Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-09-06
wHEEIING REGISTER, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1891.

We've Arnold, or Arnold, w. Va, MISS
Lillian Brown, of Clarksburg, and Miss
Jackson of San Diego, Cal. The maid OF
honor was Miss Genevieve Borgess..
After the ceremony the charming
hostess of the bride, assisted by the
bridal party and Mrs. j. d. Wilson, OF
Larado, Texas, formed In line to receive
the hosts of friends who came to tender
best wishes to the newly married pair.
Many congratulatory notes and teie.
grams were received from friends full OF
we'll wishes for the future Of the bridal
couple. Mr.. w. c. Conner, Mayor OF
Texas, telegraphed to the happy groom:
accept my congratulation and best
wishes. May your life in the future be
as bright and promising as you success
has been in the past" The bride and
groom left on the $50 express for an ex-
tended trip in the North and East.
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The ladies of the United Presbyterian
Church will give lawn fete at the resi-
dence of Cecil A. Robinson, on the
Island, on next Tuesday evening, for
the benefit of the Wheeling Hospital.
Supper will be served ct $50 o'clock,
and during the evening a choice musi-
cal programme will be rendered.
Miss Eta Fallourt, OF the Island, ten
dered her friends very pleasant party
last Thursday evening in honor OF her
cousin, Miss Maggie Davis, OF Massllon'
Ohio. Progressive uchre occupied the
time of the evening The contests were
warm and exciting. Miss Sadie McClel-
len and Al. Beardslty captured the first
prizes, while Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. fal-
loure carried off TIT consultations.
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A select surprise party was rendered
Miss Emma Goetze,of South Eotf street.
Thursday evening. Dancing and other
games were the amusements OF the
evening. Those resent were Misses
| Tillie Pebler, Lizzie Maurer, Nellie
Kline, Augusta Iiebe, Lizzie Kraft,
Lizzie Conrad, Emma Goethe, Messrs.
Frank Miller, w. Snderman. viii Kett-
Ter, VIII Hamiltq, Erwin Smith, OF
Wheeling, and Ed,Simpson and George
LAWYER, OF Moundville. Refreshments
were served at sasonable hour, after
which dancing WIS conIinuou uhs' or
early hour. All present had goou
time.
There will be a hwn fete given on the
lawn of Mrs. Marlh BayleSs, on South
| Mccullough stree, by the Epwortn
League of Wesley M. Il. church, Oh
Tuesday evening.
A handsome reception OF the week
was that accordedoy the Misses Maggie
and Kate Claylane on Thursday even
ing. to a number Of their friends at
their home in KiKwood. There were
about twenty-five couples present,
dancing being thechief feature OF the
evening. Music vas furnished by XIII
myer, and all participated in the fes-
tivities with joyfl earnestness. Choice
refreshments reeled the guests at the
seasonable interDssion. Among those
present from on of town were Miss
BoVQs. of Clevelnd; Miss Leland, oil
GAINESVILLE: Miss Maggie Woodruff, OF
Little Rock, Ark; Miss Flo Morgan, OF
Wheeling, and Mssrs. Charles Wheeler,
Dave Tappan, Nae WEIGH, Tom VOL
vlngton and TOT Miller, OF wheeling
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The Country nd the hindergarten
Tennis Clubs haarranged three days
tournament at th grounds OF Hon. VIM
p Hubbard, GU the National road.
Owing to the WI ched weather VINCE
has prevailed he tournamen' wa
obliged to be postponed uut'' 'n'' "o0N
- w.
q Misses Armies and Kate Kuhn, Of
Bridgeport, will give dancing part!
next Thursday eening In honor OF theil
guest, Miss Woodruff, OF Little Rock
Arkansas.