Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-31

Davis, the well known writer of Philadel-
phia, who is also accompanied by her
daughter IL is the intention of the Misses
Cummins 20 make quite an extended trip,
occupying the time until fall, and paving
special consideration TO ireland and Scot
land
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Social events at this season of the year
centre in a measure around the school at
college alumni yesterday. They are al
ways interesting and pleasing, particular
~ from the fact that they bring together
under one roof old and beloved associates,
who have long been separated An in
stance of this was afforded in the meet OF
the alumni associations of the Bridgeport
and Martins Ferry High Schools last
week. Both were handsomely conducted
and opened the series which Is likely
TO happily occupy the attention of the To-
cailtes for several weeks 10 come.
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The engagement of Miss Margaret f.
Thomas. a popular young lady Of Oakland,
10 James ID. Stream, assistant cashier OF
the Metropolitan bank of Kansas City, is
announced. TO terminate in wedding next
fall
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In the parlor of the residence OF Rev.
7. I.
Street NJ T.. Church, was celebrated IaSt
Tuesday evening the marriage OF Mr.. Car
roll Fulton and Miss Mary Clark, Ooth oil
the East End. In the evening reception
was held at the home of the groom, on
Nineteenth street. At o'clock oounte-
Gus spread was served, to which the 1rlends
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fulton, who We're present,
did ample Justice. Congratulations ana
presents were numerous.
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There was a pleasant party gwen on
Eighteenth street last week by MISS hatle
Gering. some thirty or forty OF her friends
being present. The hours were occupied
in music, cards and refreshments.
! Z Nicely. Professor OF PenmaDship in
the Martins Ferry High School, and Miss
Maria King, of Warrenton, O., will bel mar
ried al the home of the brides parents on
next Wednesday evening, June Sd.
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There was a quiet wedding sOlemnized at
the parsonage Of Rev. Mr.. Moore, OF the
Zane street NJ f. Church Wednesday.
The contracting parties were Mr.. Cnarles
W. Allen and Miss Mary j. McManis, both
of this city.
Itis very pleasant to be going away. III
is very pleasant to remember that one mas
been awav-sOme time, some where. Or ii
NOT this there is even a charm in thinking
and planning what one would do and where
one would 20 if Il trip off, an outing. va
cation were posSib BILE. One fancies tnat the
most delightful books OF travel ought TO be
written bv the people who do not travel. 1t
is so easy to tell the things one mas seen;
so charming to invent the things one ought
10 see. Perhaps il was PhcOphile Gautler
on
all the lovelier because he had never seen
Spain. One can fancy that he made all the
houses castles and all the broad somoreroed
Standards dOns. Anyone can be photo
grapher of facts. II is mechanism, not art
| There is a delicate dreamineSs, a sensuous
blur. q wavering grace of undulation, an
lidealization that represents the art OF the
artist, the poet that is in him
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Both from a numerical and social stand
pOiut the party given al the Senseney
APARTMENTS, on North Main street, last
week. to the Little Friday Night Club, was
one of the signal successes Of the season
The little host and hostess, Master Beverly
Senseney and Miss Virginia Senseney'
both acquitted themselves neatly in the en-
tertainment of the guests, while the perma-
nent guests of the house generally contrib
uted to throw sunshine and merriment IN
the paths of the little ones. The interior
was prettily bedecked for the occasion, and
the iovOuS participants. arrayed as they
were in dainty evening attire, never looked
sweeter. To was an unusually large session
of the club, and the various apartments
were almost completely filled AS usual
the german was tue feature, being LED oy
Master Whitney Wallace and Miss Virginia
Moffatt The music was furnished oy
Killmyer, and during the evening the
guests were RECALLED win tempting VianuS
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Misses Jessie and June Hornbrook, ten
dered a reception to their friends at their
residence near Elm Grove yesterday alter
noon.
Prof. Engel, the we'll known music teach
er left VI sterday for an extended vlslt 10
the Old World. He will travel mostly In
France and Germany.
The Gaiety Club, of the.North End, gave
hop Tuesday night at Wilberts Garden
on North Main street Mayors orchestra
furnished the music.
The school AT Drill, Ohio, closed Tuesday
with a treat and big dinner. The teach
ers Miss Ella Fowler and Miss Jessie
Creighton. of Wheeling, have conducted a
verv success school the past year Quite Il
number of Miss Creighton's friends from
Wheeling and enjoyed the day.
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A quiet wedding took place Thursday
afternoon at New Cumberland, W; va
the contracting parties being Mr.. VIII Har-
vev. formerly of this city, and Miss Mamie
Hobbs, a charming young lady OF New
Cumberland. Immediately after the cere-
mony the happy couple took the Z. +
train for Wheeling.
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About sixteen couples of young society
people went out on the seven O'Clock motor
/ Wednesday night, to the Park, where they
took charge of the bowling alley until ten
O'Clock. at which hour they returned TO the
city. The party then repaired to the house
of Miss Josephine Fading on South Chap
| line street where pleasant season OF
dancing was INDUCED in the day being the
anniversary Of OF her birth. At midnight
tempting spread was discussed. after
which dancing was resumed, and continued
until a seaSonable hour.
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The Wash-Jeff Banjo and Mandolin
Club Will appear at Steubenviile on June
stu. ana they are contemplating coming
do vn 10 Wheeling chartering a steamboat
and giving an excursion IN connection with
the concert
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One of the prettiest home weddings
which has occurred near Benwood for some
time took place Thursday evening, at the