Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-10

gentler sex. Last year the number Of
Young ladies shat played regularly was
large, and the facilities will probably be
enlarged this summer 10 accommodate the
increasing number who Will cultivate the
game Already in Bridgeport the young
society people are beginning to Whit the
whirr OF the racket. An organization will
shortly be effected, which viii include the
following excellent players: Misses Bes-
sic FOgle. Blanche Dunlevy, Katie Clay
land. Minnie Alexander, Nan Duncan, Eta
Laughlin. Clara Forbes, Harry Cook,
John Topping Fred Smith, John Kuhn,
George Ladd. St. Clair Alexander, Murray
Springer. The club will have two tine
courts i'm lakewood. Four admirable play
ers of the Kindergarten club of this city
are Misses Lizzie Lucas, Kate Nolan, ana
Messrs. Percy Norton and Harry Cum
Minis.
The frieRds of Miss Kate Sharl1ey, VINO
removed from this city 10 Portland, Ore,
several wears ago. will be interested in the
announcement of her marriage to Mr.
Frank Southland, of that city, which took
place on Wednesday evening at the resi-
dence of the brides father there.
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Masters Harry and Charlie Killmyer
will entertain the COulion Club in phan-
tom party next Friday evening at their
home on Fifteenth street.
Miss Katie Yoder, well known in this
CITY. will be married next Wednesday in
Baltimore, where she has resided for some
months past, 20 Mr.. Harrison Phoebus, OF
Old Point Comfort, Va. Mr.. Phoebus is
son of the late Harrison Phoebus, OF the
Hygeia Hotel.
The Progress Tennis and Yachting
Club. composed of number Of the mem
DerS of the Mercantile Clue, has leased
grounds on South Front street.
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The Wheeling Turnverein will give one
of it's popular excursions on Sunday, May
"a. 10 Steubenville The steamer Liberty
has been engaged for the trip.
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There was a very pleasant party given
40 the residence of Mrs. A. Talmie in Bel
laire, Wednesday evening, in honor Of her
little daughter Monta'S fifth birthday.
Those present were Nellie Mercer, Annie
Wilson, Minnie and Elsie Meek, Fern
Myer. Pearl and Fay Vickroy, Nora
Prahts, Erma Dana, Low HallOt, of this
city, and Miss Daisy Mead, of Wheeling.
A tQNCNlAF evening al = u ClOCh tue
pa lOrs OF the residence of Rev. G. NJ. Al
ford, of the laird Presbyterian Church,
were the scene of aqUiet wedding, in which
the contracting parties We're James Rad
cGte and Miss Ida VI. Reitz.
Miss Caroline Heisenberger entertained
a number OF her friends az her home in
upper Benwood Wednesday evening. The
time was passed pleasantly at dancing,
cards and various games.
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The girls are all out on the lawns these
bright days, resting under the fragrant
apple trees or practicing tennis. Soon lawn
fetes and tennis parties will take the
place of receptions and card parties Par
ties and picnics given out of doors are
never tame affairs. The young man who
looked shy and i'll at ease in a dress suit
with painfully high starched collar and
who couldn't think Of thing to say TO the
girls he was introduced 10, is a different
being out under the blue sky.
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Mr. VIM. j. Johnson, prominent and
prosperous young man of Pleasant Valley,
Marshall county, and Miss Emma Batch
ley. daughter Of j. w. Blatchley, the
South Side furniture dealer, were married
on Wednesday evening At eight o'clock.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. +.
Y. Lynch, pastor Of the Chapline Street
NJ Z. Church
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Thursday evening Miss Ella A. Clat0r
entertained about forty of her friends in
very enjoyable manner at her home at Mt.
De Chantel Dancing and games were the
features of the evening. At midnight the
diniug-rOOm doors were thrown open, and
all did ample justice 10 q delicious repast.
Many elegant costumes were noticeable
among the ladies' All present spent
most delightful evening, and departed
with many kind wishes for the charming
hostess 4 special car left the city at
eight o'clock and returned al two.
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One of the most enjoyable events that
has occurred in Wellsburg during the year
was the banquet given at the Hudson
House Friday evening by some OF the So
ciotv Young people of that town, consisting
of Charlie Windsor, j. +. Cree, Tom Reed,
Tall Hammond, Harry Paul, Wiley Beal,
Dave Hervey, Win Hervey, Sam Cald-
well. John Z. Jacob, John Palmer. The
Young ladies were Mary Boyd, Ollie Har-
vev. Jessie kirkee, Katie kirkee, Mary
Blankinsop, Lucy BlankinsOp, Mary Ham
mond, Lucy Hammond, DOde Hervev, Bes-
sic George. Minnie Shields, Name Miller
and Misses Lucy and Ella Robinson, OF
Wheeling. The young ladies were in full
dress, and the festivities We're kept up I'M
nh late hour. The LaZear orchestra fur
uished the music. The supper. an elegant
one, was furnished b. the proprietor
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Miss Jessie Lyons and Miss Maud Wills
elegantly entertained a number Of their
friends Tuesday evening, and very
pleasant time was spent by all. Games
and music were the principal features Of
the evening.
The AlphaS will inaugurate their sum
ner programme of amusements by giving
i select mop Tuesday evening at the Park;
Nlaver's orchestra viii play and special
motor will bring the crowd home AT two
o'clock.
Last Wednesday evening Mr.. Joseph
Steger entertained the Wednesday Night
CLUB in a very pleasant manner at his
home on North Huron street.
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Next Thursday evening Misses Lue and
Ella Wright Will entertain the Coulllon
Club at their home on Fourteenth street
Nillmyer will play.
There Will De music AZ tue w ueeALuS
Club on Monday evening, and several hg- |
lres of the German will be danced, max
ng il specially attractive assembly.
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1t is reported that well known gentle !
man at Mrs Hallisy's boarding house will |
we'd in the month of roses.
If you JOIN the Piano Club and want
! piano before you are entitled to ii by |
ot, YOU can have it at any time after
you have paid SIS and will increase your
weekly paymentS-this can be done i'm |
nediately after you have become mem
Der. Call or write for particulars.
Z. w. BANNER y Co.
via. II. A %. to Louisville. Ky. |