Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-05-04

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after which dancing was resumed and
continued until 4. NJ, when the mem
berS and their friends reluctantly de-
parted. all voting it to be one of the
most successful social gatherings given
by the circle during the season.
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The Committee on Entertainment of
the Ladies Hospital Association have
arranged for an entertainment, TO be
given at the old Hearne residence. be-
ginning the 27th and closing the 10Th
of this month. 1t will be called the
Kaleidoscope, for want of a better
name. There will be supper
room, refreshment room, an orange
room, flower and lemonade room,
candy room. music room, and
children'S entertainment room, with per-
hapS several others. The house will be
lighted by electricity throughout. there
will be music every evening and every
thing will be done to make the affair
pleasant and successful, which it
undoubtedly will be. The funds de-
rived will be devoted to the hospital
fund. and so the good work progresses.
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Handsome fOur-in-hand scarfS in plain
black satin and white India silk, three
inches wide, are the very latest things
in neckwear seen in q prominent haber-
daSher's window. They are beauties.
Miss Virginia Hopkins entertained
the Whist Club very pleasantly at the
residence of Mr.. Henry X. List Friday
evening, and an enjoyable time was
spent by all present.
Last Thursday evening pleasant sur
prise party was rendered Miss Mamie
BARLEY by the members OF the Blue
Eyed Social at Windsor Hall. Dancing
was the chief amusement of the even
ing. and at - o'clock the floor was
cleared and presentation speech was
made by Miss Lille Grape. which was
highly appreciated by all those present.
Appetizing refreshments were served at
Il seaSonable hour. Meyers orchestra
furnished the music.
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Mr.. James +. Atfolter, Of Louisville,
KY, and Miss Birdie NeSbitt, one of the
most popular young ladies of the East
End. were married At the residence OF
the brides father, Mr.. David NeSbitt,
on Nineteenth street, Thursday, April
nth. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Trey, of the First Baptist church.
At the conclusion Rev. d. A. Cunning
ham, of the First Presbyterian church,
presented them with a handsome family
bible on behalf of Mr.. Elder. \ Splen-
did supper was served, OF which over
one hundred guests partOOk. Among
them were: Miss Emma Aifol-
ter, of Louisville, Ky, and Mrs. j. {.
Farley. of PittSburg. Some fine pres
entS were given, after which the happy
couple were driven to their new home,
ON Seventeenth street. Their friends
all wish Mr.. and Mrs. Atfolter long
and happy life.
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A pleasant time is expected at The
Wheeling Club Monday evening, on
which occasion Killmeyer will be pres
ent To furnish music. Doubtless large
turnout will bee the result.
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\ very pleasant surprise party was
rendered Mr.. Albert CrowtherS by his
friends. on last Thursday evening, at
his home on the Island. 4 splendid
time was spent by all who were present.
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Prof. John Mullen rendered his chill
dren'S classes pleasant reception, at
Maennerchor Hall. yesterday afternoon.
Ii was the close of the session. and quite
a number of the pupils and their pa
rents attended. and the young folks had
a very enjoyable time. Prof. Charles
Killmeyer furnished the music. Prof.
Mullen will tender his older pupils re-
ception next Thursday evening. which
will close his dancing classes until next
fall
Mr.. Alonzo -. Meyers and Miss Una
Turner were quietly married At the
home of the brides parents ON North
Market street. Wednesday evening.
They have the best wishes OF large
circle of friends.