Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-07-19

1t IS Curious "noe Az
there, is in tastes. To some 1no
seashore is dull, where, during un-
pleasant weather, there Is no Uo
cnpation out of doors, and when nlgns
settles down they would as soen De
away as not. To others it is the INDOOR
life. the good meals, the comforts, .ne
music and the social intercourse tnat Is
ali In ali. and there are plenty OF women
at Atlantic City, like other places VINO
sleep most of the day and look 10 tue
evening almost alone for their pleasure
Rnt whatever their taste, there is plen-
~ ~ occupation and a diversity OF
amnsemept for all at Atlantic City. one
Of the great amusements Is the nsu,e
and scenic railway on the oeacn, "nlCn
is a decided novelty in its way ana Is
growing in popularity as IL becomes
more widely known. None shoaio miss
this odd and attractive feature OF AT
lantic City life.
Mr.. Henry Bremen, Of Nineteenth
street. celebrated his thirty-secono
birthday on Sunday last. There were
about ten couples present ana all
DaSSeQ n ulOSt CAJOJN
Choice refreshments were served.
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A party OF Bridgeporters, aoou1
twenty In number, held jolly private
nicnic at Ridgeway's Grove Thursday
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Friday night Mr. John IL. Ebert, OF
the North End, entertained a NUMBER
of his friends in honor OF his thirty
third birthday. A large party OF about
sixty was present and happy evening
was spent at dancing to the music OF
the North End Literary and Atnletic
Association band. Refreshments were
served during the evening ana tne
guests did not part until the smal
hours of the morning.
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The Misses Rapp gave progressive
euchre party at the "Riverview, in Par.
kersburg, last Friday night, in honor OF
their visitors, Mrs. Andy He0ranK ana
Miss Merge. of Wheeling. There were
about forty guests present. Ben Schuier,
Of Wheeling, captured the hrst prize
Eddie Byrd captured the consolation
prize. Refreshments were served ana
a pleasant time was had Dy dli'
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The Kindergarten Club was delight
fully entertained one evening last week
Dy the Misses Nellie and Jessie Turner,
II the home of their grandfather, DR..
Bates, on Twelfth street. Dancing was
,he diversion of the evening, which was
with excellent music. 1t
was prettily rounded out affair, and
,he charming hostesses neatly acquitted
themselves.
A ioyous festival and one that was
yery successful in all its details, was
yiyen at Elm Grove last Tuesday even
nC. The affair was under the auspices
IF Miss Mary Phinney, Miss Louisa Be-
Hilton. and the Misses Stifel, and was
'or the benefit OF the Beech Glen Sun
day School. There were quite large |
number of persons present, and very |
many attractive hours were passed.
Several saleS-tables were on the brill
iantly-lighted grounds, and the festival
letted for the society goodly sum.
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Quite a picturesque and happy party |
assembled around the supper table at
he Wayside Inn at Maultown, Friday |
evening, and partook to their hearts
content of chickens and waffles. The |
,uests were sixteen fascinating young |
aides. chaparoned by Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
list. Jr., andDr. and Mrs. A. L. Hus- |
ed. They were merry party as they !
ped along in the big four horse picnic |
Fagon. and many beau regretted that
le was not in it as he wistfully eyed the
,eyy of beauties. The party returned
o the city last night about half-past
,ep and the members were entertained
It the residence of Mr.. Oh. Rhodes, on
,he Island, by Miss Eta Laughlin.
A bout thirty altogether were present,
and they danced until after midnight,
when refreshments were served and the
guests departed.
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Mr.. O. Q. Owens and Miss Sallie
Leachman, of Clarksburg, were married
In Buckhannon on Sunday last. They
arrived home in Clarksburg on the early
train Monday morning and proceeded
at once to their new home, where a
most tempting and dainty breakfast had
been prepared by Mr.. Owens sister. In
the evening the Knights OF Pythias, OF
which organization Mr.. Owens is lead
ing official, turned out accompanied by
toe Clarksburg band and gave the happy
couple a stirring serenade.
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The popular red parsol, effective
dressy and bright as II Is, has decided
drawback. While it gives most be-
coming tint TO the checks, it adds the
same rosy tint to the nose, which is not
at all desirable.
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A private party was rendered at the
home Of Mrs. James liner on Thursday
evening. The guests spent the evening
in dancing. Those present were Mrs.
Mollie May and Mr.. James Bishop OF
Steubenville Mrs. Minnie Dunlap Law
renee Meehen Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan
Bennett Mrs. Geo. Wilhelm Nora Dun
lap Charley Thurlo Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Bennett Miss Eliza Moran Johnny
Mann. Refreshments were served at
reasonable hour.
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J. Henry Rosenberg entertained a
number of his friends Friday evening
at his home on Twenty-third street.
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The Dorcas Society Of the Third
Presbyterian Church gave lawn fete
Friday night at Mrs. Rebecca Wheat's,
on South Chapline street. A pleasant
evening was spent by all.
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A surprise party was given on Miss
Title Lewedag Thursday night at her
home on the South Side, the occasion
being the anniversary Of her birth.
Parlor games and other social pastimes