Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-12-13
WHEELING REGISTER, SUNDAY, DECEMBER l3, 1891.

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street. The evening was spent In dane
ing; also many beautiful songs were
sung oy Charles Shafer, John Amick,
and Charles Hobstetter, with the sweet
sound OF the guitar. Those present
were Misses Lille Kraft, Lizzie Conrad,
Lizzie Maurer, Gustie Riebe, Tillie
Peoler, Nellie Kline. Minnie Hofmeis-
ter, Emma Goethe, Sarah Holscraft,
Lena Meyer, Nellie Fette, Emma
Rievers, Lille Shafer, Louisa Kunkle,
and Messrs. Frank Miller, Will Kettler,
Henry Quicker, Fred Pebler, Fred
Quicker, Tom Holscraft, Henry Geise-
Ter, George thinner, Matthew Mack,
Harry Buswenger VIII Pebler, Will
Londerman and VIII Venneman. The
mnsic was furnished by the Weiner
Wurst band. Refreshments were served
at proper hour, after which dancing
was continued until an early hour In
the morning, after which the happy
crowd left wishing many returns of the
day to the hostess.
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Considerable comment hes been occa-
stoned by sermon recently delivered
by Rev. j. A. Fullerton, of the Thomson
Nj. Il. Church. In the course of his re-
marks he endeavored to map out for his
hearers such literature as he believed
they could read with profit. Unlike
many Methodist pastors, he did not con-
denim fiction to any considerable extent.
In giving list of books which met his
favor, he mentioned Dickens, Sir Wal
ter Scott, Thackeray, e. P. Roe, Helen
jackson. Howells, Dlsraeli, George Eliot
and Theodore Tilton. DR.. Fullerton Is
something of litterateur, and the
books OF fiction he mentioned as giving
him the most pleasure were David Cop
perfield," "Virginians," "He Fell in
Love With His Wife," "Aiam Bede,"
Helen Jackson's "Romona," Howells'
Lady of Aroostic," Tilton's Tempest
Tossed" and translation from the
German Of Wister, "The Banned and
Blessed" The Doctor was also much
impressed with Little Dorrit," 1.-THE
Newcomes" and "The Earth Trembled."
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On Wednesday evening a number of
friends of Misses Nellie and Sadie Lal-
lay rendered them surprise party at
their residence, on Market street.
About ten couples were present. Ali
spent an enjoyable evening, dancing and
playing and other games. Refreshments
were served.
Every one is looking forward with
pleasure to next Friday night, when the
B. NJ. and G. Club OF w. and J. College,
Washington, Pa, give their second
concert in Wheeling. Our society ladies
are especially interested In this event,
as they met the Young men when here
before. The boys will doubtless have a
full house and receive hearty welcome.
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There was very enjoyable social as
sembly, Suesday night, at the residence
of Robert McNichol, Martins Ferry.
he was surprised by large number of
friends, who took with them meats,
chicken pie, cake, and other good
things, which were spread and enjoyed
later on. Mr.. McNichol was presented
with Mechanics pin by his sister, a
Mechanic making the presentation
speech. A goodly portion of the time
was spent In dancing TO the music of
Tuttles orchestra, OF North Wheeling.
A large party of friends from Wheeling
attended. The surprise vase given in
honor of the twenty-fourth anniversary
Of the birth OF Mr.. McNlchol.
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A very pleasant afternoon and even
ing was spent Wednesday at the home
of Samuel Olson, in Benwood, at the
christening of their daughter, Olive
Philaman, and three others, Earl Miller,
Leonie Agnes Miller and Thomas ia
cob Miller. Supper was served for
twenty couples. Among the guests
were the following: Mr.. and Mrs. Farm
ar, Mr.. and Mrs. Golf, Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn
as, Miss Agnes Seabrlght, Miss Flor
ence Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin