Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-08-16

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fail to be oppressive, but since one can
not make the weather, In which to see
ones friends, and these must be seen at
times, no matter where the thermome-
ter stands, it is advisable to do it in the
most comfortable way all round. The
daintiest way of entertaining ladies is
with open air or al fresco lnncheons that
give the hostess unlimited possibilities
for pretty effects In linen, china and
decorations which her guests never fail
to appreciate and admire, for women
see what easily escapes the notice of the
men.
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A very enjoyable society event Of the
week was the reception at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Morgan, on North
Main street, last Thursday evening.
The affair was given by their daughter,
Miss Flora, complimentary to her charm
ing guests Miss Harriet Weikart and
Miss Nellie Shearer, of Alliance, Ohio.
Dancing formed the principal diversion
of the evening. At midnight the guests
were invited to the diningroom where
a tempting collation. awaited them, and
it was DISCUSSED amid much merriment.
Among those present from distance
were Mis- Bessis Brady, of Martins
Ferry; Misses Harrie Weikart and Mel
lie Shea.er, of Alliance; Miss Arm
strong, OF Cincinnati; Aug. Drosty and
A. Schumacher, of Brooklyn, N. Y;
James Hlkill and Ernst Smith, Of Mar
tins Ferry, and Geo. Tappan, Of Find
lay, o.
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The outing given at the Park on Mon
day evening, by some Of the leaders OF
the uppe. ten, was delightful affair.
The evening was warm to be sure, in
| fact the hottest of the week, a circum-
stance which in measure abbreviated
the ightfantastic somewhat, but the
Park wa there just the same. What
the guess lacked in dancing they made
up in pDmenading and general socia-
bility, MT to speak of refreshments.
Exceller music was provided, and the
hours throughout were replete with
merry dings.
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The ombination of chickens and
waffles vas again enjoyed at Maultown
on FridS evening by select driving
party. There is another on the tapis
for to-mrrow night, the party being OF
consider bly larger proportion. Maui
town SENS to be safely established as
as favred destination, and the enter
TANNER there is highly spoken OF by
all offend.
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Ther{was music at the Wheeling
Club o. Friday evening, and quite
numbenvailed themselves Of the OPP
portunF to indulge in the poetry of
motion! Those present passed delight
full eveng.
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Mise Ann and Elizabeth Cummins,
now trseling in Europe, through Mrs.
Rebecc Harding Davis were recently
INTRODUCED to the distinguished TRACE
dian, hry Irving, of London; also to
Miss Zen Terry, by both Of whom the
party vs. handsomely entertained.
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The Scial affair at the Altenheim on
Fridayas originally outlined for gar
den fet but owing to rain resolved itself
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that vi long be remembered. The
lady Inagers who had the affair in
chargeracefully acquitted themselves,
and Il many guests with all the at
tractiS provided, rounded out most
delighnl evening.
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The was social party given by
Harryrbenz one day last week which
provetery entertaining. Among those
preserwere Herman Kreutzer, Henry
Kalbier, Chas. Helmbright, Henry
Pfaffeach, Herman Heddrich, Charles
Smith1ouis Helmbright, VIM. FRANKIE,
Harry Arbenz, Sophia Wurzbacher,
Katie 1elmbright, Lille Pfaffenbnch,
Katieteyer, Rickie Meyer, Lille Ar
benz, puisa Meyer, Augusta Arbenz,
NettiGeyer.