Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-12-13
REALMS OF JOY.
rcontinted From Fifth Page.l

Mrs Harry Mcclure entertained a Few
t.to,ds at dinner Thursday evening. "A
most inviting menu was prepared, anu
t tIe many choice delicacies were DIS
cnssad amid much merriment.
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Pow and Mrs. A. E. Browniee, OF
Nartin,s Ferry, gave delightful
o'clock dinner to few OF taei. lrlehus,
wednesday night, at their nome Un
broadway. The affair was one oi Sno
nrettiest of the kind given there 'h'S
year. -
This word OF encouragementiso ileiou
N girls who lament their bright locAs.
.,Tbe GATHERINGS who, made Russia great
had red hair; so had Maria Theresa,
who saved Austria and made it the en-
hire that II is: so had Anne OF AUSTRIA
Who ruled France so long; so had queen
Elizabeth and Catherine Borgia, as wei
os Mary Antoinette, whose blond tresses
had In them CLINT of gold. mary
smart, Queen of Scots, might be adueu
TO the list.
Afull dress reception will be given at
the Fort Henry CLUB on wednesday
evening. December %, in celebration o!
the first anniversary Of the opening OF
the Institution, The Opera house
orchestra has been engaged and pan
ouet will be one of the attractions. Inc
club house will be handsomely decorat-
ed with flowers and potted plants.
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A nleasant surprise party occurred at
the residence of Miss Annie Atwell, on
Soutb Wood street, Wednesday even
inc A number of her friends were
present and most enjoyable Time was
spent by all.
A party composed of number OF
Young society folks will attend the con-
cert OF the Wash-Jeff Banjo and Mando-
lin Club, at the Opera House next FRI
day evening. Following the concert
dance will be given at the apartments
Of the Wheeling Club.
So
A very enjoyable surprise party was
given Wednesday evening to Misses
Nellie and Sadie Lally at their home on
Market street. Ten couples OF their
friends were present, and happy even
ing was spent at cards and dancing
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The Monday Night Euchre club met
last week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. r. McCourtney on Fourteenth street.
The first prizes were captured by Mr..
and Mrs. Senator Campbell. The con-
solutions fell to Mrs. j. f. Merrlman
and Mr.. Lange.
Andrew Sweeney, a puddler at the
Top Mill, and Miss Jennie Mitchell, OF
North Market street, were married
Thursday night at the home of the
bride. Rev. j. +. ChenOweth, of the
North Street NJ. E. Church, performed
the ceremony.
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Miss Edith Grub0, of South Market
street, entertained a number of her
young friends Tuesday evening, 1t be-
ing the anniversary Of her birth. Music
and dancing were the chief features
and an array OF refreshments of the
most tempting nature were discussed.
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A surprise party was given to Miss
Emma 0schenheim, Of Bridgeport,
Tuesday evening, by her brothers, the
occasion of her birthday. A pleasant
evening was spent in social way.
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That popular social organization, the
Primus Club, gave one of the largest
private hops of the season at Franz
helms Hall Wednesday evening. At
half-past eleven o'clock the invited
guests adjourned to VanKeuren's Hotel
where supper was prepared. Seventy
six people sat down to the table. Kill
meyer played.
A very quiet wedding was solemnized
in this city last Wednesday, in the pres
ence of but a few near friends the con-
tracing parties being Miss Mary E.
McCabe, of Benwood, and Mr.. Douglass
Weaver. The groom is prominent and
wealthy gentleman Of Elyria, Ohio, and
the bride is popular young school
teacher. Of Benwood, and q contributor
to the SUNDAY REGISTER. Owing to
the recent Illness OF Mr.. Weaver, a con-
templated years tour Of Europe was
postponed, and Mr.. and Mrs Weaver
will remain at leading hotel in Cleve-
land, o., until his physicians pronounce
him able to travel, when they will pro-
coed to Florida, to spend the winter,
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Last Friday evening, Miss Mary
Campbell entertained the Young
Peoples Whist club, at the residence of
Mrs. Wilson on Chapline street, and all
present passed a delightful evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Crawford have
issued Invitations for the marriage of
their daughter, Annie L., to Mr.. John
L. Penelton on Thursday, December "a,
at p. m.
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A most pleasant surprise party was
given Miss Annie Bowles Wednesday
night at her home on South Jacob
street. The main features of the even
ing programme was some excellent
music and an elegant array of light re.
freShments served to the guests.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Gus B. Spates gave a
progressive euchre party Thursday
evening, at their elegant new home in
Clarksburg.
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The Parkersburg girls will take ad-
vantage of the leap year privileges at an
early day. They will give ball early
in January.
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Miss A. Taylor, now residing in Balti-
more, for so many years President of
the Wheeling Female College, is spend
ing a short vacation and renewing the
friendship OF her old acQuaintances in
the city. She is making her headquar-