Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-08


A pleasant surprise party was given at
the home of Will B. Kahn, Friday evening,
the occasion being the seventeenth birth
day of the host. There were quite num-
Der of young people present and a very en-
| joysble time was had by ali, and in leaving,
all joined in wishing their host happy and
enjoyable future.
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A club has been organized, to be known
as the Harmony Club. Its obiecti is to give
private hops once month. The first hop
is TO come of in about two weeks at Teuto-
MIA Hall. The limit of members is not 10
exceed twenty couples The following
members are on the roll: Misses Addie
and Emma Hagedorn, Theresa and Sophia
Fisher, Annie and Maggie Lash, Louise
Danenberg, Rosa Baumberger, Lizzie Sto-
ker, Jessie Evil, Mandie Bruce, Maud
.Scarbough, Mollie Kraft, Bessie Johnston,
Cora Pluse, Sadie Wickham, Mrs. j: +:
Potter, Mrs. John Scarbough, Messrs. Will
Kuhn, Will Welty, VIM. Hunt, Charles
Danenberg, Charles Kaiser, Charles krel-
ger, Charles Monkhouse, Charles Vaas,
Lew Wall, George Bowers, George Arnold,
John Scott, John Scarbough, A. +. Skin
ner, Chris Hartman, Harry Rose, James
Moore, Dan Nickerson, Henry Solden, j.
+. Potter, Pat Cunihan.
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4 new fad in writing paper is what is
called lovers stationary. 1t is fine note
paper delicately tinted. The watermark,
TO be detected by holding the sheet up 10
the light, is a blending of two hearts
pierced by an arrow In the lower corner
of each fourth page Tor reverse OF eacn
second half sheet) appears what at hrst
sight looks like q blemish. But this is the
charming feature of the novelty; IL is the
the kissing spot, for here the correspon-
dent places his or her lips, and thus
salute is waited to the absent lover. Inc
kissing spot is about the size OF shilling,
and is covered with thin aromatic gum
that imparts 10 the lips pleasing odor ana
taste. A more ingenious bit OF maudlin
! sentimentality could hardly be devised, yet
we must all confess that it is just of such
! innocent and nance follies that the Joy OF
human life largely consists.
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Anovel social affair took place the other
! evening in Portland, Maine 1t was a
game of living whist, the packs OF cards
being represented by fifty-two young So
| cietv people, who were costumed TO cores
| pond to the cards. To the music OF the
| orchestra the players took their places IN
| the corners of the hall, and the cards were
| shuf1led by very prettily arranged dance
/ step. One gentleman ''cut the cards, " ana
| another dealt the hands. AS each trick
/ was PLAYED, the living cards executed dlf-
| ferent dance movements. One was the
| minuet, another the sailors hornpipe,
\ another n march and so on. 1T was novel
and beautiful entertainment.
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Miss May Stanton pleasantly entertained
| n number of her Young friends on Thurs
| dav evening at her home on Sixteenth
street, the occasion being the anniversary
| of her birth.
There was a quiet but pretty wedding
! solemnized Thursday evening at the home
/ of the bride, on North Main street, IN
which the contracting parties were Mr..
| Robert G.. Darrah, one OF the Dookkeepers
/ at Bloch Bros tobacco factory, and MISS
| Charlotte Walters, long an etilcient scnool
teacher of the First ward. The wedding
/ took place at 9 o'clock, and was solemnized
/ by Rev. Dr. Riker, the new pastor of the
/ Fourth Street Methodist Church. At the
| close of the cermony, refreshments OF
/ most tempting character were served TO the
guests, and the remainder Of the evening
devoted TO sociability.
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Mrs. A. J. Jackson, entertained number
of her friends in pleasant manner Mon
dav evening at her home. An enjoyable
program was carried out and all enjoyed
the occasion. Refreshments were served
at reasonable hour. Prof. Caldwell rem
dered the music
The boutonniere OF full dress is of white
! flowers always. Pink. chrysanthemums,
! orchids, hyacinths, gardenias, or whatever
may be the prevalent fower-but always
white.
Miss Belle McSwords, Martins Ferry,
entertained the F. n. G. Club very pleas
antly on Tuesday evening About ten
| couples were present. and passed very
enjoyable evening in dancing and the vari-
Gus other amusements.
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There was quite a pleasant gathering Of
Young people at the home of Mr.. John Deal,
in Martins Ferry, Tuesday evening, in
honor of the ninth birthday of their son,
! Lennie. About sixteen of his friends were
| present, and all spent pleasant evening.
/ The guests were served with lunch by
| Mrs. Deal, to which all did justice. Master
Lennie was the recipient of several hand
! some presents.
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| The little Friday Night Club was enter
| tanned last week by Master Don Merrlman,
/ at his home on Chapline street. The feat
/ QT6 OF lDG GNtuluk w buO NiOA
was led by Master George Norton and
| Miss Matte OFT, Mrs. Julius Pollock pre-
| siding at the piano, 1t was pretty 1uve-
| nile picture. Refreshments were served,
to which all did ample justice.
The Beanies, not the Brownies nor the
! Greenies, by Gosh, but the Beanies, an old
maid society, held forth at the residence of
one of its fair members, on Monday even
| ing last, and il is said that the amusement
of the evening can not be surpassed. NO
man is allowed 10 enter the sacred pre-
/ cinct, but at the appointed hour the gentle
| men arrived and escorted the fair Beanies
| 10 their respective homes. 1t was more
mirthful than the Brownies or Greenles.
FOrSdn 60 hdec Olim mGmintSSe juUdbtt.
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A pretty home wedding was solemnized
| Wednesday night at eight o'clock, at the
residence of the brides parents, on Sonth
| Wood street, in which the contracting par
ties were Mr.. Walter Charnock and Miss
| Tillie Belleville. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. G. NJ. Afford, pastor OF the
Third Presbyterian church, in the presence
of an aSsemolage of the friends and rela-
tives of the happy couple.
Neat invitations have been issued for the
second hop Of the Chi Delta Kappa's,
which will occur Arion Hall on next Tues
day evening. Prof. Killmeyer will play.
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Invitations have been issued for pretty
home wedding in Bridgeport, on the 18th
inst. The contracting parties are Miss
Nancy Virginia Duncan, daughter of
George Duncan, Esq, and Mr.. Ellsworth
Houser. secretary of the Bridgeport Glass
Company and the Newman Manufacture
ing Company. The affair will take place
at high noon.
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