Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-09-06

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GOOD beside her in the surf,
Beneath the moonlit skies;
SAe met my eager guestlonlng
With timid, downcast eyes.
Saw darling, shall this hand De nine
nv own for ave and aver
Mere those salt teardrops IN her eyes,
or but the paltry spray.
Then suddenly she turned on me
An anguished lock OF woe, .
And wildly shreked, lob, take my mana!
Acrsb has got my s0e'
One Of the pleasantest musicales OF
the season was given on Thursday even /
t1, AZ the residence Of Mrs. @. Brues,
on the Island, by the ladies OF st. Lukes
chapel The original intention was 70
have held fete on Mrs. Berger's lawn
but owing to the inclemency OF the
weather, the tactics OF Intervening were
changed. The lawn had been hand
somely illuminated for the occasion, and
looked very inviting. However, the guests
when comfortably seated indoors enjoyed
the rich musical programme TO the
fullest extent. The sweet gems from
the Crescent Banjo, Mandolin and Gull
tar Climb were conspicuous features.
Mrs. Nellie Sweeney Palmer drew forth
warm plaudits by her fine vocal kren-
ditions. while Miss Annie Lang, both on
Dispo and harp, aroused much pleasing
comment. Others who contributed ma
terially to the pleasure OF the evening
were Miss Helen Mccoy, Mr.. VIM. ID.
Mccoy, Miss Mary Bankard, Mr.. VIII
Sweeny, Mrs. Sara Sweeny, Misses
Storer and Alger.
Miss Annie Friedel entertained anum-
her of her young friends at her home on
Maryland street, Island, last Tuesday
evening, in honor OF the hfteenth an
niversary Of her birth. A most enjoy
able evening was spentin games, music
and the other customary social olVer-
sions. An elegant repast was discussed
al eleven o'clock, and the merry assem-
blage dispersed at a seasonable hour,
the guests expressing to their charming
hostess their best wishes for many
happy returns.
Mics Pass,o- VJrstS7 ar iltlhr94sSs the
ing by entertaining her friends at her
home on the Island for few honrS.
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The Weinerwurst band gathered at
the residence Of Miss Rose Clarity, on
South Chapline street Tuesday night,
and rendered some delightful music, In
honor of Miss Lizzie Farrell, Of Mount
Savage, Md, who Is visiting Miss Gar
rity.
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A pleasant party was gathered at the
residence of the Misses Carroll on the
South Side Tuesday night. Music and
games were INDUCED in TO late hour.
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Miss Katie Miller was rendered
most enjoyable surprise party Monday
night az her home on North Main street.
in honor Of the anniversary Of her
birth. Quite a number of her friends
called, and a delightful evening was
spent in dancing, music, and the usual
social amuSements. A feature OF the
evening was the splendid collation.,
which was discussed az midnight.
A notable wedding occurred at Fair
view, Ohio, Wednesday afternoon, in
which the contracting parties were Mr..
Fred. s. Welch, OF this city, and Miss
Hattie T. Saltsgaver. The ceremony
was performed at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. ID.
Saltsgaver, in the presence OF the init
mate friends and relatives OF the happy
pair. After the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. WEIGH received the congratuls-
tlOns of their friends, and all sat down
10 q sumptuous wedding supper, which
was pleasantly discussed. They took
the eight o'clock train on the B. & D.
for Wheeling, and left the next morn
Ing on the steamer Bachelor for we'd
ding tour. They will return to this
city on the 18th, after which they will
be at home TO their friends az No. 209S
Main street.
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At the home Of the brides parents,
on Ninth street, was solemnized We'd
nesday afternoon at two o'clock, very
pretty wedding in which the contract
ing parties were Miss Lizzie 0berdick
ana Mr.. Fred Cook, the popular Bridge
port grocer. Mr.. and Mrs. Cook left on
a brief wedding tour. On their return
they will reside In Bridgeport. They |
were remembered by their friends with |
quite large number Of handsome and |
useful presents.
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Miss Kate Lavelle was rendered a |
most agreeable surprise box party at |
her home on Thirty-seventh street, |
Wednesday evening. About fifteen |
couples Of her friends were present, and |
spent a most enjoyable evening in the |
usual social amusements, music and /
games. AT midaight an appetizing re-
past was discussed.
j. Archibald Bla,lI, highly entertained
few Of his friends at his home on
Virginia street, Island, on Monday even
ing last. Dancing vas INDUCED In as
well as other amusenents which were
kept up until midnight, when the merry
crowd psrtook Of light refreshments and 7
then dancing was once more resumed
and kept up to the cary hour OF morn
when sll took their departure, wishing
the host many happy dayi to come.
Miss Bessie Winston pleasantly en-
tertained q number OF her friends at
her home on the Island OF Thursday
evening, for 8 few hoursA Refresh
we're served at II o'clock, andthe guests
then left to attend dance given on the
occasion.
A delightful party was given by Miss
Minnie Scheil, on North Markets. street,
Friday evening. About thirty ef her
little friends were present A delight
full repsst was served about 10 O'Clock.
Music games and dancing were the or