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

sists Of Henry Stifel, F. B. Klieves.
Geo. A. Ebeling, August Schneider,
VIM. Kirbach, VIM. Bowers, Oswald
Schreiber, Chas. Woeber, Henry Hess,
and Louis Laue.
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Miss Carrie Stoehr, of Marietta, gave
a reception Friday at her home compll-
mentary to her geusts from WneeIng'
consisting of Misses Jennie Smith, Bar
bara Flading, Josephine Werner, also
William Schnepf. who is visiting Fred
Stoehr.
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The story of according to st John"
by Amelie Rives Chanler, begun In the
August Cosmopolitan, will strike most
readers as nothing more than an atten-
mated yistige of "The Quick or the
Dead" II is not so startling, nor is IL
so encrusted with mannerisms as the
latter: for this reason it Is better iitera-
tnre. hut it is not so interesting. AS
for the Illustrations, by Kate ID. treat
orex, they are probably as remarkaole
as anything of the kind mat mas ap-
peared in print for some years.
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Mrs. Moses Mccain of Martins Fer
~ gave party on THURSDAY evening
which was heartily enjoyed.
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A surprise party was given at 'ne
residence of Mrs. Annie Venum' at
No. 1913 Chapline street. THURSDAY
evening. in honor OF her birthday.
Opite a number eff friends we're present.
and a good time was spent in various
social amusements. At IL o'clock sup.
per was served. The presents received
nv Mrs. Venum were numerous ana
handsome. Among those present were;
Mrs. Katie Comfort, Misses Maggie
Carroll, Katie MCGEE, Kane Aelne'
Maggie and Mary Allen Katie NC
Donough, Rody Bersiet Mary DAVIS
Rosie Cohen, Annie Maxwell, ana
Messrs. Harry Smith, Robert Bowman
Elmer Lewis, Nate Lraus, Eugene
Renter, John Frazier and Henry Otto'
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Last Wednesday Mr.. George Kimple,
Marshall county, pleasantly celebrated
the seventy-ninth anniversary Oh NE
birth. being assisted by 6 large party
of relatives and friends. A sumptuou'
dinner was served and all spent very
ENJOYABLE day. Mr.. Kimple was the
recipient Of many handsome presents
good wishes and congratulations.
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The Americas Club was ORGANIZED
Friday evening and promises to be
yerv Jolly social organization. Selec
hons will be given each month. Inc
Climb is organized with the follow
inc ten members Jos. May, Presi
dent: Martin Manion, Vice Presi
dent: Jack Grimes, Secretary; VIM
Laughlin, Treasurer, are the officers
REM. Emhoff, Peter Putnam, Harr,
Rose, Lewis Hartung, Wn, Shenln ant
Jas. Perrill.
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Miss Louisa Rustimeyer was pleas
; antly surprised at her 1ome on Eol
street Tuesday evening. Dancing an
) other games were INDUCED in unit
midnight, when refreshments wer
a served.
Mr.. Mac Christian, of Bellaire, an
Miss Mary Hanson, Of the South Sidt
) were married last week at the parser
: age of the Chapline StreetM. 4. Churcf
: Rev. F. n. Lynch officiating. The a
tendants were Mr.. Md Christian,
brother of the groom, and Miss Maggl
c Davis.
: the home Of Jacob Reinecke, O
o Tuesday evening, was the scene of
e pleasant gathering Of young social pee
q pie, it being his daughter Lizzie's brit
2 day. The evening was spent In dane
ing, cards and other games, and at mic
( night all sat down to a splendid supper
' which was enjoyed by all. Those pre-.
, ent were: Matte Winam, Lizzie Foose
Katie Morgan, Minnie Winam, Aggi
, Miller, Laura Hennemen, Annie Siebke
, Gail Holiday, Katie Welsh, Emma Edge
Emielis Schenderwolf, Of Bellalre, O.
Hannah Edge, Ida Klouse, Lizzl
Reinecke; Messrs. Harry Sykes, VIII
Rye, George Strift, Kennedy Frew
Clark Stamm, Charley Levy, Charlie
Schambra, OF Dennison, o.; John Burns
Rudolph Shoots, Fred Reinecke. Alex
Raldaffer, Will Kepner, Peter Haber
stick, Will Siebke, Fred Wincher. Al
left for home at a. m, wishing Mis-
Lizzie many happy birthdays.
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The Misses Clarity were very pleas
antly surprised at their home on Soutl
Chapline street Friday evening. Abou
twelve couples were present, and
most enjoyable evening was spent IL
social ways. Elegant refreshments
were served as proper hour.
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The friends of Miss Maggie Dash ten
dered her very pleasant surprise party
at her home on Eighteenth street las
Wednesday evening. in honor of the an
niversary of her birth. The chief feat.
ure of the evenings enjoyment was the
watermelon supper.
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The young ladies of the Chapllne
street Church Missionary Society gave
delightful entertainment and social
last Friday night, which was brilliant
success in every particular.
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There was informal musicale given
under the blue armament by Miss Kate
Hazlett in the picturesque summer
house on the lawn in the rear of the
residence on North Main street, Thurs
day evening, in honor of her guest, Miss
Tyler, of Louisville. The party was
quite unsteady personelled and the pro-
gramme embraced several fantasies,
genie solos and seasonal pour pourris.
There were excellent instrumental &C.
compartments upon stringed instru-
ments. All who happened in to join
the party during the evening had most
enjoyable time. Last evening there
was flash-light kodak party In which