Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-08-02

Never. Mr.. and Mrs. John Mllllgan,
" and Mrs. Fred Neininger. Mr.. and
Ms RI Gilbert. Mr.. VIM. Prince, Mr..
"a Mrs Henrt Burke, Mr.. and Mrs.
a IT, Floto. George, Frank and Ada
FIoto Miss Carrie Bresock, Miss Sophia
Hahn. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Garrett, MI
and Mrs. Jas. Tarbet, Miss Rose Alng'
Miss Anna Elbert, Mr.. and Mrs. kode-
haver.
The Kindergsrten Tennis Club took
Dossassion of thu bowling alleys at the
Park. one evening last week, ana spent
= most enioyabls evening In that pleas
ant and healthiil pastime.
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The Daughters Of Liberty gave tnelr
annual social ebsertainment at U: a. Il.
Hall. on Thursday evening, ana IL was
a comnIete success. An excursion came
J : from Steubenville which swelled
tSo crowd so th,t the hall was taxed to
~, re- Utmost capa.Ity to accommodate all
It's us .to"ded Trhe address of the even
Inc vas DELIVERED by Rev. DR.. j. A. Full
lerton, of the Thomson NJ =. G TnuIcn'
upon the theme Oli"n, $500 a,
Her Work and Her Future opnere IL
Our Republic"
Tho Enworth League, Of Moundsville,
ona bicblv movable lawn fete at
s sSo ,os;dence ofRev. Grimes last Thurs
S Sn9 evaning lnumber Of people from
this city ATTENDED.
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Miss Mamie Irit entertained a num-
her of her frields very pleasantly on
Tbrrday eyenin;, at her home In Man
chester Refreshments and games con-
t-ibnted towarc the enjoyment OF the
occasion.
The Island lawn Tennis CLUB was
entertained FRAY night by its Presl-
dent. Mr.. C. Z. Coen, at his nome on
Sonth Penn street. Prof. Charles XIII.
mver was on ha d, and to the strains OF
nisno mnsic uner his skillful manipu-
lation the hourspassed most pleasantly
It'll I'll lao. wba an intermission was
t cIVon for reff shments. A tempting
S~ was seryd. and the young folks
did full justice the spread. DahcIng
was then reSulpd, ana contlnueu unVii
an early hour
A new bowliD cluo mas Oeen lorlneu'
1ior 9onng os6lemen of the South
Sid FoIIowiE are the names Of the
,,ennbors. Hary MUM, John Stewart,
W 1 CIaarv Wl Gaus, VIII Miller,
Archie Campbei Harry Menkemiller,
Coo Reimschnea er, Ed. Moulter, Chas.
Drieborst. Bert runaway, George Kra-
NOR and GeorQ Neihart. The organ
izotion will he kown as the Zeta Phi
RowIing Climb. Seibert's alleys have
been engaged fl every second Thurs
day evening.
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Mrs. C. R. Beler, wife of the genial
proprietor of te Hotel Behler, cele-
brated the fifth anniversary Of her
birth in a mos pleasant manner last
Thursday eveng. She received the
congratulations the family and rela-
tives and quite number Of friends who
called during ne evening. She was
also remember with number OF
handsome presets. A splendid supper
was served in evening, and 1t was
discussed very)leasantly. A musical
entertainment the parlors contrib
uted toward mang the occasion most
enjoyable one.
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Senator aaa Spilman, will leave
Parkersburg lday in the Senator'S
private car 'Ruley," for White Sui
phur.
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Miss Mary FL, of this city, who has
been visiting tends in Parkersburg,
was entertainedy the Moss Rose Club,
at Blennerhass Island, last Friday.
The party consiled Of fifty-six persons.
Among the CUES from a distance were
Mrs. Hermann Rstiburg, of Cincinnati;
Miss Tillie SieF of New York; Miss
Agnes Merg, OF incinnati; Mrs. Andy
Hebrand and lr. Ben Schiller, of
Wheeling.
$50
AT Martins hey Wednesday even
ing the famous Nsleyan College Insti-
tute, consisting If VIII Winters, of
Martins Ferry; fheny Bell, VIM. Har-
ris and Frank Mc.ay, was delightfully."-
entertained by Ms Bess Brady at her
home on North Eth street. The quar-
tette sang several its best selections
which were intersersed with excellent
vocal and instrumental music, elegant
refreshments and good time. Those
present were Mises Bessie Griffith,
Jessie Sheets, Beta Sheets, Carrie Bea-
zle, Rose Bau, Lu Dawson, Messrs.
John w. Crooks, Jnes Rodgers, George
Chessell, Ernest Smith, James Ralston,
Ed Exley, Samuel Iogue and Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Griffith ad Mr.. and Mrs. B.
f. Brady.
Last Friday evening Miss Ella Scho-
field entertained number of her
friends at the homeof her father, Prof.
]. w. Schofeld, on Walnut street, Mar
tins Ferry. The affair was compli-
mentary to her visitr, Miss Grace Ora
haut, Of Greensburg Pa.
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Quite nice wedding took place in
Burton Thursday Lag, at the home of
the brides father, NJ James Shea, The
high contracting nrties being Mr..
Edward Murphy, . popular engineer,
of the Baltimore andOhio rail road and
Miss. Nellie Shea. Rev. Father Nc
Grath of Fairmont officated. Patrick
Duffy and Miss JulisBurk were the re-
spective attendants 9 grooms-man and
bridesmaid. The ce-emony was wit
messed by a host OF ffends, of both the
contracting parties aid their respective
families. After the conclusion of the
ceremony and the warm congratula-
tions of all, bouniful dinner was
enjoyed by those present and amid a
shower Of good wishe: the newly united
couple took the FIVE ohlcck train for
tour of the East to beabsent sometime.