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

genial ner necessary 10 thOit netP'
IL is positive luxury to such At times 10
be left To Themselves for an hour or two,
and permitted. as one bright young lady
put il. ''to look and feel as idiotic as they
pleased. When there are two or more
guests table drawn to a pleasant window,
on which is placed some fascinating game,
is often a gentle lure for the benefit OF the
hostess There is a beautiful hospitality
that is the outgrOwth of unselhshneSs ana
genuine love for humanity. In such
home people have "a good time in spite OF
Themselves, for everything comes 10 pass
without any apparent effort and the most
delightful things happen, and no one IS sur
prised. for they seem 10 come along IN the
natural order of events,
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On Saturday last at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. William G. Lewis, near West
Alexander. was held family reunion, cele-
bratiug the twentieth anniversary of their
wedding. Among the invited guests were
Mr.. George Lewis and wife, parents of the
groom, and Mr. James L. Chambers and
wife, parents of the bride; Mr.. George
Morrison, ST.. and wife, all of West Alex
ander, Pa; George Burns and wife, of
West Finley. Pa: L. p Porter and wife,
of Washington. Pa. = Bushfield and wife,
j. hurry and wife, NJ l.. Lewis and wife,
William Rodgers and wife, c. w. Lewis
and wife, y. a. McCOnn and wife, ID. +. Nj.
Lewis and wife, j. b. Chambers and Miss
Miss Ada Chambers, all of West Alex.
ander, aud j. Y. Gifin, of Roney's Point
At 1880 p. IN. the dining room door was
thrown open.
After dinner the host and hostess were
presented with many valuable and useful
presents. Among the presents was a
twenty-dollar gold piece, and a valuable
watch
The initial anniversary of the Alphas
Monday night was a notable event of the
week. The dance was given in the hall in
Crangie's block, and the dance was eSpec-
tally notable by reason of the decorations
which We're very profuSe aud artistic. The
committee in charge of this part of the pro
gramme, Charles DriehorSt, Fred Scharf,
Fred Elig and Joseph Weitzle, displayed
much taste and ingenuity in the makeup.
The best of music was in attendance and
tempting refreshments were served
throughout the evening. There were
enough couples present 10 almost complete
~ nm the hall when in motion, and there
were many pretty dancers among the mum
Der. Those in charge of the floor were
Fred EIg and Charles Appenzeller.
There was a pretty wedding solemnized
near Harrisville. Ohio, on Wednesday
evening. Henry j. Mayors. Of Oakland, and
Miss Annie +. Lightner were married by
Rev. J a Alexander, pastor Of the United
PRESBYTERIAN church. The attendants
were Warning Thomas, of Oakland, Md,
and Miss Juuiata Lightner, sister of the
bride About one hundred and twenty
people We're present, six or eight carriage
loa going out from Wheeling. At the
conclusion of the ceremony supper was
partaken of after which reception was
held and a pleasant time spent The pres
entS were numerous, among them being a
check for :. 25O from Mr. Mayors mother.
The groom is young druggist OF oak
land.
Last Tuesday night. Miss Virginia Burt
the twO-year-old baby daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Robert Burt received friends from
seven o'clock till nine az her home on Nir-
giuia street There We're twenty-three Of
her friends present, who were plentifully
chaperoued At "a seasonable hour chairs
were placed 40 the table full of good things
~
Last Thursday evening, at her home on
the South Side. Miss Kate Hazlett was
very pleasantly surprised by a number of
her Young friends. The young ladies in
charge of the affair were Misses Lizzie
Faose. Mary kraus and Rosa Stein. The
evening was spent In games, cards and con-
versation, while refreshments served at
the usual hour contributed in no small
measure 10 the enjoyment of the occasion
Those present were Misses Rosa NJ.
stein. Lizzie Foose, Mary Krause, Maggie
Fading. Annie Connolly. Lizzie Conrad,
Katie Hazlett. and MeSSrs. Andy Habig,
rrnt A Alb. Tn..l.l Anlrl
John Merrali and James McLarkev.
Ather home on South Market street, Miss
George Mitchell pleasantly entertained
quite "a number of her young friends, Fri
dav night. tany-puling, music and various
games. being the particular feature OF the
evening. Those present We're: Misses En-
ma ZOuug. Aggie Nesbitt, Meta Troll, En-
ma Bach. Meta Baker Ruby Hall, Maggie
Degant. Clara Bach, Annie Degant, Lottle
Rine. of Triadeiphia. Jessie Bennett Nlr-
cie Hall. Mr.. VIII Bennett ana Andrew
Nesbitt. The Young folks departed az a
seasouabie hour. wishing their charming
hostess many reciprocalS.
Thursday evening "a number of the
friends of Mr. William Schafer surprised
him az his home on South Wood street
WeitzeIs orchestra accompanied them
and furnished splendid music, to which
dancing was INDUCED in throughout tue
evening. At intervals refreshments were
served and heartily discussed. The affair
was "a most enjoyable one.
The following are the names Of those
present: Mr. and Mrs. William Schaffer,
Mr. and Mrs. William Henderson. Mr.. and
Mrs. ". Nermillou. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
SchafTer. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schaher.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Edley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Straubmau. Misses Alice Bahanan,
Sophie Wurzbacher, Lotue Schaner, An
ME Brilles. Amelia WuT0acher' Lille
Arbenz MOlie smith, Emma Miller lille
Miller. Lucy Crouuger. Annie Graney;
Nessrs. Joe Weitzel. Charles Smith.
Charles Huestou. L. Britt. Herman Elg,
Henry Frda. Ben Harrison, VIII Stager
and Charlie Henry. The event was en-
loved by all present.
Gray Eagle Tribe. T. O. r., gave grand
ball at Teut0uia Hall Friday night. .Neu-
harris orchestra furnished the music.
Miss Flora Kraus entertained few OF
her friends ON Halloween night with
Tiddvwiuk and tafy pulling party. Al a
seasouable nOur refreshments were served,
embeIished bv taffv manufactured by the
fair hands of the hostess. Among those
present were Mr.. Hal Raphael, of Balti-
more. Md. and Mr.. Frank Samuels, OF
Logansport, Ind The programme OF the
evening was charmingly carried out, ana
much merriment prevailed.
The Fun Promoters Club gave a surprise
TO Miss Lillian Kincaid, at her home on
Twenty-fourth street, on Friday evening
last. Those present were Messrs. James
Morgan. Geo. W. Kramer, John ID. Scott
Geo. +. Bowers. sam 3. Harrison, Frank
burst. Frank Purcell and Misses Lotue
Theirs. Laura Berry, Lucy Baggs, Nellie
Stoetzer, Lillian Kincaid and Lena \ oOare.
Various games were played until midnight,
when the merry party partOok of choice re-
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