Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-12-14


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On next Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Sargent assisted Oy Mrs. Sar-
cents sister, Miss Hannah Smith. Will cell
citrate the ninth anniversary Of their mar
riage. at their home in kir6w0Od. by pro
gressive euchre party The event prom
ises 70 be most enjoyable
Ii was happy idea that conSummated in
the majority party rendered MIR Edward
Stifel. son of MIR l.. {. Sufel. The int
rior of the handsome residence on Main
street was a joyful scene. The festivities
Of the evening opened up with progressive
euchre The first ladies prize was won
bv Miss Jennie Pfarr, the consolation prize
being captured by Miss Eva Wilson.
Among the gentlemen there were several
Tie scores, and play OF was necessary.
John Rice was the final winner of the lead
ing prize with Walter BeSwick in the con
ISOLATION. At the conclusion of the card
contest choice refreshments were served,
after which parlOr games We're INDUCED in,
the merriment winding up with dancing,
which continued until an early hour next
morning. The hero of the occasion was
the recipient of many handsome gifts from
his wide circle of friends. 1t was a mem
orable occasion and one that the young host
1 WILL apNA tNlll~tiASNt.
A.
"A partv which permits girl TO don Il
fancy costume is always in favor The
reason for This is said To be that the aver
aoa woman ALWAYS thinks she looks better
when dressed like somebody else, rather
rhan ike herself. This accounts, perhaps,
| Tor the popularity OF the prazduik two or
/ three wears ago-a popularity to which now
! the kirmeSS has succeeded.
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I The Sewickley Valley dramatic club
oDeued the wiuter season last Tuesday az
/ SewicSlev with double blll-"Cut ON
/ With Shilling and ~ Box OF Mon
/ KEYS" This club is composed OF some eX-
ceptionally fine local artists. among whom
lis Miss Carrie Whiting, well known to the
society of Wheeling, and recent guest OF
Miss Florence OFT.
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Last Wednesday At high noon, at the res
idence of the brides uncle, Mr.. Samuel
Wiley. at St. Clairsville, Mr.. Fred Long
lev and Miss Jessie Wiley were united IN
marriage by Rev. Thomas Balph, ID. ID.
Mr.. Longlev is 4 bright, energetic young
business man. j member of the firm OF Close
K Longlev. marble workers OF that place.
The bride is the daughter of the late John
Wiley who lived south ofthe town. She has
a large acquaintance in the county, and her
accomplishments and ladylike manners
render her general favorite with all
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The domino dance at the Wheeling Club
Friday night was very pleasing affair
There was a fair attendance and Killmyer
presided at the piano with his usual excel
ience. The next event will be fancy dress
ball 10 take place on the 10Th, the musicale
set for next Tuesday being postponed I'M
I'll next month on account OF the engage
meut of the BostOnianS tomorrow and
Tuesday.
! The present mode of dressmaking is caus
ing a great deal of bOthertO photographers
One Of members of that craft in Wheel
ing said day or two ago: 1t Is almost
impossible TO take good picture of a lady
that wears a dress with sleeves pulled anC
elevated AT the shoulders. Some of these
shoulder humps" are so high that they
cause a shadow TO be cast over the wearer's
neck and the lower part of the face.
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| Among the nice presents for young ladie:
TO give their gentleman friends at Christ
mas, which will not be worn out nor useC
up. and that they can be always preserved
as cherished mementOs are: Embroidered
slippers two sizes too small or made very
tight across the lnStep.
A prettily embroidered money purse IS
gift that viii last long time. The aver
age man always carries his small change IL
, his pants pocket. As every man VIII
does any office work is certain L
have an ink bottle or two, the present o
another one will add to his assert
ment Presents of paper cutters, calendar
and blotting pads that are showered on mn
by insurance companies and advertising
firms are pretty sure 10 be preserved a.
Christmas souvenirs. Shaving cases To-
travelling provided with tin razors apC
brushes that shed their hair he will be Ger
tain 20 keep in nice state of preservation
Those cigars that come in fancy boxes dis
plaved at the tObaccOniStS about Nma
time. on which the dealer makes up tn
cost of the box in the cheapness of the CT
CARS. will be found TO go good ways. l
YOU BUY any collar cuff or necktle ooXe
get them very short and shallow so the,
won't hold much OF anything. l
your fancy alights on matchbox, &c
; one for wax matches, which he is almoS
! certain not to use. Ii will be kept at hom
and the inscription will not be worn out
Under any consideration do not get him
dozen or so fine linen handkerchiefs.
handsome scarf pin, silk hose that Will II
him. a nice umbrella or cane-if you mus
buva cane, get gold-headed one, as no
one man in hundred will carry one.
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Mr.. James c. Frazer and wife, after ;
wedding tour of seven months on the Con
tinent of Europe and other foreign coun
tries. returned 10 his home in Martlnsoure
, Wednesday.
Misses Lena Jump and Kate Starting
were rendered "a pleasant surprise part.
Wednesday night by large number o
their Young friends. Excellent refresh
ments were served during the evening.
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\ wedding occurred at the parlors o
e Father Mattingly, of st. Mary's Church
: Martins Ferry Thursday evening at
O'Clock, the principals being Mr.. Scot
Linn and Miss Ella O'Donnell. \ recep
ton followed at the home OF the groom.
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The Bachelor Club gave one of their en-
iovable dances at Franzheim's Hall, Thurs
dav night. The usual large and select as
sefnblage was present, including number
of visitors from nearby towns. Prof
Chas. Killmver furnished the music, and Z
fine supper was served at the Cafe Bruins
wick at eleven o'clock.
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The South Side Fishing Club gave their
first grand ball Friday night at West
woods Hall. The Committee OF Arrange
ments consisted of Charles Ferguson, John
ManiOn and Fred StrasSer. The Commit
on Invitation was Herman Bentz, All.
Campbell, Jacob Blon, j. G. Beck and
Aaron Campbell The master OF ceremon'
les was Aaron Campbell.
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The home of Mr. Isaac Bogard, Jr., in
Fulton. was the scene Of a merry assem-
blage Thursday night, his friends being
gathered in honor of the anniversary of his
| birth. Dimmye's orchestra was present,
and discoursed sweet music, to which dane
ing was INDUCED in until a late hour. Re
freshments were served and discussed
throughout the evening, and general good