Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-06

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Prof. Charlie Killmeyer will make the
music, refreshments will be served
throughout the afternoon and evening
entertainments, aud the main attrac-
tion will Doe the display of bags of all
kinds. which the ladies will sell to those
who wish 90 carry away pretty and
useful souvenir of the'occaSion, as well
as contribute 20 q worthy cause.-The
new hospital fund.
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The Easter millinery openings the
past week were very largely attended,
and the display of hats. bonnetS and
trimmings was Superb-in fact; never
eNcelled i'm Wheeling before, either for
beauty, elegance or price, and if the
weather to-day is as fine as that of yes
tcrday was. the Easter bonnet and the
entire Easter costume will bloom forth
as the rose blooms in June, and the
feminine heart will be very glad. What
do YOU think? l heard that minister
i'm Wheeling requested the ladies of his
congregation 20 not wear new bonnets
and hats 10 church Easter morning.
Now. isn't that awfully un6ind?
Many of the young ladies i'm Wheel
ing. when they make their toilets this
morning. will add "a yellow garter.
This dainty article is known among
femininity as the "MaScOtte, which, if
put ON Easter morning and worn every
day. is sure to bring good luck; and
best of AN. 10 is warranted TO bring its
q f..ftva 81 n
other Easter day arrives. Perhaps
that is its main attraction, aside from
its beauty as an ornament. because
ornament 10 is. being worn just be-
low the knee. and in addition to the
regular carriers of service. IL is said
that if "a girl forgetS 10 even one day the
spell is broken.
Wild flower parties will soon Ice in
vogue. and several parties of young
society folks have been talking of going
ont over the hills and far away on lit
tie pedestrian tour i'm search of the
poSieS that bloom i'm the spring.
Bowling promises TO be as popular As
usual this summer, and if the weather
continues pretty 10 will not be many
days before parties will be going out To
the bowling,alleyS to indulge in this faS-
cinating and nvigorating amusement.
Thursday evening the Kirkwood
Athletic Association will give the clos
ing hop of the season, at their club
house i'm KirkwOod, and it promises to
bee most delightful affair The Opera
House orchestra will make the music.
a fine supper will be served, and every
thing will bee conducted i'm the elegant
manner the young gentlemen in charge
usually do things. Anumber of Wheel
ing people will attend.
Tuesday evening the Arion Society
will open the after-Lenten season with
a concert and ball AT their club house,
and I'm addition "a one-act play will be
produced, which promises TO be very
amusing. The Opera House orchestra
will participate, and of course the affair
Will Doe q success.
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a gay party of young folks danced AT
The Wheeling Club last Monday even
ing. 10 Prof. Charlie Killmeyer'S music,
and "a pleasant time was spent. Prof.
Killmeyer will also bee at The Club this
Monday evening.
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The event of the week i'm Bridgeport
social circles was the entertainment of
the progressive euchre club. at the resi-
deuce ofsDr. W. =. Fisher, in Kirk
wood. Friday evening. Pretty prizes
were given. and remarkable TO relate,
they were all captured by one family.
Mr.. K. j.. Alexander ,aud his daughter
Miss Minnie. took first houOrS. and
Mrs. Alexander and her son ~. Clair,
won second prizes. The affair was a
very pleasant one. and the Twenty-Five
guests present spent most enjoyable
evening
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Last Wednesday evening the members
of the popular Bachelor Club gave
their last Lcntcn reception, which was
well attended. The evening was spent
On dancing 10 Prof. Charles killmeyer'S
music. Az eleven o'clock supper was
served at Van Keuren'S and discussed
with av.dity. Dancing was then re-
sumcd and continued until a SeaSonable
hour. Among the visitors present We're
Misses Kate Kuhn. Maggie Hill and
Kate C'aylaud. of Bridgeport. After
Easter the club will meet every week.
and they promise several innovations
for the warm season.
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Prof. John Mullen will give one of his
terpsichorean seanceSat Maen-
ncrchor Han. Tuesday evening. for
which Prof. Charlie kiilmcycr will make
the music.
The Park Circle held its usual weekly
meeting Friday evening, and as usual
"a pleasant time was spent. 10 Is under
stood the Circle is contemplating "a full
dress ball during the season.
Mr.. Roland y. Litten. of PittSourg'
and Miss Lizzie NJ Hall. of this city,
were quietly married at the residence
OF Rev. f. H. DOrnblaSer. pastor of the
English Lutheran Church. Thursday
afternoon. Mr. Litten was "a former
Wheeling young man, and 0oth the
bride and groom have many friends
who extend their best wishes.
KNEE PANTS from 25c to S2.50-from
4 20 l4-at ID. GUNDIING X Co. =
"a and 30 Twelfth street.
- Well Pleased with Panhandle.
TOLEDO, PA, March "a.
, -. - rp,,cr.o Sons.