments Among those
present were Misses Annie Seabright.
Lena Robare, Katie Meyer, Annie
Heinz, Mary YOungnger, Minnie
Schultz, Cora Schultz, Cornelia Meyer,
Annie Kennedy, Eliza Withenbrook, of
California; Mary Huebel, Mary Osborn,
Ida Purcell and May Kolp and Messrs.
Frank b. Purcell, Grant D. Hunter,
Bert Lowther, X. j. Hucbel, VIII Welty,
w. Bodley, Gale Mitchell. Louis Meyer,
Jim Nobel, Herb. Riheldeffer, Eddie
Meyer, Harry Work, Wills CriSS. Julius
Blumenberg, VIII GieSey, Eddie Blu
menberg.
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The Park Circle gave its usual pleas
ant weekly reception Friday evening,
cards and dancing furnishing the even
ing'S entertainment. 1t is understood
the Circle will have a great summer
programme.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Rinehart enter
tanned few friends Friday evening at
Mrs. SenSeny'S boarding house, in honor
of the eighth anniversary of their mar
riage. Cards furnished the evenings
entertainment, and when the party dis
perSed the host and hostess were the re-
cipients Of many kind wishes
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The Wheeling Club will celebrate its
second anniversary on Friday evening
next by giving Il reception and hop at
the rooms of the Club. There will be
both cards and dancing, and, of course,
Il pleasant time is assured. The Opera
House orchestra will furnish the music.
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1t is understood the little folks of
the Friday Club will give a German in
the roomS Of the Wheeling Club in the
near future. and it promises to be Il
very pretty affair.
Miss LOttie Nelson was rendered a
very pleasant surprise party. at her
home on Eoff street. last Tuesday even
/ ing, the occasion being the anniversary
of her birth. Dancing was INDUCED i'm
until midnight. when an elegant repaSt
was served, and discussed with evident
relish. Dancing was then resumed,
Prof. Thomas Gent officiating at the
piano. 1t was an early hour next
morning when the guests departed.
after wishing for their charming hostess
many happy returns of the day.
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The latest fad" in whist circles is
the duplicate" game. In this game
the cards are dealt but once. the OppoS-
/ ing clubs change places, after the first
hands have been played. and playing
with the cards originally held by their
opponents, Il record of each players
hand having been kept upon memoran-
dunn tablets prepared therefor The OBJ
| ject of this method is TO prevent the
/ possibility of chance becoming factor
of success.
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A big theatre party will attend the
performance tobe given by the Wesleyan
Banjo and Glee Club, at the Opera
House Monday evening. There are
about forty in the party, all being well
| known young society people, and it is
understood the party and members of
| the club will be entertained by Mr..
| Nelson Hubbard at his fathers resi-
dence after the entertainment.
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/ There is such a thing as too much So
cial dissipation, being destructive to
/ the mental as well as the physical
powers. A sad instance of this is the
presence of a beautiful young lady
| i'm the Weston Hospital for the In
D
ragut'S wife. and was a leader in San
Francisco society. being one of the most
/ beautiful and accomplished bellies in that
metropolis She is now confined in the
violent ward of the hospital and her
mind is a wreck, owing, it is said. TO too
much social dissipation.
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A quiet but fashionable wedding took
place Wednesday. April Q, at Barnes
willie. Ohio, the contracting parties be-
ing Mr.. Joseph WinieSdorffer and Miss
/ Monte Hobbs. of that place. Mr..
| WinieSdorffer is well known in this city,
being at one time in the merchant tailor
| ing business on Sixteenth street. Miss
| Hobbs is well liked by large circle of
| friends at that place. Joe is considered
very fortunate \ number Of Wheeling
people attended the wedding.
Resolutions of Respect.