Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-29

From 10 IL splendid supper was par
taken Of by about eighty guests. Mr..
End Mrs. Horr were the recipients OF
about fifty valuable and useful presents,
one beautiful one from Lenox, Iowa.
After an enjoyable time the guests dis
perSed 70 their homes, about 1880 a. m.
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Mr.. viii Brice entertained the Cotil-
lion Club last Friday evening. Kill
meyer furnished the music.
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Miss Amelia Miller entertained the
South Side Spinster Club at her home.
Tuesday evening, in a very pleasant
manner. Cards and music were the
chief amusements, and q tempting re-
past was served at a seasonable hour,
of which all heartily partOOk.
Mr.. Thos. Flateley and Miss Kate
Lynch, Of the South Side, were married
at St. Joseph's Cathedral last Thursday
at 4:3O o'clock. Rev. Father M. Eligot
officiating. The attendants were Miss
Kate Conner and Mr.. John Cornell.
After the ceremony the happy party
was driven TO the residence OF the
brides parents Mr.. and Mrs. John
Lynch on South Market street where a
sumptous supper awaited them. Quite
a number of handsome and useful pres
ents were received.
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Social life during the past week has
not exhibited any great degree Of ami
nation. The Christmas holidays and
New Years, the great event Of the year
with the society OF Wheeling, draw on
apace. Already arrangements are being
made in advance in order to avoid con-
fiet of dates 10 the abundance Of enter
tainments promised. A list of some Of
these events includes q great variety,
ranging from small and coy to the
deliberately grand. All the clubs and
social organizations in the city are in
social frame of mind and are mapping
out festivities. Christmas is only three
weeks of and the buzz of society small
talk is chiefly upon subjects pertaining
to the holidays and their celebration.
But to return to Christmas. The stores
will soon begin TO look gay and festive
with their array of holiday goods and
fancy articles. The very thought Of
Christmas fills US with a new spirit.
Perhaps the peaceful, merry happiness
Of the time is brought about by our
thinking, for a season, so much more OF
others than OF ourselves. Commingled
with pleasant expectancy will be much
anxiety. On the whole, it will be JOY.
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A matrimonial cyclone has, or is about
IL strike this community. 1t is rumored
that there are to be nine weddings in
side OF forty-eight hours in and mar
Grafton.-Sentinel.
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Mrs. Chas. E. Van Keuren was hap
PLY taken unawares at the hotel on
Wednesday evening by party Of
friends. But the hostess was equal TO
the occasion, and entertained her
guests in a delightful manner. After
short session with cards all were RECALLED
with tempting viands.
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A most enjoyable Thanksgiving party
was held at the home Of Richard Nc
Clure on Short Creek. About twenty
complies were present. Cards and dane
ing were the enjoyments Of the evening.
Shockley's band, Of Tiltonville, made
the music, and an appetizing lunch was
served at midnight, after which dane
ing was resumed and kept up until
morning, when all left, highly pleased.
Among those present we notice Robert
Welshaus and wife; Misses Katie Cru
Der, Minnie Vogler, Lucretia Wells,
Ora Wells, Maggie Looge, Mollie Har-
rls, Nina Zeidler, Mary Mcclure, Mag
gle Mcclure, Florence McColloch,
Amelia Youngman, Carrie Youngman,
Helen Cresap, Mary Cresap, Cora Cresap
and Messrs. A. f. Mcclure and wife,
George Zidler, Charles Zidler, John
Zidler, viii Ennis, Robert Ennis, James
Tolbert, Robert Deary, Richard Nc
Clure, Lewis Mcclure, Al Mcclure,
and Ike McColloch.
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There seems to be nothing new at
present concerning the Kermoise. 1t is
in statu quo. There have been one or
two meetings of the Entertainment
Committee of late, but no dates as yet
fully decided upon. Two things, how
ever, are 6xedly decided upon, one Of
which that the Kermoise will be given,
ond the other is that it will be in aid OF
the Hospital rather than Prof. Speedy.
1t was thought best not to grant the Ia
structor such a generous section OF the
hemisphere, and correspondence is now
going on to the end that another equal
ly proficient professor who will content
himself with lesser section OF the
earth will be engaged. The ladies have
unearthed q new instructor at much
less figure, and conclusions will likely
be reached in few days.
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Wednesday afternoon at half-past 3
there was a pretty wedding solemnized
at the Church Of the Immaculate Con-
ception, the contracting parties being
Charles Vennaman,a popular employe OF
the Bloch Bros stamping department,
and Miss Winnie 0'Connor, the charm
ing and accomplished daughter OF Mrs.
Winfred O'Connor, of South Wood
street. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Father Mullen, pastor OF the
Church, the attendants being John Ven
naman, brother of the groom, and Miss
Kate Monaghan, of Pittsburg, cousin
OF the bride. The bride was attired In
a handsome costume Of cream Henrietta,
trimmed in chiffon and passamenterle
braid, with hat aud gloves to match,
She carried bunch OF bridal roses. In
the evening reception was held at the
residence Of the brides mother, on
South Wood street, where all had an en-
joyable time dancing to the music OF
Newhart's Band. At 10 o'clock all were
ushered to the dinlng-room, where a
tempting repast awaited them.
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The most notable social event OF the
past week at Moundsville was the mar
rage of Miss Rose May, daughter OF