Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-08

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ana Mrs Jim Woods Mrs. j. Dean
/ charles Banes Herbert Welch, Mrs. Ella
Ashwolta. Mr. Charles Bowers ana James
Woods.
On Thursday evening, February 9TH
/ Miss Eva Florence. of Twenty-tourth
/ street. entertained her friends of the \ q.
/ Us iu honor of Miss Susie Banks, OF
/ Greenfield. Ind who has been visiting
/ friends I'm the city and who left for her
Z home Yesterday. Cards, music and dancing
were the features of the evening. \ stump
/ tuOus repaSt was served early IN the even
/ ing. after which the merriment was re
sumed until a late hour when the party
dispersed, after wishing Miss Banks
pleasant journey.
/ Miss Louisa Hamm. l3-year-old daughter
/ of Edward Hamm. al his residence in Full
\ ton. was surprised last Wednesday by her
/ sch00lmates 70 the number Of about sixty.
\ Parlor games and refreshments occupied
the evening The occasion was the ami
versary of her birth.
Mr. VIII b. Day entertained the partici-
pants I'm his beneficiary concert, on Friday
night, with a supper al the residence OF
/ Col. A. j. Sweeney, on North Main street
after the performance.
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Miss Mollie Schwertfeger was given
pleasant surprise party Monday evening al
the home of her parents on Virginia street,
Island. the occasion being the anniversary
of her birth Dancing occupied the hours,
and at the proper time lunch was served.
About ten couples were present ana an en-
ioyable evening was passed.
Master Harold Hancher, son of Mr. and
. Mrs. Charles y Hancher, of the Island,
entertained his friends Monday evening by
a birthday party IL being his NTH birth
day
Miss Annie smith. of the Island, enter
tanned a party of friends on the Island Fiji
day evening
A delicate honor was paid to Miss kel-
lev of Calais, Me, the charming guest OF
Mr. and Mrs. O.. NJ. Brown, on Tuesday
evening when she was rendered finely
prepared banquet at Hotel Windsor by a
number of her Wheeling friends. IL was
a handsome affair.
The NIelereous viii give their first hop
tomorrow evening at MannerchOr Hall,
and fine time is expected. one OF the
rules of the club is that each gentleman
must be accompanied by lady.
Miss Eva Florence, of the South Side,
entertained friends Thursday evening at
her home on Wood street. Cards and dane
ing were the occupations of tire hour.
The South Side Turner's have arranged
to give an entertainment this evening at
l. To-. ia ..frs.
era House orchestra will render a musical
programme.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles j. Milton have ar
rived in ST. Louis from their bridal tour,
and are now located AT the Southern Ho-
. Tel. where they Will be pleased to receive
their friends.
Mr. Warren Harsha. of the South Side.
entertained friends 40 his home Tuesday
evening. Cards and games occupied the
hours most pleasantly, and all had an en-
loya0le time.
Mrs. Daniel Lamb, handsomely enter
tanned "a number of lady friends at tea
Friday afternoon, at her home on Chapline
, street, in honor Of the anniversary Of her
, birth
There were several masquerade balls in
the city last week. perhaps more than has
been known for some time, the most prom
iueut of which were those of the Wheeling
Turnverein and the Bachelor Club. Two
Iother very notable dances which will long
live I'm the memory of those who were
there were the Opera House Orchestra
bali and the Chi Delta Phi dance at M@n-
Choir
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Miss Cora Walters. of North Main
street entertained a few friends Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Kate Keller, of Edgington lane, eel
cbrated her hfty-irst birthday Thursday
night by entertaining "a Few friends.
There is am intimation that the "custo-
mary suit of solemn black" in which the
fashionable man has SO long draped himself
is to give way before the invasion of gayer
babiiments. The new dress suit, comes a
voice from the fashion world, IS 10 consist
of "a coat of dark blue cloth, a white en-
broidered waistcoat and white lavender
trousers. This is still uniform and it gives
very little scope for individual taste, but il
is "a beginning at least and 50 far as it goes
IL is an acknowledgment of the obligation
laid upon every man and woman to make
the best possible showing of the attrac-
tions nature has bestowed upon them.
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IL viii be club night at the Wheeling
/ CLUB tomorrow night, when another Of
the very interesting dancing sessions IS eX-
pected-
Many invitations have been received in
] D a boil al nd hunnmaf
be given az Charleston, on the night OF
/ February 9th. by the officers of the West
l Virginia National Guard. in honor of the
/ LEGISLATURE Extensive preparations are
I being made.
| There was a pleasant surprise party ten
dered Miss Rose A. Tucker at her home on
/ Sixteenth street Friday evening, and some
/ twenty couples were guilty Of melting the
low that reigned uninterruptedly until the
/ early hours of the morning The hostess
I is inst recovering from a sickness OF sew
eral weeks. but the presence Of so many
/ friends had an celebrating influence, ana
/ She seemed 70 take on new lease OF ne.
admirably entertaining throughout the
evening The music for dancing was tur-
nished bv Kilmver and the supper by
Ziccenfelder The agreeable surprise was
happily arranged and conducted by Nr.
/ Charles Noble and Mr. Fred Theirs, and
I for surprise party nayigators they are un-
eNcened.
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Miss Allen :. Oliver and Miss Lucy NJ.
Rowland. both Of this city, were quietly
married at the North street NJ. E.
parsonage by Rev Mr. Riheldafer on
last Tuesday evening. After the mar
riage they were Immediately driven to
their newly furnished home on North Mar
ket street. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver have the
hest wishes of many friends for their tu-
ture welfare and happiness
Monday evening Miss .e Maurer
gave masquerade party nor of her
friends no her residence o" south Main
street. About fifteen co. es were pres
emit and many kinds of masks were seen.