Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-03-06

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Moore, Jennie Hood, Mildred Howe,
Mamie Montgomery, Lizzie Forsch.
Mrs. Barnes, Messrs. Gaylord Morgan,
Clark c. Lyle, of Altoona, Pa, Charles
c. Hamilton, Homer Simmons, Charles
Clark, Jesse LeMasters, John Bowler,
Harry Cunningham, Frank Jackson.
Chas. Ephlin, viii Bodley, Harry Trav-
is, VIII Dennis and others.
A quiet and enjoyable progressive
euchre party was given by the Central
Garden Club at their club room on
Thursday evening, there being none
but members there. All enjoyed hem
selves until an early hour, when the
prizes were distributed. First prizes,
Mr.. Henry Baker and Miss Pickett;
second prizes, Mr.. William Schneider
and Miss A. McGrale. At the usual
hour refreshments were served, and all
adjourned to their homes TO dream over
the happy time they had.
Miss Mile Grey, OF Twenty-second
street, was rendered a surprise on last
Monday evening by number OF her
friends, there being about six couples
present. The evening was spent in
number of games and singing. Miss
Mile proved herself TO be charming
hostess. The party dispersed at sea-
sonable hour.
On Thursday afternoon Mrs. Cecil
Robinson entertained a number OF her
lady friends between the hours of three
and o'clock. The hours were occu-
pied with the fascinating euchre, and
u most delightful session at the cards
was enjoyed. 1t was thoroughly con-
genial party throughout, and sociaoility
reigned.
Miss Salie Miller, of Martins Ferry,
entertained few friends Friday even
ing, at her home on Third street. At a
seasonable hour refreshments of a
tempting nature were served, which
were enjoyed by all.
The F. n. G.. Club were pleasantly
entertained Friday night by Miss Edith
Brown, at the home of Mrs. Joseph
Wells, in Martins Ferry. Dancing and
music made the evening pass all too
quickly.
Mrs. w. R. Radcliffe, Of Martins Fer
~, gave a pleasant "At Home" Friday
afternoon, between . and 6. She was
assisted in receiving by Mrs. M. c.
Mitchell and Miss Carrie Wood. The
tables were presided over by Mrs. 0. Il.
Wood.
The Mercantile Club will give full
dress leap at Franzheim's Hall, next
Thursday evening, which promises to
be most delightful affair.
A pleasant surprise was rendered
Mrs. Nick Herbert, wife of Officer Her
bert, at her home, Friday night, on
South Chapine street. The occasion
was the thirty-fourth anniversary OF
her birth, and quite large number OF
friends spent very pleasant evening
with music and games. Mrs. Herbert
received many handsome present.
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This is doing pretty well for one week.
One young society lady on North Main
street has had nineteen callers since last
Tuesday. This is popularity, not on the
half, but on the whole shell.
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The final hop given by the Wheeling
Club last Monday night was well at
tended and an excellent session was en-
loved. The cotilion hope the follow
ing night was rather lightly attended,
but even with the few on the scene
much merriment prevailed.
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There was a quiet wedding at the
North Street NJ. Z church at o'clock
last night in which the contracting par
ties were Mr.. Chas. f. Nye, formerly OF
Boston, now with j. Friedel, and Miss
Blanche Walker of st. Louis. The pas
tor, Rev. Chenowith, performed the
ceremoney.
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Miss jamie Good gave an informal,
but delightful dinner party to few in
innate friends on Friday, at her home
on Fourteenth street.
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There was a pleasant gathering at the
home of Mrs. j. j. Jones, on North
Min street, Friday afternoon, the az
far being in the nature OF thimble
party. All present were handsomely
entertained in Mrs. Jones thoroughly
hospitable manner.
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