Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-23

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Miss Ina Hammond, of the telephone eX-
change, entertained her young lady friends
of the telephone office on Tuesday evening
The guests arrived from eight to ten o'clock,
and dispersed at twelve. 1t is the custom
of the girls on the birthday of each to give
party to their friends, and this being Miss
Ina's birthday she conformed to the Gus
tom. All present had a splendid time.
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Next Thursday afternoon at four o'clock
Rev. Father Mullen will unite in matri-
mony Mr.. Frank Heller and Miss Minnie
Vogeler, at the Church of the Immaculate
Conception. A reception will be held at
Teutonia Hall at eight o'clock in the even
ing
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A pleasant evening was spent at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. John Pearl, ut Ben
wood last week. 1t was surprise pvrty
and among the guests present We're: Ed
ward Pearl and wife, Thomas Campbell
and wife, Misses Sarah and Matte Con
roy, Katie Blake, Ada Bottombey, Mcllia
Neidemeyer, Caroline Husenberg, Annie
Whitemann, Rachel Burrey, Cora Leach
Katie Pearl, Lille Bohman, Matte Lit
Teton, MesserS VIM. Flading, VIM. Han
son, Jocob KerSler, Thomas Keffer, Oscar
ST. Clare, James Whitemann, Fred. Hus-
enberg. John Blum, John Schafer, James
Howard, Bert Merrer, Samuel Blake,
Thomas Gray.
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The Bachelor Club will give full dress
bail on Thanksgiving night ut Franzheim's
Hall. The Opera House orchestra will
play, and Refreshments will be served at
the Cafe Brunswick.
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ono ,Noo,,la attapIaJ no ba1 of IA
German Pioneer Society al AriOn Hall,
Monday evening Among the features of
the occasion was the excellent dancing of
Mrs. Ernestiua Seabright, mother of Mayor
Seabright. The lady is eighty years old.
She and John Weisc. of North Wheeling,
who is eighty-two years of age, danced to-
gether, and the old lady tired out several
partners. Michael Roth and Christian
Hess PLAYED on the violin, and were ac-
ccmpanied by Charley Behler on the snare
drum. The Opera House orchestra fur
nished the dance music.
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The card party given by the Wheeling
Club Friday night was a pleasant social
event. aud was well attended by the mem
bers 1t was in charge of committee
composed of j. KELSEY Hall. ID. Carter List
and w. a. Bloomfield. The prizes were
awarded to Mrs. Robert Delaplain and
Mrs. Daniel List. Light refreshments
were served ut II o'clock. Among the future
entertainments contemplated byt EXecu-
tive Committee are concert, full dress
party and other attractive features.
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The brilliant Bowie Bennett wed ling af-
fair at Weston an Wednesday evening was
one in which Wheeling people took lively
interest from the fact that the bride was
known to not few within the city.
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The Heliotrope Social, an organization
composed of popular young folks OF the
South Side, gave their first monthly party
at the home of VIM. kirchner, on Twen'
tieth street, Tuesday evening Games OF
all kinds, interSpersed with vocal and in
strumcutal music, contributed toward max
ing the occasion most enjoyable one Re
| freShmentS were discussed at midnight
and the party dispersed ut Il seasonablC
| hour.
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Tuesday evening at five o'clock Il quiet
wedding ceremony was performed in the
parlors of the Bishops residence, adjoining
the Cathedral. The contracting parties
were Miss Minnie Weitzell, and Louis c.
Lane, the well known salesman for &. II
Wheeler x Son. Following the ceremony
brides parents at - Fourteenth street
where wedding supper was discussed
In the evening reception was held, al
which large number of the friends of the
contracting parties were present. They
are both popular members of the Arion.
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One of the pretty affairs Of the week the
arrangements of which were charmingly
carried out, was the progressive euchre
party given by Miss Emma Stamm, in the
sumptuous parlor apartments of the hos
tlery. The party was in honor of Miss
Jennie Prather, of Pittsburg. The party
was composed of lady friends of the host
ess, and in the delightful task OF enter
tanning, Miss Stamm was assisted by Miss
Maebelle Hart and Miss Emma Blond
Refreshments of tempting nature were
at the disposal of the guests in the latter
part Of the pleasant card session. The
prizes were handsome and appropriate.
Miss Carrie Brues won the first prize and
Mrs. Robert j. Reed the second.
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Joseph II. McArdle entertained a num-
Der of his gentlemen friends Thursday
night, at his rooms on North Main street.
Cards and other games occupied the early
hours of the evening. At midnight the
party adjourned to the dining room, where
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Mrs. w. \. Isett entertained a party of
thirty ladies at tea at her home on North
Main street Wednesday evening. The
pleasant affair was in honor of the Mrs y.
| Allan Wheat The dining apartments
were prettily decorated, the toilets of the
ladies were in keeping with the surround
| ings. and the menu, which was daintily ar
ranged, was merrly discussed by the
guests.
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Misses Mamie and Holly Patterson en-
tertained the Cotillion Club, Friday night,
in very delightful manner, at their resi-
dence, Monument Place, Elm Grove. Prof.
Killmyer made the music for the dancing,
and during the evening choice refreshments
were served. The occasion was thorough
" enjoyed by all.
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Miss Minnie Fox. of the South Side.
was pleasantly surprised at her home on
South Jacob street last Monday evening,
by a number of friends calling TO bid her
good bye before departing for her new home
in the South. Games, music and refresh
ments were enjoyed until a reasonable
hour, when the guests departed, wishing
her pleasure and contentment in her new
home
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Mr.. and Mrs julius Pollock, of Chapline
street, will entertain the Monday Night
CLUB tomorrow evening
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The Mannerchor will give 4 private
dance on Thanksgiving eve, at their hall
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The Red Rose Social gave masquerade
ball in Germanla Hall Friday evening,
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members. There were many unique and
ingenious figures introduced, and the even
ing on the whole was one of protracted
merriment.
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Miss Jennie Coen has sent out cards of
invitation to her friends for progressive
euchre party at her home on the Island
next Wednesday.
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There was surprise party rendered TO
Mrs. William Hayes on South Chapline
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