Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-03

NlttaiANs NNi0tit AtuL uUlu tue QuLltS OF
principal or near admircr Scarcely one
; OF the blossoms or buds belonging to the
social sphere but has az one time or another
! figured as one OF the magnates i'm a charity
= affair. ana has drawn TO its ueighOorhoOd a
score or SO or interested spectators, ac-
cording TO its POPULAR Y and efficiency, and
enticCd Us many dollars into the common
treasury. There is an immense amount Of
/, conscientious labor putinto an effort OF this
Kind, but as it has nearly always been
financial success, the work IN measure
becomes fascinating.
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Plans are formulating for an alumni as
ISOLATION of the Lindsly Institute The
: organization is expected to be affected in
June when all the graduates viii be noti
fed This will be of interest to large
number of people in this locality, as it is
probable that there are not far from eight
hundred graduates in this locality, some
five or six hundred of whom will probably
be present at the opening exercises
The session will probably last week
and will include field day, class day, ban
quet ana hop. Some large hall will prOba-
bly, be secured for the purposes of organi-
zatiOn and other literary exercises. This
will be a move in the right direction, and
one tended to keep alive the many tender
memories and pleasant associations that
cluster about the institution.
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Mr. John Coniff, conductor of electric
car b, and Miss Ella Milan were married
Tuesday morning AT 10 o'clock at the Ca
thedral, by Rev. Father McEllgOtt. Only
a few friends and relatives were present to
witness the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Co
niff will reside on South EOtf street.
Miss Jennie Neill entertained the Island
Whist Club Tuesday night at the residence
of her brother, Mr. James NELL, on South
Penn street
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Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Wells entertained
thirty couple at their new home on YER
mont street, Thursday evening, and very
pleasant time was spent by all present.
Mr. Louis Locke was rendered birthday
[ surprise party at his home i'm the eighth
ward, Thursday evening. A large number
of ais friends attended, and most enloya-
bic evening was spent
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The Alphas will give dance at the Park
on Thursday evening, May IA.
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Mr.. John Daken, an employee at the
Whitaker mill, and Miss Susan Babcock
will be married at the Cathedral next
week The attendants viii be Mr.. George
Koehler and Miss Mary Catharine
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Mr.. j. Frank Cloudy, formerly of this
city. ROW of Chicago was married recently
10 Miss Mamie Hudson. charming yOun-
lady of that place Mr.. Cloudy is employed
in the office of the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne
and Chicago road.
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A social gathering of the Glue Club"
and number of their friends was held at
the residence of W. l.. Miller, ON South
EoT street, Friday evening. The hours
We're ENJOYABLE spent at games and other
anusements. Refreshments We're served
at N O'Clock. OF which all partook freely.
Those present were Title Mcconnell, Mel
lie Conrad, Laurene Heuneman, Rache.
Henry and Laura Oberman, OF this Guy,
and Kate Hardy. Carrie Dorsey and Clara
Schumacher. of MoundSvllle The gentle
men present were George OTTO, George
Queu, VIII Miller Frank Miller, Rudey
Schott Harry Bacher, Frank l.. Miller,
Harry McCune aud George Stephans, all
- of this city.
The ladies of p Pleasant Valley and beyond
have organized bowling club. Next
Tuesday evening IF the weather is prop
tious. will be the initial meet, aud Wheel
ing Park the place Some of the ladies
enrolled AS members are adopts ia shooting
the alley, and think nothing Of making
strikes and spares consecuuvely
The members of the Aztec Club hand
somely entertained their lady friends ~
the home of Mr. Clark Stamm. Thursday
evening. The evening was passed ia
dancing. which was very much enjoyed by
all Refreshments we're served 40 rca-
s0nablc hour The ladies present We're
Misses Lizzie Bachman, Nellie Stocter
Lille Carroll Kate Morgan, May Morgan.
Lizzie FoOse. Matte Wvnham. Ora Smith
and Belle Stamr The gentlemen were
Messrs Frank burst. W Bye Il. Schot,,
G. Samm. g. Levy. Larry Howard, John
Stamm. j Byrue and Clark Stamm
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The Misses Saurer. gave an enjoyable
party al their home az Deep Run, Ohio, on
Friday evening Those present were the
Misses Bird Perry. Serena Perry, Minnie
Cockron. Minnie SchOcklcv, Lizzie Is.
Sauar. Lizzie Kuckuc6, Lizzie Strineer,
Lizzie NJ. Sauer. Anna Stringer, Anna
Sauer, Madge Diem, Mamie Diem, Anna
Stiles. Kate Sauer, Lizzie AIKEN, Hila shy
der Ida TiltOn, and Mrs. Pape, Mrs; GlI,
Mrs Sauer, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gibbons,
and Mr. Edward Roll, John Risdon,
Charles Kuckuck, John Perry, Hal Perry,
! John AIKEN, VIII KOerner, William Strln
ger Robert Davis, Theodore Koerner,
Harry TiltOn, Bub Diem. Bill Micker, Al
bert Mic1er, August Kuckuck and Robert
Sterling. Music was furnished by Schock-
ley's Orchestra.
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Mrs. Chiles NJ. Terrell, nee Miss Kate
White. now of Richmond is already taking
an active part in the social affairs of thar
picturesque and aristocratic town. A few
evenings recently she ohicated as one OF
the chaperones at notable German, a.
which many prominent young society PEG
pie were present
Attention, Ladies.
Louis Handel would be pleased 10 see
Won NJ his Floral ParlOrS. No. &c