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


The Peanut Social given by the band
of women known as the Kings Daugh-
terS," at the old Hearn residence at
Main and Twenty-frSt streets. Friday
evening. was novel affair and tlatter-
ing success. Peanuts appeared in the
composition of many of the articles on
sale. and they sold readily,
along with flowers and fancy
articles of various kinds. The
ladies have determined TO build up the
hospital fund and they will undoubted-
Is do IT, One hundred dollars was added
by Friday nights entertainment, and 1t
is understood they are now making ar
engagements for weeks entertainment
at the same place in the latter part OF
this month. The social features the
ladies add 20 their entertainments is one
great cause of their success. and the
coming one will not be lacking in this
regard by any means.
Friday evening Mrs. DR.. Van Wagon
er. of Bridgeport. entertained number
of friends I'm celebration of the anniver-
sary of the birth of the Doctor. The
affair was a complete surprise to him,
but it didn't take him long TO recover.
About fifty guests were present and the
evening was most eniOyablv spent. Re
freshmentS We're served AT midnight,
and at am early hour i'm the morning
when the merry party reluctantly dis
perSed. il was with the kindeSt wishes
for the Doctor and his charming wife.
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Tuesday evening the Literary Section
of the Arion Society entertained the
Singing Section 40 the club house, the
affair being I'm celebration of the ami
versary of the birth of one of the menu
beers of the Literary Section. AnOVelty
OF the evening was the Introduction Of
refreshments from Munich, which
proved 10 De very enjoyable and heartily
appreciated. The Doctor was the re-
cipient of many kind wishes for the flu
ture during the evening. every moment
OF which was pleasantly spent
The Bachelor Club gave their usual
hop at Franzheim's Hall last WedneS-
day evening. Killmeyer played, and
refreshments were served at IL o'clock
by Van Keuren. About thirty couples
were present. including a number Of
visitors, among whom were Miss Woods,
of Bellaire Miss Bessie Brady, of Mar
tins Ferry and Misses Kate Kuhn,
Minnie Morgan and Maggie Hill. of
Bridgeport The club will give one
more hop before the season ends
A quiet but fashionable wedding was
s0lemnized az the residence of Mrs. l..
A. Hervev on South Front Street Island,
Wednesday afternoon last at three
o'clock. the principals being Mr.. John
Randolph Clark. of Pleasant Valley and
Miss Ella Craig Hervey. Only the inn
mediate relatives We're present. The
bride looked lovely In a very becoming
costume of gray pC0U dc sole,
combined with crepe dc cbiR of
the same color. embroidered in
silver. Her ornaments We're pearls and
she carried a bridal bouquet of white
roses and maiden hair fern. Her at
tendants were Misses Mamie and Holly
Patterson. her uieceS. The former wore
pale pink crepOn. with gold trimming.
and carried basket Of Mermet roses,
while Miss Holly was attired i'm COS
tune of cream yelling. with gold trim
ming. aud carried q basket of Marcchal
Neil roses. After q brief reception Mr..
and Mrs. Clark We're driven % the city.
where they took the 4:2O Panhandle
train for am Eastern bridal tour, carry
ing with them countless good wishes.
They were the recipients of an extern
>ivc list of handsome and useful pres
ents. very material testimony of their
Upon their return from
their bridal tour Mr. and Mrs. Clark
viii reside at Pleasant Valley.
ON Wednesday last at midday Mr..
Nelson ID. Adams. of scott City, Kan
,as. editor and proprietor of the NcirS
OFF that place. and Miss Lucy Belle Craw-
ford. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c.
Crawford. of this city. were married AT
the First NJ. +. Church, Chicago. Rev.
w. m. Bolton. ID. d.. pastor of the
church. officiating. Only small NUM-
beer of the immediate relatives of the
couple were present. and after a brief
reception Mr. AID Mrs. Adams left for
their future home ia Scott City, follow
ed bv the best wishes of their many
friends iu this city and State. Mr..
Adams was for several years a member
of the REGISTER staff and his bride was
% charming and popular young Island
lady. who win Doe sadly missed from her
circle of acquaintauceS.
The marriage of Mr.. j. W. Wells and
Miss Jessie oliver was sOlemniZed quiz
etly 40 the parsonage OF the Thompson
w. f. Church. ON the Island, Wednes-
day evening, by the pastor, Rev. George
W. Grimes. Only "a few near relatives
and intimate friends We're present, and
at the conclusion of the ceremony the
party was driven 90 the residence of
Mr.. George Narney. ON South Front
street. where % pleasant reception was
held. during which Mr.. and Mrs. Wells
received the hearty congratulations and
good wishes of their friends. They also
received numerous presents. Mr.. Wells
is one of the efficient corps of Western
Union operators here. and his bride Is
very charming young lady, and the best
wishes of many friends 20 with them ON
their lies journey. Mr. and Mrs. NellS
are at home no their residence on South
Front street
Monday evening last very pleasant
progressive euchre party was given by
Miss Emilia Reise, on the South Side, In
honor of Miss Agnes Stafford. of Park
erSburg. who is the guest of her sister,
Mrs. G.. y. Dorgan. The affair was
very enjoyable II was in the nature of
a farewell TO Miss Stafford, who returns
home this week. much 10 the regret of
the many friends She made during her
visit here.
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Mr.. Frank Kroncwith was rendered
"a very pleasant surprise AZ his home ON
North Main street. Thursday evening.
by about thirty of his lady and gentle
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