Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-10-11
WHEELING REGISTER SUNDAY, OCTOBER II, 1891

lace, carrying in her hand bunch OF
choice white roses.
AT the conclusion of the ceremony the
newly-married couple were showered win
congratulations, after which refreshments
were served by burst. During the lunch,
and at intervals of the evening music was
discoursed by Killmeyer.
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tits rumored that there is to be a we'd
ding in the high social circles Of Wheeling
every Wednesday until Thanksgiving.
VIII someone tie the town in.
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Mr.. Joe Rogers rendered his friend, Ned
Davis, pleasant surprise party at MS resi-
dence on South Jacob street on Thursday
evening. Dancing and games contributed
10 the evenings enjoyment, while music
assisted in Willing the time away, being
supplemented by a tempting array OF re-
freshments at the proper hour. Those
present were Misses Lena Hilderbrand,
Lena Bush, Minnie Murphy, Mary Bush,
Annie Karges, Annie Wizard, Katie But
Ter, Mollie Flanagan, Sadie Rogers, Clara
Kemp, Alice Henderson. Of Pittsburg, and
Messrs. Ned Davis, Elsie Duncan, Joe
Rogers, John Smith, Fritz Seamon, Mike
May, John Haggins, Lou Brady, Willie
Manion, John higgie and John kloss. Miss
Annie Wizard entertained them with
very fine solo.
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There is talk OF reviving the palmy days
when amateur theatrlcals here in Wheel
ing were at their heighth. During the life
of this dramatic club some very clever
talent was unearthed in this city, many OF
whom to-day, with little practice, would
be even more effective in the Thespian art.
Well do people recall those pleas
urable events when some OF the
leading society ladies Of the
city assumed the roles. Among others who
won laurels was Mrs. DR.. Il. j. Reed. MRS
Oh. Rhodes was particularly fine IN Maids
parts, while Mrs. Charles Milton, nee
LOring distinguished herself in several ex-
cellent dialect roles. Miss Ann Cummins
portrayed light comedy admirably, and
others especially noticeable We're MISS
Eliza Armstrong, Mrs. Thomas Hughes,
nee McCabe, Miss Minnie LOring, Mrs.
viii McMechen, Mrs Chiles L. F'errell.nee
Kate White, Miss Blanche Haase and Miss
Grace POllack.
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Horseback riding is about as exhiler-
ating sport as is devised, and a graceful
eQuestrierne is interesting TO view. Dur
ing the past few weeks, and particularly
during the last week, several devotees IN
this liue have awakened the interest in the
pastime among the young ladies. Among
the stately riders seen on the boulevard
the past week were Mrs. d. G.. List, Mrs.
John GLASS; Miss Maud Richards, Misses
Helen and Laura Caldwell, Miss Jessie
Turner, win Caldwell and William
Bates.
A pleasant dancing party was given at
the home of Miss Emma Irwin in Bellaire
Monday evening last in honor of her guest
Miss Maggie Cellar, of ST Clalrsviile.
There were quite number of young peo-
pie present and all spent an enjoyable ev-
ening.
Ralph Heyman, the well-known young
clothier, rendered his numerous friends
reception Monday night in honor OF his
twenty-frst birthday.
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The woman who can only get one gown
for the winter is advised to have serge
one, either in dark blue or black. Such
gown can be prettily made and with be-
coming bonueta and suitable jacket is adapt
ed to most all occasions.
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The Lady Managers of the Altenheim
viii gwen a supper at the Home next
Thursday evening from to Z. a musical
entertainment, in which the best talent OF
the city will participate, Will follow the
supper. Among other welcome musicians
who will appear is Miss Anna Lang.
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Miss Ida Harrison, of this city, officiated
as bridesmaid at a recent wedding in Rich
mond, Michigan, in which the contracting
parties were Miss Nellie Reynolds and MIR.
WIN. Dawson, both OF Columbus.
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Lovers of music are looking forward
with a good deal of expectancy to the grand
musicale to be given at Mercantile Hall
week from next Wednesday, the proceeds
of the same to go toward purchasing an
organ for the handsome new Jewish Syna-
gogue. An unusually fine programme has
been prepared. Among those who Will
figure in the entertainment are Mrs. Henry
Horkheimer on the piano, and Mrs. Lee
Baer and Miss Elsie Gundling, recitations
being given by Miss Jennie Rich,
Ralph Hevman, Henry Emshelmer, and
Max Goldburg, the last named artist, be-
ing a unique and spirited elOcutionist Eu-
Gene Baer and Joe Baer will make melody
on the clarinet and piano in Duet. The
vocal. instrumental and Evolutionary fea-
features will be effectively blended. Four
pretty and executive adopts constitute the
committee having the affair in charge
Misses Jennie Emsheimer, Clara hraus,
Sadie Gundling and Emma hrauS.
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The True Irish Hearts social, rendered
Miss Fannie Burns, very pleasant sur
prise parry at Schenk's hall, last Friday
evening. An present had a delightful
time. Notes orchestra furnished the
music.
Mr.. Jas. Fahey, the well known South
side bartender, and Miss Ellen Finan,
were quietly married in Pittsburg the
2nd inst.
On Monday evening Miss Bessie r.
Good will entertain about nifty OF her
Young friends at her residence on Four
teenth street. Quite gay time is anticl-
pated by those favored with invitations.
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On Friday evening the younger members |
OF society got together and organized new
clue The have not decided on name for
the organization yet. This meeting was
held at the residence Of Misses Alice and
Grace Pollock, on Main street. The fol
lowing is q partial list of the members:
Misses Alice Pollace Grace Pollock, Emily
Pollock, Cora Matthews, Gertrude Fisher,
Matte OFT, Ethel Bailey, Ada Jepson,
Jennie Jepson, Edna McCourtney
Messrs, Whitney Wallace. Walter Sweeney,
Prank Waterhouse, Don Merriman. Nal
colin Brice, George Norton, VIII Vance,
Beverly Sweeney, Frank wheat, ana
others whose names could not be definitely
obtained.
The members of the Cotillion Club are
making great preparations for jolly time
during the coming winter months. Last
night another interesting meeting was
held at the home Of Arch and Miss
Mary Motfat. on South Chapliue street
Several new rules were laid before the