Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-08-30

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The Wenerwurst Band gave . party
at the residence Of the Misses Berry
Tuesday night. A most enjoyable time
was snent bv all. The band was also
nresent at the party given at tne resi-
dence of the Misses Smith, on Sonth
Eoff street, last night.
Miss Amy Chapman, OF Moundsville,
gave a pleasant party at her nome,
Third ward, Monday evening, IN honor
Of her friends, Miss Garden, OF Wheel
ing, aud Miss Clara Chapman, OF oteu-
benville, O., who are visiting her.
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A pleasant party was given In Fulton,
Wednesday night, in honor OF the seven
teenth birthday OF Miss Emma Gehrin-
GER. About twenty-five couples were
present and spent an enjoyable time In
| dancing and other amusements.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Mason, In East
Wheeling, celebrated the tenth anniyer-
sary of their wedding pleasantly Wed
nesday night. A number OF friends
were present, and Mr.. and Mrs. Mason
received many handsome presents.
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An enjoyable party was given AZ tne
home of Miss Eva Garrett, on Eleventh
street, Wednesday night. About tWen-
ty couples were present, and all passed
a delightful evening.
So
Miss Cloyd Anthony entertained a
number of friends Thursday evening,
at Martins Ferry, at her home on Ninth
street. A number of pleasing games
were INDUCED In.
Mr.. Patrick Reilly apd Miss Jane
Kelly were married 81 st. Joseph's
Cathedral last Tuesday, Rev. Collins
officiating. After lthe ceremony the
happy party wereGriven to the resi-
dence of the brideN uncle, Mr.. John
Coffee. of the South Side, where
sumptuous feast awaited them. Quite
a number of handsome and useful pres
ents were received.
So
A novel social contest was INDUCED
In bv DIR. Edwards and Harry Mcclure
Just prior TO their departure from Mng-
wood. They suddenly conceived the
idea of seeing who could start series
of conversational tales and attract tne
largest throng Of listeners. AS the
readers will we'll remember. both con-
testants are somewhat voluble when In
congenlal mood. Harry won, draw
ing a crowd OF 321 persons, defeating
his opponent by score or more.
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A surprise party was rendered Miss
Mary Foose, on South Eoff street, on
Thursday evening. Those present
were Miss Louisa Burtymyer. Maggie
Dittman, Gussie Bruno, Sue Bachwan,
Emma Conrad, Eda Conrad, Mary
Foose, Phil. Schrambra, Bert Otto,
Homer Grey, Eddie MUM, Herman
friedrich.
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There will be lively prominent so
,, cial event In Hebrew circles on Septem-
Der 7. being the marriage Of Mr.. David
Spritz and Miss Carrie Rauch.
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Messrs. Joe and Edward Dailer, Jacot
Del and John Long entertained about
forty of their friends Thursday night al
pthe North End Club rooms. Dancing
was INDUCED In to the strains OF John
Bachman's orchestra.
So
Miss Louisa Flading pleasantly enter
tanned a number of her friends InySti
sue. DancIng ana caros were the fea
lures of the affair, and refreshments
were served at reasonable hour.
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A pleasant surprise party was given
Miss Mollie Terrell at her home on In.
diana street Thursday evening. A pleas.
ant evening was spent In social pas.
times by all present. About eight
couples were present.
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Mrs. Thomas Walton, with her ac-
complished daughter, Miss Lee Walton,
are now comfortably quartered In beau
tiful apartments in Vienna They had
most delightful voyage across the
deep, and are now prepared to imbibe
the glories OF the old world.
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Miss Margaret Howell entertained a
number of her friends Wednesday night
at her home in Kirkwood. A pleasant
evening was spent in social pastimes,
and refreshments were served at a
proper hour. About ten couples were
present.
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The lawn fete given by the ladies of
the Kirkwood NJ. E. Church last night
was literally attended, and all the de-
tails of the programme were success
fully carried out. The grounds were
handsomely illuminated, and choice re-
freshments were served.
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Mrs. Fritz, of Seventeenth street, en-
tertained the boys at the Atlantic En-
CINE House with fine oyster supper
last night.
There will be music at the Wheeling
Club tomorrow evening, and a delight
full terpsichorean session is anticipated
by the members.
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Wednesday evening, at eight p'clock,
Mr.. Rose Starkey and miss Blanche
Frank, were united in mhrrjxge It the
residence OF Rev. Hass. Pie attend
ants where Miss Lydia Starkey and
Chas. Album. After the6dFemony, Mr..
and Mrs. Starkey left on Wedding trip
to embrace Allenports/ and other Esstern
cities.
THE best cakes made from usins En-
terprise Baking Powder.