Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-03-01

Williams, J. Moore w. Moore, C. Lash,
E. Exley, E. Reed, G. Springer, J. Dea-
bout.
A pleasant musical party was given at
the residence of Mr.. Clyde Humrichouse,
a young musical genius, on Jacob street,
/ " ednesday evening. Games also occu-
pied the attention of the party, and re-
! freshments were served. At reasonable
hour all went away happy with the hope
that Mr.. Humrichouse would give another
entertainment soon.
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Mr.. August Carl and Miss Tillie Hage-
dorm were married Wednesday evening at
the home of the bride Rev. Mr. Haas
conducted the ceremony that made the
happy couple one. Numerous handsome
presents were received by them. A wed
| ding supper was served at an appropriate
| hour.
~
! A very pleasant social was given Friday
night at the residence of Miss Lillian Stat
tier, on North Front street, Island, for the
members and invited guests Of the Epworth
League of the Thompson NJ. &. Church.
So
a quiet little wedding was solemnized at
Martins Ferry Thursday night Mr.. Ivan
Davis. well known .f,tna iron worker.
and Miss Nettie |. Milligan, the charming
daughter of Mr. S. F. Milligan, were the
contracting parties, Rev. l. s. Winters,
officiating.
In spite of the legend Of Lamia and the
mischief she ascribed to women possessing
the beautiful golden locks, that is the color
men seem most to admire. We are told
that for some reason or other golden haired
women are becoming fewer and fewer.
/ Whether YOU are black haired Kate or
yellow haired Undine just now your hair
must be made 10 ripple and wave, TO look
| loose and fluffy. These large, careless
waves catch the varying lights and shad-
ows. which makes the hair halo OF
beauty. a small chignon just under the
bonnet, fastened with large pin, is com
mon style 10 be seen. This style IS not TO
be confOunded with the one which looks as
if the hair had not been combed for three
weeks. Did you ever notice how very
much the nose has 10 do with the arrange
ment of the hair: No. Sit down, then,
in front CT your dressing table and observe
this feature in particular as you try differ
ent ways.
Charles Paxton, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
James Paxton, of Wheeling, who are now
occupying a cottage at the beautiful South
ern winter resort, Townsville, Ca, is
quite a social favorite at the big balls and
parties given at the Piney Wood and other
fashionable hotels of the place.
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There are several balls mapped out for
the near future At Beethoven Hail. ON
April ., the H. and H. Base Ball Club
win give a hop. The Gaiety Club, Of the
North End, viii give dance at Manner
Choir Hall April l. The White Rose Social
NJ the same hall ON the 18th of next month.
Prof. Kulmever will furnish the music.
The u 5. Grant Camp 5. of V, and the
Ladies Aid Society viii give hop on
March is at G.. A. K. Hall. The Henry NJ.
Stanley Rod and Gun Club, of North
Wheeling, will give dance NJ Turner
Han, April ~ Mayors full orchestra
will play.
The little Friday Night Club, composed
of the masters and misSes-whO, by
the way, are the most graceful dancers
in our midst-Was entertained Friday
evening at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs Au-
gustus Pollock, on Main street by their
daughter members of the club, Misses
Alice and Grace POllack- All the members
of the club were present and most enjoy
able time was passed. The affair took the
nature Of a German, ana was led by Master
Frank Wheat and Miss Blanche Motfatt.
| The favOrS were original and pretty, and
were carefully preserved by the members
as pleasing mementoes of the occasion.
There were nearly forty members present,
the party being chaperOned by Mesdames
/ Phiuney and MOifatt. During the evening
an inviting lunch was served, and iollier
I hours nave never been passed this season.
Next Friday evening the little members
Will again come together, and will be en-
tertainei by Miss Fannie Wheat at her
home on North Main street
Society is looking forward with 2 good
deal of expectancy 20 the Horkhelmer-
Rosen berg wedding which occurs ON the
25th of March This promises 10 be among
| the most elaborate uuptials of the season,
and preparations are already on. 4 large
number of invitations will be sent out, and
at the conclusion of the ceremonies at the
Synagogue a reception will be held AT
| Alion Hall.
There are said to be two well-knOwn
society ladies in town, one of whom resides
/ in South Wheeling, who have ''for long
| time now taken regularly matrimonial
paper published in New York, but rs both
/ have always been in doubt as TO the size,
shape and color of the one tsey want, the
scanning Of countless columns has as yet
come to naught. They have not yet struck
their affinity.
\ pleasurabie social novelty was the
/ spider web party given on Thursday even
/ ing of last week by Miss Matte Wright,
! al her home on Fourteenth street, TO the
members of the Ferrel-White bridal party
and few other invited guests. Those who
have never attended one OF these unique
affairs have little idea Of the amount OF
crystalized fun that can be extracted from
a spider web party The guests first as
sembled in the parlOrs and selected differ
ent colored ribbons, after which they pro
ceeded TO the hallway, whore fastened TO
the newell were also large number OF
/ corresponding ribbons attached to the
ends of strings. Each separate string was
strung all over the house, upstairs and
down, the fun consisting in each guest,
after selecting certain end Of the strings
with the color of ribbon to match, follow
I ing that string to its final resting place.
/ Now. these strings in many Instances were
| long drawn out, ana kept the guests gong
| in all parts Of the house and IN the most
unexpected places, In surprising hooks and
corners and crevices, The strings being at
tached to everything that was attacha0le.
! The idea was Is see who would follow out
/ the whole length of their string and wind
/ IL no first And what was more aggravat-
| ing than to find, Just as q guest was appar-
emily at the end, that his string proceeded
/ through a keyhole of closed door, on the
other side of which was whole oall OF
Irvine that the guest must wind up without
opening the door. As there were some
/ twenty guests engaged in these devious
! manoeuvers il created heaps of merriment
The first prize was won by by Mr.. W. Hen
rica Cassell, the second by Miss Kennedy,
and the third by Miss Bowie Mr. Arthur
Bates Butler came in on the rear guard.
/ Music and refreshments rounded out the
evening.
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There were two notable productions at
the Opera House last week that brought
out many society people, the admirable
drama of The Wife on Wednesday even
ont