Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-10-04

ANAA IT AANeAN evening, VI TIC ~ U NloCh bIulu
$tor PittsSurg, where they viii make their
home.
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Miss Bessie Thompson was rendered a
pleasant party, Thursday evening by her pa
rents In honor Of her tenth birthday. Those
present were: Edna Brown, Cora West
lake, LOttie Welsh, Mamie HumDhreyille,
Elsa ROhrey, Emma Oliver, Vera and
Wyatt Thompson, Leila Bowers, and Katie
Flaherty Of Pittsburg, and Carl Thomp
son, Russell Thompson and Lawrence OH
yer Of Clifton.
A surprise party in honoro Of Miss Nettie
Meyers, on the South Side, occurred Mon
day night at Windsor Hall. About thirty
i've couples were present, and most en-
Ioyable time was had by all.
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Mr. Harry s. Clemens and Miss Amanda
M. Peyton, OF this city, were quietly mar
ried at o'clock Thursday evening, at the
North street NJ. h. parsonage, by Rev w:
c. Riheldafier, the pastor. Only few OF
the more intimate relatives and friends OF
the contracting parties were present.
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The Bachelor Club gave the initial num-
Der of their programme Of winter festivi-
| ties, at FranZhe,m's Hall, Thursday night.
Aoout twenty-five couples took advantage
| of the opportunity To spend most pleasant
/ season IN tripping the light fantastic toe"
Z Prof killmyer Oticiated at the piano. AT
I midnight the party repaired to the Hotel
/ Brunswick, whore q banquet was dis
/ cusSed, after which dancing was resumed
I and continued until seasonable hour.
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/ The Arcadian Club, Of Martins Ferry,
/ was handsomely entertained Monday night
\ by MIR aud Mrs. Louis Stone, at their home
on South York street About fifteen
/ couples were present and happy evening
was spent in q social way. A tine collation.
was served about II O'Clock, after which
the guests departed for their homes.
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Rev. II. n. Campbell gave a pleasant re-
| ception Tuesday night, at Martins Ferry, IN
honor Of his sister, Miss Jennie, OF Holil-
days Cove. A bout fifteen or twenty or the
Arcadian and Social Clubs and the Presby-
terrain choir were present and pleasant
evening was spent by all till about hail past
ten O'Clock, when they adjourned TO George
w. Recess parlors, where they were ban
quoted.
The Martins Ferry Maenuerchor, under
the leadership of Prof. BorSatz and wife,
Mrs Eick anu Miss Lille hraatz, gave
delightful concert Tuesday night at their
n0Lk On ~ 0oLlLUklOn oLAGCL- 1 AbA 4DhA otAte
rendered some excellent music on the pl-
ano. Alter the concert there was dancing.
MIR Beymer, the photographer, presented
the society with a picture OF eighteen OF
the members In a group.
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Mrs. Higgins, Of South Chapline street,
was surprised by her friends Monday even
ing by u pleasant party in honor OF her
guest, Miss Bertha Mitchell.
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Another charming young society lady is
20 be taken from our midst. Next NedneS-
day evening al o'clock there will be sol
emnized, i'm the parlOrs OF Mrs. M. '.
COOper'S apartments, on North Main
street, notable nuptiais, in which the prln-
CipalS are Miss Laura Virginia Cooper, OF
this city, and Mr.. Walter Booth Smith, OF
Hoboken, N Y. Miss Cooper has always
taken active part in the social affairs Ot
the city, and while her departure will De
deeply regretted. il is pleasing TO contem-
plate the acquisition her delightful pres
ence will attain in the circles of Hoboken.
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The friends Of Miss Birdie VOgler, OF
the South Side, rendered her pleasant
surprise party az Schenk's Hall, one even
ing last week. in honor of the anniversary
OF her birth. There were about fifty
Of the Weinerwurst band until an early
hour.
Quite an enjoyable hop was given Thurs
day evening az Bishops Hall, East End
in honor of Miss Annie Fitzsimmons pre-
vious 10 her departure for her future home
in St Paul, Minneapolis. The affair was
in charge of Misses Mamie FitzsimmOns
and Kate Higgins, TWO popular young
ladies. Dancing was INDUCED IN until
late hour to the strains Of Myers band.
About fifty couple were present. All de
parted well pleased wishing their friend
pleasant journey
The many friends of Mrs. J. II. Riddle
rendered her q pleasant surprise party II
her home in North Wheeling. Monday even |
ing, in honor of her j6th birthday. Dane |
ing and other amusemeuts were INDUCED
In until midnight when refreshments were /
served Among those present were Mr.. |
aud Mrs. j. H. Riddle, Sr., MIR. and Mrs.
KresS. Mr.. and Mrs. John Finger, Mrs. |
Eindelberger, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Harten-
stein, Mr. and Mrs. A. Kelly, Mr. and Mrs.
II. ID. WeiSgerOer, Mr.. and Mrs. Mason, |
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. !
j. II. Riddle, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs G. X. Rid /
die. MIR and Mrs. VIM. Riddle, Mr.. and /
Mrs r. Riddle, Misses Annie Allen, OF |
Marietta, o., Lizzie and Nora Dolbear,
Emma and Title Miller Minnie watson, /
Elsie Murrins, Rose Riddle, and MeSsrs.
Howard Webbs, Thomas Carnahan, Geo.
Watson, A and viii Terrjll ana Geo Rio |
die Mrs. RIDDLE was the recipient OF many !
handsome presents. The guests left at an !
early hour, whaling their hostess many |
happy returns Of the day.
Tho Ornnfurr rr-apf Of tho title Friday /
Club (all the members radiant with smiles, |
as usual will occur next Friday evening. |
Miss Bessie Good will do the entertaining |
at her home on Fourteenth street.
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Those enjoyable Linsly hops that cut |.
such figure in social affairs last season /
promise 10 come 20 the surface again soon. /
The tirst event Of this kind is being talked /
Of for November, about Thanksgiving time. /
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Til progressive dinner has now been put /
on the list among social entertainments. u I
is said 70 be-agreeable and unique. AT er /
the soup has been served, the host gives \
the signal and arises from his seat, and his /
example IS followed by the other gentle /
men. The ladies remain in their chairs, |
and each man moves to the next mans seat |
az his right Just before the next course !
the host again arises and the first maoOeu-
vre is repeated. The entire setting Of the /
courses IS 50 tremendously arranged that |
at the end OF the dinner each gentleman has /
visited for short space Of time every lady /
at the table, and has at last returned to her /
whom he had escorted.
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There was an organization meeting Of /
the COtilliOn Club, Friday evening, at the |
surban house OF Miss Mamie Grub. al the !
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