Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-09-13


midnight. Among those present from
q distance were Miss Work, Of
Pottsville; Miss Leland, Of GAINESVILLE;
Miss Woodruff, of Little Rock, Ark;
Miss Dent, Of Morgantown; Miss Sed-
wick, Of Blaine, o.; Miss Jennie Will
kinsOn, Of Wheeling, and Miss Jessie
Sheets, OF Martins Ferry; and Messrs.
George Cook, Of New Athens, o.; John
Frazier, of st. Clairsville; James Raj
StOn, of Martins Ferry, and Clark Ham
ilton, Tom Wolvington, Mac Welsh and
Tom Miller, Of Wheeling.
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Misses Josie McCabe and Blanch
HOge will open their dancing school on
Tuesday, September %, at the Wheel
ing Club. Lessons will be given from
$3.50 p. m. to $50 p. m. A large num-
Der of the young people will attend.
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Mr.. E. B. Ryan, Of Bay City, Mich,
and Miss Alma Conner were married
Thursday afternoon by Rev. L. w.
Lynch, Of the Chapline street NJ. Z.
church, at the residence OF the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Conner, on
South Chapline street. They left on c.
Il p. X. Il. for Cleveland. After spend
ing few days there they will go TO De-
troit, their future home.
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A pleasant social event took place
Wednesday night at the home Of c. n.
Watson in Martins Ferry, given by his
daughter, Georgiana, who entertained
her young friends very pleasantly.
Those present were the Misses Name
Swartz, Peach Shipman, Belle Green,
Lille Dean, Edith Brown, Belle Nc
Swords, Nellie Smylie, Ada Joy and
Georgianna Watson, and Messrs. How
ard Smith, Howard Thomas, Lyman
Hanes, Carl Lash, Charles Wood, Thur
man Selby, Elmer Exley, Harry RoSen-
thai and Hal Watson.
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One Of the most brilliant social events
of the season took place Wednesday
night at the residence Of Judge John S.
Cochran, Martins Ferry. 1t was the
| occasion of the fiftieth anniversary of
/ the Judges birth and was planned by
| Mrs. Cochran, who was ably assisted in
entertaining by Mrs. Capt. II. w. Smith
and Mrs. NJ M. Sheets. During the
| evening a handsome arm chair was pre-
Sented TO the Judge on behalf OF the
guests. The presentation was made by
/ Rev. A. +. Brownlee. The guests were
handsomely entertained, an elegant
feast having been prepared for the oc-
caSion. The following persons were
present: Rev. A. +. BrOwnlee and wife,
DR.. WIN. IL. Hall and wife, L. w. Shreve
and wife, James A. Dixson and wife,
Geo. w. Smith and wife, j. E. Reynolds,
j. C. Gray and wife, DR.. j. NJ. Black
ford and wife, Mrs. DIR. A. r. Ong, Mrs.
Z. C. Boyd, Mrs. r. G. Swartz, Mrs.
Turk, and Misses Eloise Gray, Lizzie
Rainey, Ella Inglebright, Maggie Rails
ton and MessrS. John Gillespie, j. a.
| Bownocker, Fred Hall and VIM. Cattell
and Mrs. Cochran, mother of the Judge,
! whe will be II years old tomorrow.
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The Mercantile Club, of Bellaire, will
open the social season with a grand
ball to take place next Wednesday even
ing at the Globe hotel. twill be given
in honor Of their guest, Miss Clara War
ner, of Philadelphia, who is at present
visiting in Bellaire. Music will be fur
niShed by Killmyer.
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In the parlors Of the residence of Rev.
II. Haas, pastor Of st. PauPs German
Protestant church, was solemized We'd
neSday night at 5 o'clock, pretty wed
ding, In which the contracting parties
were Mr.. Albert Zimmerman and Miss
Louise Zulauf. After the ceremony the
party was driven to the residence OF the
bride, on South Jacob street, where a
sumptuouS wedding supper was discus
sed, after which q pleasant reception
was held.
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Wednesday night an enjoyable birth
day party was given at ScRenck's hall
to Miss Katie FitzsimmonS. Notes or
chestra furnished the music. Refresh
ments were served at proper hour,
and in every respect the occasion was
pleasant to all so fortunate as to be
numbered among the guests.
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Last Monday evening Miss Lena Elig,
Of North Main street, was just so many
years old 1t was her birthday, and
quite n party Of friends gathered at the
/ house, and gave her quite a surprise.
Dancing, refreshments and banjo and
mandolin music completely filled the
| bill.
A most enjoyable progressive euchre
party was given on Thursday evening
| bv Misses Kate and Alice Baggs at
/ their home on the Island. Miss Ida
/ Richard swooped down Assyrian-like
upon the first prize, Mr.. Caleb Dawson
| pOclratpd rho consolation.
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The Americas Club will give their
first hop Thursday evening, 18th inst,
at Beethoven Hall. Mayer will furnish
the music.
Wednesday night an enjoyable "stag
surprise was given to Mr.. Louis Laue
n his home on South Penn street. The
affair was arranged by his wife in honor
of his birthday and was complete sur
prise. About twelve gentlemen were
present and an evening Of pleasure was
| PASSED at cards and other social pas
/ times. Refreshments were served
during the evening.
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Yesterday afternoon Mr.. Job Jeames
and Miss Lottie Mccarthy, both OF this
city. were married at Rev. j. T. Nc
Lures parlorS. After the ceremony
the couple left on an Eastern bridal
| tour.
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Daniel Thompson, of Allegheny, Pa,
and Miss Hattie Moore, OF this city,
were married on Monday.
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Friday evening Mrs. j. Z. waters
gave pleasant party at Bridgeport IN