Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-01

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Miss Annie Bowers gave very pleasant
Lady Washington tafiy-pulling party at
her home on South Chapline street, Friday.
evening. Dancing, cards and other games
were INDUCED In until midnight when re-
freshmests were served. Those present
were Misses Ida Senne, Clara Hlrsch.
Mary Foose, Eda Conrad, Lottie Hirsch,
Emma Conrad, Louisa Rustemeyer, Annie
Bowers, Messrs. Eddie MUM, Homer
Grey, Herman Frederick, Albert OFT,
Phil. Schambra, Luster West, Harry
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Mrs. Fannie Anderson, assisted by her
daughters, Mrs. w. II. Hall and Mrs A. K
Ong, gave delightful SAT Home" Friday
afternoon, at Martins Ferry, between the
hours of three and six to their lady friends.
About thirty were present and spent avery
enjoyable evening.
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Lyman Hanes entertained the F. N. G.
CLUB Friday night In very pleasant man
ner at his home in Martins Ferry. AL
though 1t was not Hallow Fen they cele-
brated in the usual custom Of that day by
having an old-fashioned ffy-pulling."
About fifteen couples were present and
spent delightful evening.
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Among the Hallow Fen parties given in
Bridgeport last evening were those by
Miss Lottie Cox and Miss Stella Spaugen-
berg.
A very pleasant Progressive Euchre
Party was given by Mr.. and Mrs. M. j.
McFadden at their house On the Island in
honor of the eighth anniversary Of their
marriage. Miss Jennie Gaus and MIR.
Thos. Brennan captured the first prizes,
while Miss Annie Wingerter and Mr.. Joe
Sheridan the consolation prizes.
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And still the balls roll on. The past
week was replete with them. The opening
concert and ball of the Arion Society, one
of the delightfully."- longed-for events will
occur at Arion Hall on Thursday evening.
The Teutonia Singing Society will give
select dance at their hall on South Jacob
street, November 4th The Wheeling Cy-
nesday, November 18th. The music will
be furnished by Killmeyer.
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The second dance given by the Primus
Club at the rooms of the Mercantile Club
on Monday evening was success beyond
all expectations. The members turned out
generously, and for hours Inerriment was
=: high tide. A fine supper was partaken
of at the Hotel Brunswick. Judging from
the first two socials of this organization
the Primus Club bids fair to be one of the
first live social clubs of the city.
So
Mr.. and Mrs c.. w. Cunningham cele-
brated the Twentv-tifth Anniversary OF
their marriage, or Silver Wedding, on
Friday evening, there being about twenty
three couples present, and the time was
spent very enjoyably with music and reel
tations until IL o'clock, when refreshments
were served. There were many beautiful
presents received, and among the donors
were DR.. c.. p hedges and wife Of Cynth-
yana, Ky, &. w. Nichols and family. JAS
Eph!in and wife, George A. Hukill, OF
Brook county, Jas. Emblem ana wife, A
e.. Harrell and Mrs. NJ. L. Mccain, OF Bel
laire, O., John Evans and wife, Rose Lip
pincotr and son, Mrs. j. Cots anu daugh-
Ter, Of Bellaire, o., T. Luikert, Miss Emma
Ritter, of Pleasant Valley, john Nichols
ADD wife, George a. Hervey and wife,
Charles Walters and family, OF Elm Grove,
Jesse Wells, wife and daughter. Miss
Belle and Laura Fox, Mrs: =. 4. Sufei
Misses Lucretia Wells and Ella Nichols
received the guests on behalf OF the host
and hostess.
The home of Mir Frank Smith, on the
Island. ON last Friday evening, vas the
scene of a joyous assemblage, The occasion
being birthday party, and an All Hot'
low ecu taffy pulling, given by Mr.. Frank
Smith, at the home OF his parents, IN honor
OF his eighteenth birthday. Appropriate
parlor games and pleasant social converse
was epioyed until eleven O'Clock, when Il
tempting collation. WAS served, and TO
which all did ample justice, after which
the taffy pulling, an essential feature OF all
Halloween parties, and the most interest
ing feature of the evenings programme
was then discussed. Some OF tee old-tllne
games were very much enjoyed, especially
amusing were the guesses as to the future
husbands and wives Of the young people
present. Among those present were
Messrs. James Gillespie, Henry TOmlinson,
Frank and Louis Smith, Charles Dick,
Louis Haller, Arthur Cunningham, Albert
Crouther, James Derry, Lee Hoffman, aud
Misses Maggie MCGEE, Emma Conrad,
Gaomi Whcatly, Maggie and Bessie
Swertzer. Laura Oberman, Jennie Deloe,
Minnie Winder, Mary Weitzell, Nellie
Conran.
Miss Flora Kraus gave taffy pulling
party at her home on Chapline street on
Friday evening. and all had most ENJOY
able time. Tue fair hostess knows how to
delightfully."- entertain.
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A very pretty Halloween party was that
given by Miss Blanche Scott, OF Four
teenth street. The guests all made merry
and pulled taffy to their hearts content.
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At the residence of Councilman Marsh,
on the Island, Wednesday night. quiet
wedding was solemnized, in which the CON
tracing parties were Mrs. John w. Sliffe
and Miss Mamie Bohen. Rev. Fullerton.
pastor OF the Thomson NJ. +. Churctl, ON
ciated.
Last night the newly organized Fort
nightly Club gave hop at the rooms of the
Wheeling Club in conjunction with the
Jolly Spinster Club, and most delightful
evening was passed. There was quite q
large attendance, ana a most inviting order
of dances was merrily discussed. The party
repaired to Ziegenielder's for lunch. 1t
was expected that these TWO social organi-
cations would officially amalgamate, but
This has been deferred pending further de-
liberation.
Charles Whalley entertained thirteen OF
his friends with stag party, at his home
on Virginia street, Friday evening, in honor
of the twenty first anniversary Of his birth:
During tue evening his father presented
him with a handsome gold watch, and his
gentlemen friends presented him with a
handsomely bound set OF Thacaaray' S
Works, in fifteen volumes. A feature OF the
evening was the oyster supper which was
served at midnight, and discussed very
pleasantly.
Miss Kate Norton entertained a number
of her friends very pleasantly at her nome
on Twenty-nintn street, last evening.
Dancing to the music OF Lufts band oocu-
MED the time, and refreshments were
served throughout the evening.
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