Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-08-09
ESTIYAL JOYS.
Tg5 MONTH OF AUGUST OPENS BRIGHTLY
WrH SOCIAL EVENTS
Birthday Anniversaries q TIE Wwk-Ths Bril-
liant Tyler Reception at Monument Plaza
Other Social Events.


liant Tyler Reception at Monument Plaza
Olhsr Social Events.
We were in . hammock sitting,
Nestled lovingly together
Evening after evening nitung
Found Us thus in summer weather
hut this night an inspiration
or the moons infection led me,
Seeking Joys perpetuation,
To beseech tue maid 70 wed me.
Breathless was the hush that followed;
Deeper then felt the pressing
In the nest her head had followed;
And this speech her lips caressing
Rolled out Chilly as 'twere reason
With some lubricant did oil Il:
eCourtship's delicious season;
Why get married, dear, and spoil it,"
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A delightful surprise party was given
Monday night at the home OF Thomas j.
Irwin, at Martins Ferry, In honor OF
his son Zenas Irwin. The following
were present: Misses Julia Conoway,
Rose COnoway, Berth Wolf, Of West
Wheeling; Ida Harrison, Lou Perry,
Florence Riggs, Of Wheeling; Martha
Dench, Of Allegheny; Ella Schofeld,
Blanch Schofeld, Laura Burrell, Alice
Corners, Rebecca Irwin. Messrs.
George Davis, George Harris, Fred
Harris, James Green, Simpson Carrot,
George Moore, Chas. Williams, John
Hoar, Ed. Fltzlmmons, Mike Cute and
Wilson Purcell.
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At the Arion Hall Tuesday evening a
surprise party was rendered Il. +. Beh-
rens, Jr., IN honor Of his twenty-hrst
birthday. He was presented with an
elegant gold watch, gift from his
father, Mr.. Alfred Ulrich making the
presentation speech. A fine supper was
served, and with speeches and songs
and a general good social time the night
passed gaily and fast. There were
present Messrs William Kirbach, Z.
Bruhn. George Truschel, II. Hoffman,
r Schmeichel. George Wells, j. Emig,
II. Hess, James Reddle, A. +. Ulrich,
X. j. Huebel, George E6eling, Z. BOW
ers, F. Kllieves, Ed. Rietz, ii. Rem e.
J. c, Beck, Os. Schriever, Mr.. Dennis,
Oscar Burdats and II. Seabright.
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Mr.. William Stamm Tuesday cello
brated the seventy-sixth anniversary OF
his birth at his residence, four miles
out on the National road. In the even
ing party Of about thirty couples went
out to help Mr.. Stamm celebrate the
occasion. A fine supper was served.
During the evening Mr.. Stamm was
presented with handsome silk cravat,
from Paris for the occasion. Mr..
Frederick Carl Heinrich Schwertfeger,
on behalf Of the company, made the
presentation speech, which was happl-
IL responded to by Mr.. Stamm. de re-
ceived many congratulations.
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A pretty wedding occurred Tuesday
morning at nine o'clock In the North
End, the principals being Mr.. William
Bigler, Of Westerville, Ohio, and Miss
Kate S. Coppage. The affair took
place at the home Of the bride on North
Main street, and Rev. W. G. Rihel-
daffer, Of the North Street M. T..
church, performed the ceremony. A
lunch was served after the ceremony,
and then Mr.. and Mrs. Bigler took the
b. & o. train for Westerville, their
future home.
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ha5S 81 sos sbat SILLY sbcce esssani55ae
somewhat diverged during the summer
season, although portion Of the Club IS
still In Wheeling. There are several
away, however. Miss Mamie Grub,
Miss Holly Patterson, Miss Bessie Pat
terson, Miss Ella Howell, Miss Eta
Harper, and Thomas Sweeney are per-
petuating ahealthy bloom at Cape May,
Miss Lydia Good, Lawrence Wheat and
VIII McLain are enjoying life at Mt.
Lake Park, Miss Lizzie Mendel and
Miss Elsie Whitaker are having a JOY
Gus time at Ocean City, n. j., Miss
Florence Atkinson IS watching the
hours blossom at Magnetic Springs,
Ohio, Miss Todd Baird is at Washing
ton, Pa, Miss Gertie Fisher is watching
the breakers at Atlantic City, aud Miss
Laura Caldwell and George Atkinson
are sOjOuring at the State Capitol.
There is some talk Of reorganizing the
Club in the early fall.
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The home Of Miss Clara Schumacher,
at Moundsville, was the scene Of quite
pleasant gathering Of q number OF
her many friends recently. The time
was very enioyably spent at games,
music, etc. Refreshments were served
at q seasOnable hour. The Wheeling
guests departed on the 1O45 train, all
we'll pleased with the evenings enter
tainment. Those present were Nellie
Conrad, Title Mcconnell and Lizzie
Meyers, Of Wheeling; Carrie Dorsey,
Kate Moran, Mile Jackman, Clara
Schumacher, Mrs. Emma Weaver and
Mrs. Rupp, of MOundsville; VIII Miller,
Frank Miller, George Otto, George w.
stephen, Frank L Miller and George
Qnell, Of Wheeling; and John Murphy,
ol,aoundsville.
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About fourteen guests went to Elm
Grove on the seven o'clock motor Fri
day evening, the residence OF Mr..
Henry HOrnbrOOk being their destina-
tion. The occasion or the meeting was
I'm honor Of Miss May Hornbrook, who
left Yesterday for the mountainous in
terror Of West Virginia 70 spend the
rest OF the summer. A pleasant even
ing was spent, and the guests returned
home at two o'clock in the morning in
a large wagon,
Tomorrow evening the Four Hun
dred are booked for the Park. Arrange
ments have been made for terpsicho-
rean and Of. ing pleasures on an enjoy
able scale. and the early motors after
the evening meal will transport most