Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-14

we'll and wife will make their home In
Kirkwood. The happy couple have the
best wishes Of many warm friends.
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A certain society gentleman In this
city who got two widely different epis-
ties into the wrong envelopes the past
week is now seeing dragons by night
and doing an Apache war dance by day.
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Thursday evening party OF young
folks gathered at the residence OF Miss
Virginia Brand in the upper end OF
Benwood. The guests called in honor
of Miss Brands birthday. The evening
was spent In a very joyous manner by
all. Music and dancing were among
the features of the affair.
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Miss Margie Warfuel, Of South Jacob
street, gave watermelon party Friday
night in honor of her guests, Miss
Alberta Ainsworth, of Ironton, Ohio,
and Miss Lucy Davis, of Bellalre, Ohio.
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On the first OF the week, Mr.. John
Shifler, a we'll known young glass
worker from the South Side, was mar
ried to Miss Maggie Schrumff, young
lady OF Fostoria. Mr.. and Mrs. Shitfler
have been visiting relatives on the
South Side for some days past.
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A number OF the young people OF
North Wheeling called at the residence
of Mr.. Raymond Miller, Friday night,
on Market street. The affair was in
honor OF Mr.. Miller's twenty-tifth. birth
day. All Of those present spent a very
pleasant time.
A number OF young people from the
South Side gathered at the residence OF
Miss Carrie Groppe, Friday night, on
South Eoff street. The surprise was in
honor Of the young lady's seventeenth
birthday. The guests spent happy
evening in cards and music.
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Miss Lizzie Werner was rendered a
very pleasant surprise party Thursday
evening at the home Of Mr.. Joseph
Zahn, on Eighteenth street. A large
number of her friends were present,
and the evening was very pleasantly
spent in the usual social diversions.
Appetizng refreshments were discussed
at midnight.
The U, S. Terriers entertained quite
large number of their friends on
Wednesday last at Terriers Rest, up
the river. The boys took about thirty
two Of their lady friends up in a picnic
wagon, and other visitors went up on
the train in the afternoon. The grounds
were brilliantly illuminated with colored
lanterns and fireworks The Terriers
had erected dancing platform and had
an orchestra for dancing, as we'll as the
Twilight Banjo, Mandolin and Guitar
Club, which made the affair most de-
Iightful one, and Prof. Houston rem
dered several vocal selections in q
charming way. Dancing was INDUCED
In at ) o'clock and continued till about
10 in the evening, at which time the
guests were brought down in several
wagons, after spending one OF the
pleasantest days one could desire. The
"Terriers" have, without doubt, "Tbe
camp" on the Ohio, as many OF their
visitors were heard TO remark, they
have everything" even down to
minute communication with friends in
the city, by telegraph, ordering all their
supplies over the wire, which are sent
no on the first train after the order Is
delivered. They have a large sail boat,
| hanmocks, swings, couple OF horses
and q carriage, 10 drive their visitors
through the surrounding country, and
! their eating is not in the least behind
! their other arrangements. Joe A.
Weitzel has this branch in charge, and
the only thing TO say Of his culinary
qualifications is, the boys have all gain
ed from ten to twelve pounds, Robert
Ball, especially, he having gained four
teen pounds in the three weeks OF his
rest at "Terriers' Rest" They will put
in about a week and half yet. After
they lose their dark color, caused by the
sun, they will "Drill, ye Terriers,
| Drillm
There will be a notable wedding this
week, that Of Mr.. Julius Dinkelspeil,
OF Pueblo, Col, q prominent merchant
OF that city, and Miss Rose Somehow,
of this city, daughter of Mr.. Joseph
Sonneborn. The wedding will take place
on Wednesday evening at $50 at the
Jewish Synagogue, Rabbi Bonnheim
officiating. At the conclusion OF the
ceremony there will be grand recep-
ton at Mercantile Hall, on Main Street.
| There will be six usherS and several at
tendants at the synagogue.
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Two OF the charming guests now in
our midst are the Misses Glover, OF
| Washington, d. c., visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry NJ. Harper, on
Fifteenth street. They are two fasci-
mating brunettes, and have made deep
| impression since their sojourn here.
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In the dance pavilion on the State
Fair grounds, on Wednesday evening,
at the Arion Sommernachtfest, there
were noticed some particularly fine
| dancers, representatives OF the various
! social organizations. Among the skill
| full gliders over the waxen surface were
noticed Misses Molie Schwertfeger,
Rose Lukens, Flora Morgan, Miss
Gump, Of Baltimore, Hattie Tappan,
Flora Kraus, Jennie Wilkinson and
Rose Hunter.
Miss Katie Herbert gave a dancing
party to large company OF friends al
Longs Hall, on Friday evening. There
were some thirty-fve couples in attend
ance, and a most enjoyable time was
had.
On Thursday of last week, Maurice
Jones, Lou Roberts and families, Misses
Name Davis, Ada, Jessie and Kate
Merryman, took an excursion to Wheel
ing, by boat-thence to the Park, by
motor, and the delightful day spent by
the party will not soon be forgotten.
On the same day, Misses Ella Lewis and
Sadie Glass, met party OF friends In
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