Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-12-06
THE MERRY WHIRL.
lGontins.ed from FIFTH Pdgc.I

entertained number OF their friends
on Monday night st their rooms on
Thirty-Third street. Choice refresh
ments were INDUCED In and general
| good time was had.
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The Washington and Jefferson Banjo,
Mandolin and Guitar Club will appear
at the Opera House, Wheeling, Deem
Der 49,. They will be assisted by Must
cal Director Prof. Fleming, OF Pitts
burg. This promises to be the swell
society event Of the season. The fol-
lowing we'll known society ladies will
act as patronesses: Mrs. DIR. John l..
Dlckey, Mrs. DR.. Robert Reed, Mrs. G..
Ed Wendell, Mrs. George Gibson, Mrs.
I. G. Moffat, Mrs. julius Pollock, Mrs.
]. n. Vance; Mrs. Robert Delaplain,
Mrs. George B. Caldwell, Mrs. Andrew
Patterson, Mrs. J. W. Grubb, Mrs. Geo.
K. McKechen, Mrs. PEBBLES Tatum,
Mrs. w. J. ". Cowden, Mrs. A. W.
Kelley, Mrs. r. O.. McMasters. Mrs.
John J. Jones, Mrs. George E. Stifel,
Mrs. Z. Rush Swope, Mrs. j. B. fancy,
Mrs. j. +. Sweeney, Mrs. Lawrence
Sands, Mrs. M. Hockheimer, Mrs. John
Culbertson, Mrs. Joseph Speidel, Mrs.
John K. List, Mrs. Howard Hazlett,
Mrs. DR.. Aschmanu, Mrs. Nellie s.
Palmer, Mrs. Col. w. w. Arnett, Mrs.
Hullihen Quarter, Mrs. n. E. Whit
aker, Mrs. Alfred PAUL, Mrs. A. j..
Sweeney, Mrs. C. B. Hart, Mrs. w. A.
| Wilson, Mrs. DR.. Cunningham, Mrs.
James Cummins, Mrs. A. j. Clarke,
Mrs. George K. Wheat, Mrs. e. NJ.
Pearson, Mrs. John NJ. Sweeney, Mrs.
John Frew, Mrs. Mary Franzheim.
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A game that is being played consider
ably this winter in small parties is crib
bage. Many are of the opinion that
there is no more delightful two-handed
game, and to efficient devotees it is
doubtless so. tits not a game adapted
10 large parties, owing to the volley OF
mathematics that 1t involves, but in
small, quiet sessions it is unsurpassed.
There are quite q number OF strong crib
| bage players In the city and especially
among the ladies.
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On Friday evening, Miss Emma Kel-
Ter was the recipient of pleasant sur
prise at her home on South Jacob street.
The guests were cordially received and
made to feel at home, and one and all
spent very pleasant evening with
music and other social amusements.
Choice refreshments were served. Those
present were, Misses Emma Keller,
Emma and Louisa Steinbicker, Lizzie
Linaberger, Mamie Barclay, BERTHE
Carl, BERTHE Schaffer, Brunette Bried-
hoff, Matte and Addie Wilson, and
Messrs. VIM. Sonderman, VIII Kettler,
Fred Steinbicker, Fred Stathers, VIM.
Steinbicker, Matthew Mcnamara, Joel
Slocum, of Pittsburg, and Johnny Simp-
kins.
On Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles n. Taylor gave phantom
party at their home on Sixteenth street
In honor of their guest, Miss Celia
Kelly, of Baltimore.
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The Bachelor Club will give hop
at Franzhelm's Hall on Thursday even
ing.
The Young Married Peoples Whist
Club was handsomely entertained Thurs
day evening by Mr.. and Mrs. PEBBLES
Tatum at their apartments on Sixteenth
street. The evening was passed in
most enjoyable manner. Refreshments
served at a proper hour, were greatly
relished.
There will be music at the Wheeling
Club on Monday evening. The attend
ance at the Monday night sessions have
been growing of late, and an enjoyable
time Is anticipated.
Mrs. D. G. List, entertained number
of lady friends at a course dinner
Thursday afternoon. 1t was a hand
some affair, the decorations being ele-
CANT and the dinner Of the most
tempting nature.
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The marriage of Miss Virginia Bow
ers, Charming and accomplished young
lady, formerly OF Benwood, to q promi-
nent citizen of Shepherdstown, will
take place at her fathers residence next
Wednesday evening.
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The Autumn Club will give dance
at Schenk's Hall next Thursday even
ing.
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Miss Mary Faris gave a quiet party
at her home last Friday evening. A
pleasant time was spent by all present.
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Report has it that well-known citl-
zen OF the Island will be married soon
to Kansas City belle.
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Miss Title Miller celebrated her
twentieth birthday last Monday even
ing, at her home on North Main street.
She received many numerous and hand
some presents. Refreshments were
served at a seasonable hour. Cards and
dancing were the chief features OF the
evening. The following are the names
of those present: Misses Maggie Anges,
Emma Miller, Emma Schneider, Tillie
Miller, Albertne Seheller, Louisa
Lane, Sophie WurtzbackeF, Amelia
Wurtzbacker, Tillie Miller, and
Messrs. Fred Scharf, Charley Schouo,
John Habig, John Refining, George
Rimenscnider, James Rafferty,, Charley
Miller, Edward Sharnick, Edward
Handy,
Last W ednesday evening at o'clock
Mr.. John Toland and Miss Annie Hyet
were married at the parsonage OF Rev.
A. Moore, Miss Sadie futile being
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