Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-14

Jessie Sheets, of Martins Ferry Prof
Charlie killmeyer was present and fur
nished the music for dancing, and the time
was spent in a most delightful manner
time only being taken TO partake of palata-
bic refreshments served about midnight
The affair was a decidedly enjoyable one.
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The new social club known as "Our Cot
erie" opened the season with first hop
Thursday evening at the residence of Mr..
u. L. Noble, East Side. Dancing 10 Kill
meyers music and the discussion Of re-
freshments were two of the main features
of the evenings entertainment, which was
certainly enjoyable, and if the first dance
of the "COterie" is any criterion, the men,
bers of the organization may look forward
20 the coming fall and winter with much
pleasure.
Mr.. Robert Terrell and Miss Lizzie
Parscale were married Wednesday even
ing at o'clock, by Rev. Geo. w. Grimes,
at his residence on the Island. Miss Mvra
Collins and Mr.. viii Stanley were the at
tcndants. Mr.. and Mrs. Terrell received
many useful and valuable presents from
their large circle Of friends, who join in
wishing them much JOY,
4 party I'm honor of Miss Loretta Her
mann was given at the residence of Mr.
Frank Ray. on South Front street, Island,
Tuesday evening, and the pleasant party of
Young folks present spent the time playing
euchre, while music assisted in Willing
the time away, being supplemented by
tempting array of refreshments at a sea-
sonable hour
Mr.. Sanders Moorehouse, of Muncie, In
diana. and Miss Ella NJ. Hemrickhouse
were married Monday evening at the resi-
dence of the brides parents, at Nineteenth
and Jacob streets. Rev G.. b. Graham, pas
tor of zane Street NJ r.. church. Otficia-
tins. Quite number OF friends witnessed
the ceremony. and 40 it's conclusion Mr..
and Mrs. MOOreh0use were showered with
congratulations and good wishes. A sup
perwas then served and was discussed with
much satisfaction Mr.. and Mrs. Moore
house left over the b. X O. at 1888 Tor
their future home. They received many
+ handsome presents.
Among the very enjoyable events of the
week was the banquet given number OF
the officials of the Wheeling Bridge and
/ Terminal Company and several cluZenS,
Wednesday afternoon, al the Mcclure
House, by Baird Bros, the contractors Tor
the Union bridge, I'm honor or having run
the first engine and train over the magnih-
cent structure. 10 was feast OF material
as well as mental food and was highly
enjoyable affair.
+ The reception rendered Rt. Rev. Bishop
/ Kahn. Thursday evening, AT the hall OF ~;
] JOseph's Convent was most delghttul
affair. music and speeches occupying the
time very pleasantly
Friday evening Mr. David Dean. of Tay-
/ lOrstOwu, Pa, and Miss Clara SrauO, OF
West Liberty. were married at the resi-
dence Of Rev. c. 3. Graham. East End,
that gentleman performing the ceremony.
A number of their friends were present
and "a pleasant reception followed during
which refreshments were served. Mr..
and Mrs. Dean have the best wishes Of
many friends.
The concert and ball given by the Teu-
touia Singing Society at their hall ma the
Eighth ward. Wednesday evening last,
was q decided success. a large crowd was
present and 40 the conclusiOuo of the concert
amost enjoyable hop followed, Mayors or
chestra making the music
Invitations have been issued 10y the
Wheeling Bowling Club for the first an
evening of this week, and delightful
time is promised all who have the good
fortune 90 be invited
~
Miss Sailie Hallet. q member OF the
Klendcnuiug Club, entertained number
of the members at her home on La Belle
avenue, ON Thursday evening last, IN a
very enjoyable manner Dancing and
music was INDUCED i'm until I'D o'clock,
when everyone retired 90 the dining room,
where cream and cake were served, after
which Miss Lizzie NOitle rendered a very
fine solo To was "a late hour when the
members departed for their homes Every
one was much pleased over their evening $
enjoyment
Miss Lottie Defbaugh entertained about
ten couples of her friends last Thursday
evening in a pleasant manner. Cards ana
dancing were the amusementS OF the eve
ming Refreshments were served at the
proper hour 10 was an early hour next
morning when the guests departed, wish
/ ing their charming hostess many happy re-
turns of the day.
Miss Grace Bell was rendered very
pleasant surprise party at her home Mon
dav evening last and quite number OF
friends participated In the event. Dancing
and various kinds of games formed the
amusements of the evening, supplemented
bv refreshments az the proper time.
Among those present were Masters Hazlett
Cochran. Clarence Boneberger; Misses
Laura Le0nhart. Hazel Booth, Edna Jones,
Grace Reich. Edna Newman, Edna Hodge,
Martha Sims. Dula Booth, Sallie Dorsey,
Lottie Cochran. Nettie Leonhart, Minnie
Cochran. L0rette Boneberger and Grace
Bell
Cards are out for the marriage of Mr..
. Charles Dickman and Miss Annie Dlebold,
Monday. September -, at St. Joseph's Ca
thedraL
/ A Young society gentleman visiting i'm the
I CITY escorted "a young lady visitor 10 the
hotel after Thursday night ball. and Whllc
standing in the hall near her room door, ne
could not resist the temptation to allow
himself 20 gush over and heap some sweet
things into her ears. He must have for
gotten i'm the excitement Of the moment
that the hall was half filled with cots on
which tired human frames were stretched
out. but he was abruptly made aware OF
+ the situation by a grun voice which sud
denly called out:
.Oh saw. young teller, we don't care
I durn about your business
The Young lady disappeared INTO her
room. the young man hunted the par
FASHIONS VAGARIES
Unique ideas i'm entertainments are al
ways welcomed eagerly into the "Craze
world
Not a few quite fresh conceits 6lossomed