Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-07-24

Nelson whitaker, MIS- ~ D. SUI"
Mrs. Dr.. a. +. Hustled and Misses
Mary McMechen, Matte Caldwell
and Ellie Lewis, Of Pittsburg;
Bessie Hubbard, Sidney OFT, Kate
Hazlett, Jessie Berger Hulda Della
plaine, Flora Wilson, Jessie Turner,
I Lizzie Lucas, Nellie Craddock,
Ida Niccols, OF Uniontown, Pa;
Lizzie Mendel, Matilda Burke, Elsie
/ Whitaker, Bessie Pugh, OF Fort
Deposit, Md, Miss lamar, Misses Scott,
of Sewickly, Pa, Lille Vance, Bessie
/ Atkinson, Matte Clark, Dora Scott, OF
New York; May Kennedy, Bessie Jep-
son, Sue Caldwell, Mamie Patterson,
Alma Hubbard and Ian Hubbard, and
Messrs Robert Simpson, j. 4. Holoit-
eel. OF MyerSdale, Pa; Price Whitaker,
of Elkton, Md; Mr.. Morrison, OF Pitts
burg; Mr.. Cracratt, Robert Haase,
/ Charles List, Z. B. Franzheim, Will
( Miller, C. +. Dickinson, VIII Rice,
Harry Whitaker, Guy Scott, Harry
Stanman, stephen Rice, Frank Grad
dock, A. G.. Stollenwlrck, DR.. A. +.
Hustled, VIII Dovener, Sam Harper, Ar
thur Bates Butler, DR.. j. E. Bellville,
! VIII Burke, Dwight Wagner, VIII
Brice. Morgan Miller. Wheeler Bach
man. Robert GilChrist, VIII Wilson,
I Charles Cooke, Howard Mcdonald, VIII
Kelly and +, Mason.
The marriage OF Mr.. Charles R. Haz-
I lett and Miss Mollie D0nley is announc-
ed 20 occur on Thursday, August IL,
| the ceremony being peri ormed at high
/ noon in the Second Presbyterian church
at Little Washington by the pastor,
| Rev j. H. SnOwden. Mr.. Hazlett is
the Oldest son Of Major Samuel Hazlett,
and is az present engaged in the com
/ mission business I'm Kansas City, Mo,
| i'm which he has been highly successful.
/ Miss Donley is the daughter Of Mr. >.
| b. Douley, the well known brick manu-
| facturer Of Washington.
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The congregation OF st. Johns church
I gave a lawn fete Wednesday night at
\ the home Of Miss Amelia Laue, on
| North Front street, Island, which
proved a most pleasant occasion. The
\ grounds were handsomely bedecked,
/ and the many cOlOred lights and Japan
ese lanterns produced an attractive
/ effect There were large number OF
/ guests present. Lunch Of most appe-
/ tIziug nature was served, and partaken
of with great relish.
~
A pleasant social was spent Monday
I evening at the residence Of Hon. ChaS.
/ j. Heinlein, in Kirkwood, Ohio. A
small party of his friends called on him,
\ and during the time Prof. George Helm
I lein, instructor of music in the Ohio
\ State Blind Asylum, rendered a number
| of piano solos. Guitar and vocal music
also lent additional charm to the enter
\ tainmeLt.
A pleasant party Of young folks gath
/ cred at the residence Of Miss Maggie
I Owens i'm the East End Tuesday
night, i'm honor Of the young lady'S
nineteenth birthday. A very enjoyable
time was had by all. The evening was
/ spent in music and dancing.
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| Mrs. George Johnson, Of the Eighth
ward, was pleasantly surprised Tuesday
night by number of her friends who
\ called on her in honor of her thirty
/ fifth birthday. The evening was pleas
antly passed in music and games.
The Calumet Club, Of the South Side,
we're entertained very pleasantly Wed
nesday evening by Miss Laura Gardner
at her home on South Jacob street.
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Last Thursday evening Miss Anna
I McAdams entertained the X. D.'S, Of
which she is a member, and number of
others at her home on Sixteenth street.
Dancing aud cards were INDUCED in
until midnight, when tempting refresh
ments we're served, after which dancing
was resumed until . a. m, when the
guests departed, after wishing the fair
/ hostess many pleasant dreams.
1.-The Ideals" is the name OF club
organized during the past week, its
principal object being dancing, and the
members bid fair to have a good time
with their friends during the coming
winter.
In response to a request from fair
one asking the names Of the different
wedding anniversaries we will state
that they are as follows: First, iron;
fifth, wooden; tenth, tin; tifteenty, crys-
tai; twentieth, china; twenty-hfth, sill
yer; thirtieth, cotton; thirty-htth, linen;
forueth, wooden; forty-ffth, silk; ffti-
eth, golden; SiXtieth, SEVENTEEN and
seyenty-lith, diamond.
With the surplus now In the hands of
the management Of the defunct Wheel
ing Club, 10 is proposed to give two
great society events. One Of these will
be a hop at Wheeling Park, and the
other grand ball at the Mcclure in au-
tumn.
There was a pleasant driving party
given on Tuesday evening in honor Of
a number OF the charming lady visitors
now sojourning here. The party was
cBaperOned by Mrs. Geo. B. Caldwell.
The party was composed entirely of
{ ladies, and the route was st. Clairsville
and return, An excellent supper was
served.
To has been generally noticed that
among the Jewish society ladies In town
there are some particularly happy raj
mtuls. W. eu tAo ld1eS1 SI5 los IL q"
announced 10 is observed that these at
traCtive ladies arrive on the very next
train. Among those more frequently
seen in elaborate and tasty attires are
Miss Sara Horkheimer, Miss Rose ROs-
euoerg and Miss Cora Gutman. Still,
nearly all the Jewish ladies are particu
larry stylish, and it is difficult matter
TO indiyidualiLe.
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On Tuesday evening the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Meek at WellSburg