Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-01
JULY JOLLITIES.
TEs SUMNER ROUND OF SOCIAL Az
FAIRS.
4 Pretty Party at the Gins" LAST Night-Bowllng
Parties on the Incrsase-Soms
Weddings.

One of the pretteSt parties OF inc
season was given last evening Dy MIS-
Mamie Grubb, at the handsome ne"
suburban residence Of her parents. Coi-
onel and Mrs. Jacob w. GrubO, at lhe
picturesque spot on the line OF the motor
road known as the "ElmS" those partlc-
ipating were largely members OF Ine
popular Cotilion Club, although qulVe
number Of guests outside the cluo
were present, altogether the party being
one Of considerable proportions. Inc
beautiful lawns surrounding the resi-
dence were well lighted, and with
the guests IN evening attire, the
premises were a picture. Although
the dance wont merrily on In
the spacious parlors at intervals
the affair took the nature or lawn
fete, and a most charming one !; was.
Tempting refreshments were served
SHORTLY after eleven, and in the early
hours this morning, after all had been
surfeited with the delightful pleasures
of the evening, the guests boarded the
special motor for the city. The initial
fete at the "ElmS" will long be remem-
bered.
Last evening at eight o'clock Nj
George thinner, the well-known cigar
maker, and Miss Lizzie Beck, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Beck were mar
ried az the residence OF the brides par
entS, Oh South Chapino street. Rev.
Ulfert, pastor Of ST. Johns Lutheran
church performed the ceremony. The
attendants were Mr. j. c. Beck, Il broth /
or of the bride, and Miss Hannah Dan
nenburg. A reception followed the cersa
emony.
A surprise party was rendered Mr.. !
Emmett Dioe, on South Huron street, at |
his new home which he has just fin
iShed last evening by his friends and |
relatives. The party tending the sur
prise consisted of Mr.. John Cock and |
wife; Mr. Edward Cook aud wife, Mrs.
Mary Cook: Mr.. VIM. Mitch and sister,
Miss Mary: Mrs. August Betz; Mrs.
VIM. Shields; Mr. ChaS. Ryan and bride;
Miss Mary Jane Whixey; Miss Eliza
beth Cooke; Mr.. John Cooke, and
Charles and Mamie Cooke. A fine sup
per was served by the host and his
wife, and a most enjoyable time was
had, in singing and vocal music. Miss
jamie Diloe furnished delightful mus
lie for the party.
Monday night the Misses Emerich
entertained number or
their friends at their home on South
Jacob street.
Invitations have been sent ont by Miss
Crphena Shannon for party at the
residence Of her parents. on Seven
ieenth street, next Friday evening, in
lOnor of her cousin, Mr.. Oscar Moore,
Of Uhrichsville.
On Monday evening the historic and
picturesque Monument Place, at Elm
iroye, was enlivened by gay gather
ng of society people, it being the occa
sion of a lawn fete, given by Mrs. A. j.
1atterson. The guests were handsome
entertained until late hour.
The wedding of James Martin and
Hattie McWilliams took place OF Mar
in'S Ferry last evening, at the home Of
he bride, on Third street. Mr.. Martin
,pcueu win LhC NOUN" on. ~-----i,-fvc- ,735
,any. but now of Fostoria. The -.
5 a daughter Of VIM. McWlIliams' ana
5 one of Martins Ferry'S most beautl-
nj young ladies. About fifty invita-
ions were issued, and there was a gen
raj response in person to them all. The
bride and groom have many friends IN
own who all unite in wishing them
ong and happy married life. After the
ceremony the happy couple left over the
3. & O. railroad on a wedding trip and
viii then settle in Fostoria, where Mr..
Martin l. in business
Mr.. Martin A. Bllnn, operator at the
Postal Telegraph COmpany's Office, on
Market street, was married last evening
A. Steubenvlle to Miss Lille NJ. Fisher,
laughter of Rev. s. A. Fisher, Of the
NJ. ?. church OF that city. The we'd
ding took place at o'clock, the cere-
monv being performed by Rev. 5. ):
Fisher. brother of the bride. Mr.. and
Mrs. Blinn will reside on the Island.
On Monday evening there was a jolly |
driving party to Maultown, in honor OF |
Miss Buell., the guest OF Miss Lilly
Vance. 4 fine supper was served at