Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-12-07

On Tuesday, the 10Th, musicale Will De
the attraction and the last event of the
month will be the big one of the seasonal
fancy dress ball The usual Monday club
nights will be tomorrow evening. On
New Years afternoon an informal recep-
ton will be given, commencing at 2:30
o'clock.
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Following after the plan Of the Island
ladies. which has worked 10 charm, the
ladies of Pleasant Valley have set apart a
certain day for calling. The ladies will
hereafter be at the home of Mrs. L. j. Zane
on Thursday afternoons, and the hostess
viii be assisted IN receiving by Mrs. Platoff
Zane.
The ladies of the English Lutheran
church will give supper and entertain
ment Thursday evening.
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There viii be a matrimonial event sol
emnized ut the Jewish Synagogue, next
Wednesday afternoon ut o'clock. The
contracting parties are Mr.. Lee F'rieden-
rick, and Miss Carrie Levi.
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Miss Maggie Monahan entertained few
of her friends, at her home on Seventh
street Friday evening. Refreshments
were served at the usual hour, and those
present spent a delightful evening.
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The eye-gUeSsing game is another freak
iSh fad of society. Holes are bored through
a curtain-a white one is the more effective
for this game-and the girls place them
selves so that their eyes, on line with the
holes. shine through the latter. The fun
consists in guessing the owners of the
sparkling Orbs. and il is really curious to
note how widely eyes thus studied vary in
expression and size.
The Island EUchre Club went out to the
Park Tuesday evening and spent several
hours in the bowling alleys, taking refresh
ments on their return The highest scores
were made by Frank Booth, 233, and e. H,
Copp, POI.
\ dance will be given a; Westwood's
Hall. Thursday night. December Is, by the
General Hancock Camp No. 10, Sous of
Veterans. Mayors orchestra will play.
\ pleasant surprise party was given Fri
day evening in honor Of Mr.. George Har-
hruck. Those present were: Miss Bessie
Hughes. Molle McCallister, Emma Con
rad, Stella VOitel, Septy Meyers, Nettie
Fisher Lille and Maud Thompson, Beu-
lah McColly. Emma Mincing, Tressie
Evans, Lulu and LOttie Harbruck, MeSSrS.
Ambrose Wood. Mike Christ, Charles
Shaub. Amei Stall, Phineas Wood, Ed
ward McCalhster. At q seasonable hour
refreshments were served and the party
dispersed.
The pleasant informal reception given by
Miss Florence OF on Wednesday evening,
in honor of her guest. Miss Carrie Whiting,
of Sewickly, Pa, was characterized by
a marked ease and simplicity. Miss OFT
was assisted in receiving by Miss Whiting
and Miss Simerall, the latter the guest OF
Mrs. Gibson Lamb. In the evening the
hours were set apart for gentlemen callers.
The hostess was assisted in entertaining by
Mrs G. &. Hart, Miss Whiting, Miss Sim
eral, Miss Mae Belle Hart, Miss Minnie
Loring. Miss Kate Hazlett and Miss Baird.
\ dainty lunch was served throughout tie
evening. and the affair was one thoroughly
enjoyed.
Last Tuesday evening Miss Tillie Shenk
was rendered q pleasant surprise party al
her residence on North Main street, in
honor of her tweuty-tifth anniversary.
Cards and dancing were the features OF the
evening. Al "a timely hour a fine supper
was induced in by all. Those present
were Misses MAY Campbell. Annie Relnigg
Emma CriSman. MOlle Crisman, Annie
Smith. Annie Shenk. and Mrs. Y. Berry
and Nlessrs Y. Berry, John Bolinger, VIM.
McGaven, George Wilbert, Martin Rug
gaher. Joe Kurt ana VIII Kuhn.
The Klendeuuing Club spent the evening
with one Of the members. Miss Lille Hal
let. on Friday evening last The young
ladies had a fine time initiating two new
members The Club IS now in good stand
ing. aud the new members are very well
satisfied with III . rules of the Club. After
the initiation q very fine lunch was served
after which they al retired TO their homes
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\ pleasant surprise party was rendered
Miss Mary FOose at her home on Eo1
street, Monday evening. in honor OF hel
birthday. The evening was spent in cards
games and socially Refreshments wer'
served NJ midnight. Those present were
Misses Louise Rustemeyer, Eda Conrad
Annie Mally. Annie RuStemeyer, Mary
FooSe. Carrie FOOse, Masters Martle Nal
lev. Hans Delbruggh, Charley Waseman
3. DOYLE. p Snanghnessy. The guests de
parted at > a. m wishing their hostess
many returns OF the day
There will be several dances during the
/ holidays given by different organizations
| The Magnolia Social has arranged 10 give
a ball az South Side Turner Hall on New
Years Eve Kramer'S orchestra VII
play. The TeutOnia Singing Society vii
give a concert and ball New Years Eve
| 4 masque ball Will DE given by the Soutl
! side Turner'S al their hall, Christmas Eve
The River View Social will give masqut
ball. New Years Eve. AZ WestwOOd's Hall
The Turner'S Athletic Society will give
ball NJ Turner Hail next Wednesday even
ins.
| on Wednesday evening Mrs. PHILLIP
| Schenk and her daughter, Mrs. Nirginius
Berry, prepared a surprise party for Mis-:
Tillie Schenk. at her home. No. 135 Main
street. Quite number Of guests Were
present and the evening was very pleasant
| IL spent. Miss Schenk received 4 number
Of handsome presents.
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Miss Bessie Marsh very pleasantly en-
tertained number of her friends AT hel
home on the Island. last Wednesday night
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The Island Whist Club met last Frida,
with Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Nell, ana JOyIu
session with the cards was passed.
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Mrs. ". W Arnett entertained few
/ friends at whist on Thursday evening. :
very pleasant evening was passed.
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The Evening Star Social was highly en-
tertained by Miss Matte Cunningham a
| her home on the Island, Wednesday even
| Ing. Cards were the principal feature o
the evening. Refreshments were served a
a seasonable hour, and all left wishing theil
hostess many happy returns OF the evening
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Cards are out for the marriage Of Mis-:
Jessie Wiley and Fred. W. Longley, OF
Wednesday, December 10th, at the resi-
dence of Samuel Wiley, at St. Clairsville
Both the contracting parties are well
known in this city.
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On the 10th of this month there will be a
wedding at Madison, Nebraska, in which