Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-08-17

Oueen after an appropriate address by
I DR. Harry p. Chambers. the honor being
bestowed upon Miss Blanche Carter ana
MIR Frank Sweeney Dancing now re.
sumed aud continued till the goddess oil
morn from her rebret fingers was begin
ming 20 drop gentle dew. Inc event was
/ "A success in every respect and the charm
iar and gracious ladies that had the affair
I'm charge were heartily congratulated.
That which will probably call GER
I tliu people away from Wheeling during the
next month or So will be the annual recur-
/ renee of the troublesome hay fever. The
hav fever season began Yesterday morning
and lasts until frost falls. III has been set
tied beyond doubt that this period is its
legitimate season. On the 10th of August
the pollen of certain plants is SO generally
distributed i'm the atmosphere that those IN
condition 10 take the malady get it as GER
taiulv as they allow the seed-laden air to
enter theirnOstrils The symptoms begin
90 show at the same time each year. and
the disease becomes worse every season.
10 makes its appearance, usually between
the lst and 18th of August, and generally
lasts about three weeks Misery loves
company. and I'm some places the sufferers
from hay fever have organized clubs, and
they seek more desirable climate about
this time of the year
Miss Clara Earges. of South Jacob
street, was rendered very enjoyable sur
prise party on Thursday evening, in honor
of her eighteenth birthday. The evening
was spent i'm dancing 10 Altmeyer's music.
Refreshments were served ut a seaSOnable
hour. and an present left wishing their
hostess many happy returns of the day.
Miss Annie Amuen was quietly surprised
by her friends of the South Side last Mon
day evening, dancing being the chief
amusement when at To o'clock refresh
meuts were served. 10 which all gave ample
Justice. Among those present were Miss
Carrie Buss, Mary Buss, Josie Dunkin,
Alice Gillespie, Mary Jeirck. Hannah Am
rion. Annie Humphrey, Maggie Blotzer,
Mamie Gillespie, Emma Graves of Pitts
nurg. Mrs Mary McGraw, Mrs Tillie
Gillespie. Elmer Teater. Ben Emhaif
Jessie Howard. Jacob Wendell Mr. Quit,
sam Hodgkiss, John Gillespie, Charles
Gillespie. Robert Singer Charles Hoffman,
George Tappan. VIII Richards and Joe
Amr.eu Dancing was kept up until an
early hour
~
Miss Ethal Conner entertained a number
of her friends I'm a very pleasant manner at
her home on the Island one evening last
week. Those present We're Daisy Hervey,
NIarrie Lindsay. Daisy Deiters, Lydia
Prince. Nettie and Emma Diehl Leona
Wheatlv. Nellie Black. Salie Brown,
EdnaG Green. Clara DOrniug, Blanche Lane,
Alma and Lizzie Conner Lizzie Plummer
Masters Guz and Guy Frantz, of Claring-
ton. and Willie Bragganz, of Springfield,
and Master Warren Conner.
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Dle abroad and no home are Interested Oc-
CURED Thursday evening at Aurora, W.
Va. one of the most delightful summer re-
sorts iu the mountains, where Mrs Julius
pollack gave charming party IN honor OF
hfr vouur daughter. Miss Emily, 10 being
the twelfth anniversary Of her birth. In
the dining room of the hotel dancing was
INDUCED I'm 10y all the guests of the
house and the many friends of the
hostess who had come from Mountain
Lake Park 90 honor the invitation. until
no o'clock. when refreshments were served
Id MIR Shafer's best style, when the ger
,rlu. the principal feature of the evening
heran. only the younger guests partlci-
natina iu it 10 was led by Master Roy
Miller DC Cincinnati and Miss Emily Pol
-a., The Wheeling children spending the
summer 10 Aurora who took part i'm IL
p were. Misses Emily Pollock, Flora
E pnuack. Grace Polack. Virginia Moi
.r Alice pOuack and Messrs.
Joe Pollock and Harry CumminsS
Masters Harry and julie Pouack and
IS Geor-e and Harold Wise. Those from
Mountain Lake Park We're Misses Bessie
Atkinson. FLORENCE Atkinson, jamie Good,
q, Bessie List. lydia Good. Bessie Good and
q SIR Edgar T. Boyd ami Creel List. The
q evening passed all too quickly.
' Mrs. Julius poIac6 is well known FOR
s. 7 her true interest iu everything which tends
ro make childhood joyous, ana 90 her IS due
the origin of the Friday Club. the mem
oers of which had sucs "a lively time all
winter
Part of class so 23 OF the English Luth-
cram Sunday schOo. went our Friday after
noon on the motor. aud picu.ced 40 Buch'
hollow at Elm Grove and all report very
pleasant time. They returned ON the nine
clock motor.
a pleasant surprise party was rendered
Miss Louisa keistcr 40 the residence of her
father. John Reister, of the South Side,
Thursday evening iu honor of the tenth
anniversary of her birth. Games occupied
the greater part of the evening Refresh
meuts We're served later in the evening.
J The little folks returned home at ll,5O-
, Tauor-made walking coats 0t extra
/ length are among the new models for next
{ season. Some of these, formed of dark
3 Princess " Wales blue English cloth, are
! decorated with rich Persian arabesques IN
.silvcr-blue and bronze.
White and yellow and white and palest
- primrose are very fashionably combined IN
r rich 0r delicate dinner and evening dresses
White silk dresses, blouses and white
repDed silk summer jackets are wrought
with yellow silk embrOderieS
a natty tennis costume Of dark green
wool Is braided around the hem with russei
soutache. with the same braiding on the
Jacket fronts. The blouse is of pale, soft
russell French flannel, with green silk bar
, crossing IT, The belt has silver = hook
the shoes are of russell leather, and the
stockings of dark green silk.
TORONTO.
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