Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-10-12

day, and through his friends, the occasion
was made memorable by the appearance
of a bond, which proved to be very ex
haustive organization Mr.. Revmann was
presented with Il bouquet, such as is NOT
seen every day in the week. and the recipi
ent responded gracefully. But if there is
one thing more than another that Mr.. Rev
mann WIN continue to recall it will be the
staying powers of that band.
Miss Edna W. Courtnav entertained a
number OF her friends at her home on
Fourteenth street, last Thursday evening.
IN honor OF her twelfth birthday. A very
pleasant evening was passed with games
OF various kinds. At IL o'clock refresh
lnehts were served, the young folks depart
ing at seasonable hour.
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Last Friday evening Mr.. John Hughes
| entertained number of his friends at his
home near Bogg's run. Dancing and good
music was the order of the evening, with
refreshments served at intervals. The oc-
casion was Mr.. Hughes birthday, and he
was the recipient OF many congratulations
and good wishes.
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The Boston Social given Monday even
ing by the Sons of Veterans and Ladies'
Aid Society was a success. The patronage
was liberal and u snug sum was realized. y
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Invitations are out for the Alpha Club
dance at the M9nnerchOr Hall on the 21th.
This viii be the first anniversary of the
clubs organization and will be an occasion
of much merriment Killmeyer will play.
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y party was given at Mrs Herman
Reiderbachs on Seventeenth street. We'd
nesday evening, in honor of Miss Maggie
HUM, who has Just recovered from long
sickness.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Gibson enter
tanned few musical friends AT their home
on the Island, one evening this week, and a
very pleasant time was spent.
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Mr.. Charles Gillespie entertained the
Forgetmenot Social at his home Wednes-
day evening, it being the anniversary of
his twenty-second birthday. He was pre-
sented by his friends with an elegant gold
ring and he received other presents 10
which he 5ives many thanks TO the entire
social.
Miss Kate Heddrick gave very pleas
ant and enjoyable party Thursday evening
at her residence on South Market street to
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were PLAYED Mr. Matt H. McNabb's
singing was also very much enjoyed. Con-
RAIDS orchestra was in attendance, and
made some fine music The following were
present. Misses Laura Armstrong, Lou
Use Maurer, Kate Henry. Louise Nogler,
Emma Jahuke, Christie Jerico, Ella Leav-
ey. Ida Smith, Mary Maziua, Carrie Con
rad and Kate Keddrcl; Messrs. Matt II.
McNabb. VIII Shafer VIII STANLEY, John
Murphy. John O'Hara, Chas. SETTER,
Louis Schrader. Francis Wilson, Frank
Backman and Herman Heddrick.
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Last Thursday evening. at her home on
Eighteeth street, Miss Cecilia Gering en-
tertained party of her friends, in honor
of her nineteeth birthday Cards, music
and games were the order OF the evening 5
endowment. At midnight tempting refresh
ments were served and discussed, the
guests departing at seasOnable hour.
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Miss Katie Butler entertained number
of her friends, at her home on South Jacob
street, last Thursday evening. Cards,
games ana music made up the programme
OF the evening. while tempting refresh
ments, served at ten o'clock. contributed
in no small measure to the enjoyment of
the occasion.
Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. Henry
d. Weisgerber were rendered a surprise
party by number of their friends at their
! home on Fink street Island. \ very pleas
ant evening was spent IN cards. music ana
conversation. while refreShmenI served at
the usual hour. contributed IN no small
measure to the success ofthe affair.
Master Edward Bennett entertained a
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home on Virginia street, in honor OF his
birthday. Cards were the amusement, and
and a very pleasant evening was spent.
They departed wishing their host many
happy returns.
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There was a very pleasant dancing party
/ FRIDAY evening at Houses music rooms,
given bv his daughter. Miss Helen Mari
House, 10 party of friends. mostly residents
Of the Island. TWAS happy idea 10 thus Sc
! lect the scene of the merriment as the mu-
sic room proved very convenient and com
modious. and all present enjoyed them
selves IN the fullest extent Those not en-
gagged i'm the light fantastic sought JOY IN
| the cards. The hostess. Miss House. looked
carefully after the entertainment of all,
and not a moment went untitled. Refresh
ments were served at midnight. The party
/ dispersed about two o clock in the morning.
after one of the pleasantest social sessions
of the season.
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Let conservatives say what they will, the
girl who ''goes in for athletics nationally
must ultimately win the race. There Is =
Good deal of well affected horror over
the bicycle girl, says IN exchange but let
it he known and proclaimed, oh friends
and reformers, whose shibbOleth is wo-
mans emancipation, that that same bicycle
girl is in fair way 10 ascertain the things
that are good for her, and through her. in
the coming generations for the whole king
/ dom of wOmanhOOd. There Is no question
that her immediate gain is great. on
shall see il in her strong luuged enjoyment
of open air exercise; in her growing 1.-the
ness. her wholesome appetite and her en-
larged views Of life. She has somewhat
10 inspire her conversation better than the
/ hitherto all important question whether II
shall be "cut bias or have "p1ssamenterie
trimmings"
The friends of Miss May Lynch rendered
| her a very pleasant surprise party at KEN
pies hall last Wednesday evening The
| forty couples present danced until an early
/ hour next morning and all present mad
gay time.
Mr.. Nathan Frostan Miss Lottie Klaus
| er. of Martins Ferry, were married at st.
| Clairsville Tuesday. and left on the even
| ing train for Baltimore Md. Their many
! friends wish them much Joy
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There will be a notable Jewish wedding
M Arion Hall next Wednesday evening at
: O'Clock. in which the contracting parties
are Mr.. Lee Baer and Miss Hannah Hay
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Mr.. A. Allan Wheat, accompanied by his
mother and sister. left for Danville. Va,
Yesterday. where be will be married on
Wednesday to Miss Mary Haase. Mr..
| stephen Rice, who will officiate as best
man at the wedding, accompanied the party.
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Announcement cards are out of the mar
riape of Mr.. Frank Shrodes, OF Charles