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

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music may be sweet, but just how the fair
ones are making melody from this instru-
ment, it is hard to conjecture.
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The ladies of the Church of the Immacu,,
late Conception are arranging for fair and
festival, TO be given about the first week
in December. in the basement of the
church. Committees of ladies have already
been assigned 10 the several booths, and
the affair promises to be most successful
one.
Tuesday evening Mr. w. X. Bodley and
his sister, Miss Matte, entertained friends
at their home on Fifteenth street in honor
of Misses Helen Harrison and Mary Plat,
of New Orleans, who are visiting friends
in the city.
The &C. C. Girls" were entertained at
supper Thursday evening by Miss Annie
Hess at her home on the National Road.
There was quite number present, and the
evening was spent in various games and
sociability and refreshments.
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Last Monday evening Miss Annie Shaw
gave private musical for the entertain
ment of her friends at her home on
Eighteenth street Many classical selec-
tions were prettily executed and the even
ing was one of rare enjoyment.
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The Bachelor Club held their regular BIZ
monthly hop at Franzheim's Hall Wedues-
day evening. Prof. Chas. Killmeyer as
usual, officiated at the piano. Supper was
taken at IL 80 at the Cafe Brunswick.
| There was more than the usual turning out
of the dancers, and in some respects, the
dance of last week was particularly
notable one.
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A number of the prominent ladies about
| town met yesterday afternoon at the Y.
I'M. c. a. rooms TO formulate plans for an
entertainment to be given III the near fu-
ture in aid of the new hospital fund. The
matter was thoroughly discussed. and the
entertainment will probably take the shape
of the Kirmess, social affair which has
ever proved popular in the larger cities. 1t
is kind of entertainment that would be
much enjoyed by all, and would perhaps be
the most attractive card that could be de-
sired.
Miss Lena Elig entertained number OF
her friends very pleasantly at her home or
Main street, Monday evening Cards and
dancing we're the main features elegant re-
freshments being served at seasonable
hour, to which all did ample justice.
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The Starlight Social gave successful
dance at WestwOods Hall, Thursday night
Harry Marlowe won the prize of pair OF
pantaloons for the best Waiting, and Miss
Lenie Kraft carried off the water set. The
judges were Lon Lynch, Edward DAILY and
James Fleming. Mayors Orchestra fur
nished the music.
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Mrs Charles Bishop was surprised at
her home on South Chapline street last
evening by a number of her friends The
evening was spent in the usual social
at 10 o'clock Mrs. Bishop received many
| handsome presents.
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Mrs. VIM. Cox was rendered Hollow
Zen surprise party by number of her
friends, at her home on Sixteenth street,
Friday evening. Dancing, games, and
conversation was the order of the evening S
enjoyment, while ''taffy pulling" of course,
received its share of attention. Refresh
ments were served at midnight, and the
party dispersed at a seasonable hour.
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Mrs ELENA Kahn, of the South Side, was
rendered a surprise last evening by her
daughter Mrs. II. f. Board, at her home
on Main street, the occasion of her birth
day. The order of the evening was cards
and an oyster supper. Quite number of
congenial folks were present and all passed
an enjoyable evening.
MERIT wins. Sales of Jaxon Soap
have trebled.
Il
FoR rough skin, use Rose Cream.
Bargains in lax Ladies' and Gents Gold
Watches sat IL. HILLMAN Il CO.'S,
No. 2S Eleventh Street.