Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-02

were made by the members. Refresh
ments were served at ten O'clock The
assemblage dispersed at seasonable hour.
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Cards are out for the wedding of Mr.. ].
+: O'Malley and Miss Louisa Newberger.
The wedding will take place at st. Alphon-
sus church at $50 O'Clock "Wednesday
morning. A reception will be held at the
home of the BRIDES mother on Twenty
fourth street, in the evening at eight
o'clock.
A number of the friends of Miss Sybil
Hemlein, of the South Side, gave her
pleasant surprise party Thursday evening.
Dancing and other pastimes helped to be-
guile the happy hours and the evening was
all too quickly passed At the proper hour
a choice lunch was served and heartily dis
cussen. About ten couples were present.
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Thursday night Miss Minnie Rogers was
surprised by her friends, at Mr.. and Mrs
McElroy's, on South Eoff street. The mu-
sic of the Weinerwurst band added to the
pleasure of the occasion.
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Friendship Lodge No. ,, A. A. of /. Il S.
W., will give their first grand ball Friday
night, November 9TH, in Turner Hall. A
fine quadruple tea set will be given to the
finest lady and gentleman walters present
Mayors orchestra will play.
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Misses Louise and Annie Rustemeyer en-
tertained a number of friends on Friday
evening at taffy pulling and games. Those
present were: Misses Mary Foose, Lottie
| Delbrugge, Julia Rusk, Minnie Conrad,
Grace Miller Eda Conrad, Lille Ruck,
Bess Miller, Louise and Annie Rustemeyer,
Annie Bowers.
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Miss Katie thinner entertained num-
Der of friends at her home on Friday even
| ing with very pleasant party. All kinds
of amusements were afforded. Refresh
ments were served at the proper hour.
Those present were Miss Mary Rippel,
Minnie thinner. Annie Braush, Nellie
Beebe. Tilley Rippel, Mettie Witsbauher,
Carrie Putnam, Mary Gallaher, Katie Zim-
mer, and the gentlemen We're Louis Sen
ney, Willie Miller. George Quill, Harry
Batcheler, Harry thinner. The prize was
given to Mary Rippel.
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The entertainment at the Wesley NJ. f..
chapel last week was a very succussful
one, both from an artistic and financial
point of view. The follwing persons and
pieces composed the programme: Music,
Duet, Messrs. Curtis and Gent; recitation,
Miss Nora Bowman; piano solo; song, by
six boys and six girls; recitation, Miss
Mary Ray; music, solo, Miss Lucy Robin
son: recitation, Erven Bowman; music,
solo, w. Il. Westwood; recitation, Kate
Ritter; German recitation. Frank Nabis
solo, Prof. j. NJ. Hammond; recitation,
Charlie Ray; music, trio, Messrs. Curtis,
Gent and Davis.
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0. c. Dewey very handsomely entertain
ed the memorable Fourth of July Picnic
party at his residence, The Elms, out the
National Road, Thursday evening The
guests were kept busy at well devised
games and the hours rolled on merrily.
The party returned to town on the 30
motor in the morning.
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The "Our Coterie" and "Our Club
were entertained by Messrs. G.. w. Boring,
VIM. Suppler, Willard Thompson, \. Nc
! Cullough and Robert ID. Mercer. Tuesday
night, at the residence of Mr.. p L. Noble,
in the East End An entertaining pro-
gramme was rendered, after which a
choice lunch was served. This was the
first concert of this club, and was very
satisfactory.
A party of Young folks in Bridgeport
have organized what is known as the
Social Club have rented Heinlein's Hall
and propose to give u series of select hops
this winter The hall will be fitted up in
elegant style and will be lighted by cleo
trio lights and heated by gas.
The ladies of the Disciples Church con-
template giving social and supper at
Germania Hall in the near future.
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The waltz that Dyson has so wicliedly
maligned. held full sway at the headqlar-
tiers of the Wheeling club on Friday night.
1t was the occasion of the grand opening
| hop of the seasons by the club, and youth,
and beauty, and chivalry were there. There
was a generous turning out of the mem
bers. and the hall has seldom presented a
more gay and enlivening scene. Six pieces
of the Opera House orchestra kept the
melody moving and it was of that lively.
expressive kind to enable the dancers 10
enjoy the full measure of merriment. The
toilets of the ladies were varied and strik-
ing. and under the glare of refulgcnt rays,
presented Il picturesque spectacle. The
affair was gotten up by the club under the
auspices of a special committee, composed
of Nlessrs Williah b. McMechen. Charles
refreshments were served at midnight.
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Miss Carrie Klari entertained the Lotus
| Progressive Euchre Club. Friday night,
at her fathers residence on South Penn
street About twenty-five of the club
were present and all enjoyed the oc-
casiou, the game continuing pleasantly till
about midnight, when tempting refresh
ments were discussed with relish by all.
John w. Belt Jr., and Miss Carrie klari
carried off first honors, and Charles Hook
and Miss Theresa Erb carried of the
the boobies The prizes were quite hand
some, and the whole affair was one TO be
long remembered by those who partook OF
its pleasures
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Among the many pleasant events of yes
terday was a pretty lunch party given by
| Mrs c. Is. Hart to "a few of her lady
friends. \ very tempting and daintily-ar-
ranged table greeted the guests, and the
hours of the discussion were joyous ones
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II is reported that the next fashionable
music instrument is 10 be the flute, vice
the banjo and mandolin, depOsed. But we
need not indulge in supertiuous thrills OF
horror. for the flute has just now met a