Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-03-29

her home on North Fifth street Tuesday
evening i'm a most charming manner Those
present were Misses Mamie SwGrtz, Ethel
Brown. George Watson. Florence Merrill,
Blanche Seabright aud Messrs, Elmer
Exlev. Howard Thomas, Carl Lash, How
ard smith aud John COnneuy.
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The wedding OF Miss Blanche Water
house. daughter of John Warehouse, 10
Mr. Wade MOOr.held, of Maryland. will
take place al the Bishops parlors at the
Cathedral on April Sth. IL will be quiet
affair, the only attendant being Miss Helen
DeOies The wedding, however, will be a
full dress one, the bridal gown, which is
described as very beautiful, having been
made by Chicago mOdiste
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Speyer entertained
about thirty friends at their residence on
Monday evening The affair was on form
of an elegant luncheon, and was in honor of
Miss Clemmie Rosenberg, Mr.. Speyer's
niece.
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Miss Mary klieyes will entertain num-
Der of her friends al her home on Water
street, on Wednesday evening, April Sth.
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The Alp Society will be entertained by
Miss Teresa Smith, at her home, No. +,
East Twelfth street, on Thursday evening,
April 2nd
LISA superstition all over the world
that a person should wear new clothes on
Easter day. Bad luck il is said will fol
low if there is not at least one article which
is new.
Miss Flora Gump Of Baltimore, one Of
the attractive attendants at the HOrkheim-
err Rosenberg wedding is but % years old,
and is principal Of one Of the public schools
in Baltimore.
Earl Newton entertained about fifteen
couples Of his young friends AT Benwood
with party Monday night. The evening
was pleasantly spent in various ways and
refreshments were served.
The engagement of Miss Sarah Bell, of
the South Side, 10 Mr.. James Haveran is
announced. Both are popular residents Of
South Wheeling.
Tomorrow night the gay young society
ladies of Welsburg will give u dance at
the Hudson House Among those who are
nav eating the affair are the Misses Ollie
Harvey, Mary and Lucy Blankinsop,
Mamie Miller and the Misses Worthen.
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A children's masquerade Will be given
by the Ladies' Hebrew Benevolent Assoc
citation. at Frauzheim's Hall, on Tuesday
evening
..r..,..,,,+ d.. fr,,,. ,,,,.,,r,.ed Eridav e,-an-
ingat the residence Of Mr. Dan Wood on
sixteenth street. A number of the mem
beers of Holiday Post and several ladies OF
the Relief Corps called at his residence
and spent "a pleasant evening, conversation,
music aud songs combining 70 make II en-
iovable Mr. Wood has been sick for some
time
The Linsly cadets will give another OF
their delightful hops az the Armory on
Tuesday evening. The Opera House or
chestra will furnish the music, and the
dance order viii contain twenty numbers.
The committee IN charge of the affair IS
Messrs. Gilchrist, Harper Sweeney and
Ewing
Misses Louise and Lizzie Dimmack en-
tertained a large number of their friends
iu charming manner at their home on the
South side last Thursday evening. Dane
ing and progressive euchre occupied the
time Of the evening. At midnight elegant
refreshments were served and heartily dis
cussed. Prof Cnas Kiumyer furnished
the music.
Miss Carrie Bridenstein. of Bridgeport,
was given very pleasant surprise party.
Tuesday evening 10y number OF her
friends. 10 honor of the anniversary OF her
birth Dancing and cards made up the
programme. and refreshments were served
About twenty couples were present
How charming the photographs OF per-
sons are nowadays People no longer look
as If they were on the rack when photo
rraphed The Strictest attention is paid
bv the artist 10 having the subject appear
natural. and some very charming pictures
are the result School girls in listers and
caps. cOQuetish maidenS arrayed for a
game OF tennis or for the delights OF the
german. tiny maidens in picturesque clOaks
and hoods greet US in the photographer $
window. We no longer look to actresses
for fancy pictures.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hughes, Of the
South Side, will shortly remove South, and
last Tuesday evening their little daughter,
Miss Arrie. entertained her Sunday school
class from 20 10 as farewell prior to her
departure. The little ones spent pleas
ant evening at various games.
The Henry NJ Stanley Rear Guard Elk
plorinr Club, Of the North End, have IS
sued handsome invitations, for their first
hop April a, at Turner Hall
T.
Miss Lizzie Hamilton, Of North York
street, entertained a nnmbOr OF friends
Tuesday evening An enjoyable time was
spent a lunch was served at seasonaole
hour
pretty novelty for bridesmaids are
chatelaine bouquets. They are long
stemmed. and are suspended from the
waist by chatelaine of handsome ribbon
and usually consist of roses and foliage or
carnations and lilies OF the valley.
lis surprising that a community as
large as this. and with such pronounced
taste for the theater, should have been so
long without . dramatic club Of its own.
There is exceptionally good material here,
AS has been evidenced on many occasions,
and series of periodical amateur dra-
matte recitals would find much favor with
society.
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The engagement has been announced Of
Miss Carrie Whiting of Sewickley, Pa, 70
Nfr George II. Rose. of Allegheny. Miss
Whiting is the daughter of MIR. Nathan
Whiting. Of SewickIey. and is one Of the
most prominent society leaders Of that sec
ton.
Miss Eta Laughlin. Of Zane street, en-
tertained the Island Whist Club at her
home Tuesday night The evening was en-
ioyaoiy passed at cards and fine collation.
was served about midnight
Life az Old Point is one-half honeymoon.
The other day 40 dinner the bandmaster
al upon Nendelssohn's wedding march as
part of the musical 0ill of fare. All about
the great dinning-room pretty creatures in
palpablv new gowns began TO blush furi-