Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-15

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on hi, lap and quite bursting with
& Ain, this iovely'' and thus she
'r25. .v. I've seer chairs that were bet
o. d -a. those upholstered in calf"
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~.,,,s- week was one Of comparative
--' ~. ,6erc were many interesting
90. an me programme. However, the
'.-, ..'.s before were full Of the Hutter
~ excitement, which still MOVERS
-. ~ Gr.rus. The aftermath OF GER
IL. ,cmetimeS as radiant IN us
~ 's, rl,eate SKY when the great
-.r1e Sun has ser, ami 50 II was with
t-,,to pe feaem bered occasions. Tor
w we're lae delightful features
followed iniJs wake.
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49,, ~ the iolliest dances OF the season
I. ..4,s 40 the Wheeling Club Rooms on
/. r.5av evening. The affair was In tne
..-sof 2 fancy dress, and OF course All
-5--s5 luiJea swell appearance as th'y
j ,st 0n The scene. some were GIp-
-,b4rs fairies. while many bore the
s,5 air of ancient queens. On the
go fine BOYS. not much can be said, as
j ..H danced in full evening dress, al
,-, few bearing a military ap-
-,,,s were spied among the larse as
.r IL $50 O'Clock Klilmyer opened
..-i-, tbe grand march. Each lady
/ coleman executed their parts IN
In, manner. During the last round
..s march each lady and escort received
..-r. programme, handed 70 them by
,.a.trore Mrs. j. w. GrU6o. The
rsr.ne contained something Ike twen-
m5ers. Shortly before midnight
b was served 10 the members OF The
hand their guests Tho ladies in charge
~ Ne,dames j. W GruOO, George B.
.sr-I Il. G.. MotTat, Geo Il. Wheat,
not, S0e.del. Dancing was then con-
md. Al, departed after having spent
1.f1- evening.
Tie regular monthly business meeting
leC5dliOn ClUO viii be held next
las e-eu.rg, az the home Of Miss
g4-.e D. CrubO OF Chapline street.
A western girl is Papering her room with
e.ters. The dadO is composed entirely
proposals of marriage, arranged chrome
really. II she would secure copies OF her
Sis Of all these matrimonial offers ana
them at the top Of the room, they
make a very good treize.-Cl1TiSbTg
/ The home Of Col. Henry Raymond in
rS5lrg waStle scene of q pleasant pro-
-e Cucn-e party Wednesday evening.
STAIR was given in honor Of MIR and
Mrs Fleming Howell. The play began
clock, and the contest was carried on
e SIN tables ia spirited manner until
clock when o GelGdtui luncheon OF
IS and coffee WAS served Mrs. John
sel and Miss Ida Raymond won the
les prizes and Camden Sommers and II.
Jackson the Ceut.amgu's prizes. \
es.ut feature of the evening were sew
vocal solos by Dr. a. r. Hustled, of
el.ug, ana Mr. W. ). Price.
Are1Sant bowling party occurred at the
-l Friday night l. was IN honor OF
bec6. Of Cincinnati, who is the guest
Mss stella ECkhardt on the Island.
party was under the efficient manage
'-i Of Mr. Oswald SeibeUt, and was
-o.ete success in all particulars.
pleasant surprise party was rendered
5, Annie Wees Friday night at her home
South CnGpljue street. y large number of
.re15e were present, and most enjoy
tine was had. Music aad dancing
ae the amUscmoniS.
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-SS Ada Simpson will entertain the
-g Married Peoples Whist Club" ut
.Elug party next Thursday.
. ,.rls ere ont announcing the marriage
IS Katie r. Heddrick to MIR. John
20 November 10Th.
Guile, but pretty wedding took place
-~d4r morning ~ ST. JoSeph'S
.eIra., ia which me contracting parties
Nh ~ :. Riley, of the WEI known
MN oI Ewing. Melvin x Riley, also
solicitor of Wheeling ana Miss Philo-
I'd bttlUrg The initials were Wit
81. 'F quite number OF friends and
'.s. t4c ceremony being performed
"- i.-v. Bishop j q. Kahn, assisted Oy
rather McEiIgOtt, Uuptial mass being
---,-a The bride was attired in Prin-
.,,peo OF steel gray. trimmed with chiff-
@--.-irO0, with gloves and hat 10
.-. she carried bunch Of white bridal
w. Al lle conclusion Of the ceremony,
ana Mrs. Riley were driven 70 the
y. ,a- bride on Byron street, where
4-4S breakfast was discussed, a few
--,g' and intimate friends being pres.
'1t. a-c Mrs. Riley LETT in the after
'oI lut last on q TWO weeks trip.
80 i.rect 10 New York. Upon their
'- ,ley Will reside in apartments at
--1 Twelfth streets.
.-S'A tooSc was rendered a delightful
Use party by number OF his young
'' ~ ms home on Twelfth street,
-' evening Dancing ana music made
.loer OF enjoyment, and appetlzing
----...- -.s were served AT intervals ana
''''! discussed.
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,,.---esoay evening Mr.. Oliver Belle
.- t.e@sdnly surprised ~ his home
..,...,.- NcCollocn street OK number of
-s-'~ VINO called upon hIm uneXpeCt-
presented him with q number Of
presents. About thirty-tive
.--'. We're present and an enjOyaole
p. rs spent IN various social amuSe-
s-s ,- ar and Mrs ". s. Thompson
N present aad entertained the guests
singing.
h, +. ~ woman aG0res love letters, and
1 1g ~. - A'gact from Oneembodying such
/. lc, ,--.'' VI W0man5COd that every girl
r-1 S,-''-I. ought 10 paste 10 among ter
81 ,c, 80 4, treasures: THERE'S nOwOulau
r-,i-' -, ~ 'hiS wide world. Who else has
a-c- '@-enl with SO little self-conceit:
/ Do. 80 p0Jaton with so little affecta-
scss. ''-N0N literature with 50 little nOn-
,aga.-srVo ,,''cn enterprise with so little ex-
80, 50 mUca tongue with SO little
L .,cess.. uiucn sweetness with SO little
he n ~. ~ much Of so many things and so
Is writ,a ,--'uy other thingS"' The letter
Sfo,raA many years ago by the Rev.
'SsecSec. =. 10 his famous wife, Harriet
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{ { N ~1G Mrs: ]. F. Merrimau entertained
SeadeSca Night Euchre Club az their
.linV u ~ Chapline street, last Monday
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