Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-03
HYMEN's HARVEST.

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social conversation followed, the young
folks departing for home at season
able hour
HYNIEN'S HARVEST.
At Steubenville, Wednesday after
noon, was solemnizcd the wedding Of
Miss Emma North and Mr.. j. r. An
drews, of San Antonio, Tex. A recep-
tion followed the ceremony, after which
the newly married couple left for San
Antonio. Mr.. Andrews was formerly
of Wheeling, and was in the employ Of
Hebrank Bros, jewellers.
ENTERTAINED HER FRIENDS.
Miss Kate Kossuth, of the South Side,
entertained the Klendenning Club at
her home on South Jacob street, last
evening. Dancing and games, with re-
freshmentS served at intervals during
,the evening. contributed toward max
ing it one Of the most enjoyable meet
ingS of the club.
FAST FLYING FEET.
The Bachelor Club gave the opening
hop of their winter programme at
Franzheims Hall, last evening. Prof.
ChaS Killmeyer Oi1iciated at the piano
in his usual faultess style, and dancing
was INDUCED in until 1890, when all
repaired to DurstS. where splendid
supper awaited them, and to which
they did full justice. Returning to the
hall, dancing was resumed, and con
tinued until an early hour this morn
ing.
\ PLEASANT RECEPTION.
Miss Annie Clark entertained a num-
ber of her lady friends at Dale Hall, the
residence Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Clark, out the National road, yes
terday afternoon from to 6 o'clock.
A large number Of ladies were present.
and were received by Miss Clark, assist
ed by Mrs. Hugh Clark, Mrs. Ham
mOnd, of Stcubenville, Miss PhTbe
Clark, of Martins Ferry. O., and Mrs.
John r. Clark, in whose honor the re-
ception was given. Refreshments were
served by Miss Zoe Mcclure, Miss Mary
Dickey and Miss Lee Ilervey. The
house was profusely decorated with
flowers, and presented a handsome ap-
pearancc. Killmyer furnished the
music. Last evening the tables were
turned somewhat, and the gentlemen
were allowed to partake of the hospi-
tallty.
WITH THE FESTIVE CARDS.
Some had the right bower, and some
had both bowers, and some had the
joker, but they all had a good time, and
amid the shullling of the magic card
boards, many pleasant bon mots floated
airiy over the tables. 1t was the occa-
sion of progressive cuchrc party given
by Mr.. and Mrs. James Ncill. on the
Island, last evening. Several tables were
on the move, and some very
interesting and exciting contests took
place.
A dainty lunch was served at the oft
recalled hour when the spirit moves.
The first ladies' prize was won by Mrs.
oil. Rhodes, consisting OF an eXquistely
painted plate. The gentlemen'S first
prize OF handsome hand-palntcd cake
plate. was captured by Crawford Booth,
the decoration being the handiwork OF
Mrs. Neill. The consolation prizes were
won by Mrs. Whaly. miniature vase,
aid |. &. Dillon, fast pony.
AN INDOOR FETE.
The otherwise cold, barry appear
ancc Of Gcrmania Hall, at the beck and
call of the deft fingers OF the ladies oi
St Matthews Episcopal Church, wa
transformed yesterday into coy and
picturesque apartment, and one in which
/ hundreds roamed with pleasure. 1t was
/ limpid outside, but lively in the interior
/ The hall was prettily decorated with
Iautumn leaves, flowers and draperies
of various colorcd goods. Supper was
served from > till :. and a large
number Of business men and their ladies
partook Of the inviting feast. The bill OF
fare was very tempting one, and was
/ frequently commented upon. The sup
per tables were in charge Of Mrs. VI. +.
Carr. Mrs. A. II. Patterson. Mrs. j. j.
Holloway. Mrs. Platon Zane and Misses
Belle Armstrong. Eflie Russell, Sara
Cecil and Sophia Carr, assisted by a
number of other young ladies. The
candy booth was charming lover, and
was in charge Of Misses Ida Updegrail
and Margaret Pcndeton. Mrs. w. B.
McMechcn, Miss Lucy Loring and Mr..
sam Il. Harrison had charge of the post
Office. which feature created heaps OF
mcrrimcnt.
The past, present and future was out
| lined i'm the Gipsey tent by Misses Lydia
McMechcn, Minnie Loring and jamie
Good. and many held sweet communion
with the fatcS. Music was furnished
throughout the entire entertainment by
Prof. T.. ID. Goldby on the banjo, and
Mrs. SitgreaveS on the piano. The en-
tertainment and fair throughout was
one rejecting great credit on the ladies
of the society. and the probabilities are
that they will find their exchequer large
ly increased.
TRIPPING THE LIGHT FANTASTIC.
The dance given last evening by the
Mercantile club was a most enjoyable
affair. and one which was participated
in by quite number Of the prominent
society people of the city. The OPP
era House Orchestra furnished the mu-
sic. After worshipping the muse
until midnight the gay gathering all
enjoyed fine banquet at the Hotel
Windsor. served i'm the best OF style.
Dancing was resumed and confined
until half past two in the morning. The
amusement committee was Messrs. l..
Buckman. A. Rheinstrom, d. KrauS. g..
EmSheimer and l.. Gundling. Among
the visitors present were Miss New
berger. of ParkerSburg, who is the
guest of the Misses Heigmann; Mrs.
Henry Sippcl, Miss Rose Sonneborn
and Mcssrs. II. lIeitzberg, 4. LuchS, W.,
Kertzbcrg and Nose Sonnchorn. OF
Bcllaire.
WORTH 4 DOZEN DIMES.
The Character Reception" at the Young
Mems Christian Association building,
Market and Twentieth streets, will take
Mace tonight and very pleasant affair II
will be The admission will be dime.
Music will be furnished by Mrs. Geo, b
Caldwell. Mrs Flora Williams, Miss Alma
Conner. Prof Colby and Prof ShOckey,
and recitations will be given by Prof
Earle 4. Wilfey, an elOcutionist OF recog-
nized ability. The choicest refreshments
will be served by young ladies attracuyely
attired 10 represent some character. The
Measure one can find at the Association
buildinr will be worth dozen dimes.
RIVER RIPPLES.
News About the Boats and Boatmen on
the Ohio.
The marks at the landing. last evening,
indicated feet : inches and falling. Al
pittsburg the marks were feet lnches
and stationary; at Brownsville rect J