Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-15

prize. MIS-. Il. II. LAnRe look the SecOnu
ladies' prize. Mr.. j. +. McCourtney won
the first gentlemen's prize and Mr.. Julius
Pollock the second. A week from to-mor-
row MIR. and Mrs. julius Pollock will en-
terrain the club.
IS
Mr. Lewis Smith and Miss Jennie Cowl
were quietly united in marriage at the
parsonage Of the Thomson NJ. E. Church,
on the Island, Wednesday evening, Rev. j.
A. Fullerton officiating. After the cere-
mony they were driven to the residence OF
the brides parents, where brief reception
was held. Later they were serenaded by
Smith have taken rooms on South Wabash
street.
So
John Coleman, the South Side druggist,
celebrated his twenty-seventh birthday, at
his home, Tuesday evening. A number OF
his friends called and very enjoyable
evening was spent.
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A social organization of juvenile Hebrew
boys aud girls has been formed. The
organization will be known as the Pro-
gressive Club, and meetings will be held
every Sunday evening at the homes of the
different members. The following young
folks are members: Misses Pearl Stein,
Rose Kraus, Florence Rice, Cora Emshei-
mer, Nellie Cross, Ida Rice, and Messrs.
Edward NJ. Rice, Leonard G.. Heyman,
Samuel Brilles, Charles Kraus. Samuel
Rosenstein, Eugene Baer. Mat Goldbaum,
and others.
Mr. and Mrs B. NJ. List, Of North
Front street, have sent out invitations
for the marriage of their daughter, Miss
Bertha, TO Edward Martin Cotton, on
Thursday, the 18th inst, at the Fourth
Street NJ. Z. Church, at 2:30 in the after
noon.
Miss Annie Miller rendered number Of
her friends a very pleasant party, at her
home on South Jacob street Monday
evening. and "taify pulling was one OF
the chief diversions Of the evening, ana
dancing aud games were INDUCED IN at
the usual hour; splendid supper was
served, and discussed.
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The Chi Delta Kappa gave its second
hop at the AriOn Monday night and 1t was
well attended. Everything passed oil
pleas ntly, and most enjoyable evening
was spent by all Killmeyer furnished the
music, and refreshments were discussed at
intervals The committee in charge was
composed OF Neil McFadden, Will Lane,
Ed. Was, Il. j. Huebel and Harry Ritter
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Vogler entertained a
number Of their friends at their home on
South Main street, Thursday evening
Guthart furnished the music for dancing.
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Mrs. Seymour Dunlevy, of Bridgeport,
gave a delightful family dinner party Wed
nesday evening. An excellent repast was
discussed about o'clock after which the
evening was spent in a social way.
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1t is generally some popular actress who
sets the fashion for a new style OF hair.
I Mrs. Langtry is said TO have introduced
| the Grecian. One expects 10 hear that
| ''pig.talls" are coming into fashion, as Mile
| Francesca Zaniretta, 1T LONDON, wears
/ one in "L'Enfant Prologue" One low
/ stvle of dressing is for evening wear
| Some other heads show the newest fashionS
/ for day wear. One IS q modification OF the
/ Grecian knot, the other is the pyramid
! coil For dreSSy occasions some cclOreQ
ribbon interviewer with the hair looks very
/ pretty. IL is a great secret OF a successful
/ and attractive head dress that the wearer
/ knows and thoroughly understands the
/ formation Of her features and can see the
relation which they will bear TO any couture
/ sac NAV select. A mead dress which Will
/ DE beautiful on one woman will be fright
| full on another. Aud couture which Will
seem TO fit the full face perfectly and
show OFF, 10 good purpose will be mlsera-
ably absurd and ridiculous when seen with
/ the wearer's profile in view.
United States Census statistics, which
will soon be published, show that there are
about four million red,headed people in the
United States This vast army does not
include in IT'S ranks people whose hair IS OF
a reddish tint, or even auburn or golden
haired people. IL simply includes those
who have the undeniable right to get mad
when some UEsympathetic boy taunts them
il public on the terra-cotta tint OF their top
knots.
Messrs. Robert Kerr and Charles Hoyle
and Misses Jessie Williamson, BERTHE
Blackford, Ella Campbell and Bessie Blair,
OF Martins Ferry, went out 10 Coieraiu
/ Thursday night TO attend "Demorest Sill
yer Medal" contest. The quartet COM
posed of Messrs. Kerr aud HOyle and
Misses Campbell and Williamson fur
nished the music for the occasion. They
reDort having splendid time and plenty
/ TO eat. They were served with supper 0t
| the Wayside Iun Oy the ladies IN charge Of
/ the contest.
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The Misses Jessie, Beta aud Clara
/ Sheets, or Martins Ferry, entertained
their friends last night In ieasant man
ner at their houe on Zane street. About
fifteen couples were present and spent
very pleasant evening.
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The residence OF MIR and Mrs. Rauch, in
the East end, was serenaded last Friday
night by the Wheeling Cornet Band, in
honor of their guests. Mrs. Bard and
daughters, Carrie May, daughters and
granddaughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Rauch.
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Mrs. Charles Taylor gave very enioya
bic observation party at her home, on -Four
teenth street, in honor of her cousin, Miss
Celia Il. Kelly, who is visiting her from
Baltimore. Miss Hattie Pace took the
first prize, and Mr.. Morgan Berger carried
of the BOBBY prize.
The ingenious authorities Of Wesleyan
] University recently hit upon novel plan
for regulating the social calls of the young
ladies of that institution. With Infinite
tact they have tabUlated a series OF rules,
forming the sum and subs .ance OF court
ship license
MpoLE1owN, Conn, 1891.
SiCnSture Of calier........... .-......
Residence ...--..... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
: Evening desired ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
hour ..--.----.. 49,. - -, -
Gentlemen are requested TO pear IN
.uind the following facts:
l. The ladies do not receive later than
10 o'clock.