Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-10-23

Windsor, where an elegant supper was
served. Among the guests present from
out OF the city were: Miss Bennett, OF
Peoria, H.; Mr.. Sid Fiorsheim, OF
Flndlayyille, Pa; Mr.. Sid KIeinorder-
| ling and Mr.. Simon Klee, CT Pittsourg;
Mr.. Lee Somehow, Mr.. AL Luchs aud
Mr.. l. Somehow, OF Bellaire.
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On Tuesday evening Mrs. Captain
Dillon celebrated her seventy-third
birthday at her residence. 112 Fifteenth
street. Mrs. Dillon received her guests
from to 6, assisted by her three daugh-
tiers, Miss Ada Dillon, Mrs. j. h. Farls,
of Kansas City, and Mrs. Ella Dillon
Martin, of Chicago. The celebration
was in the nature OF surprise gotten
up by the three daughters, and was
complete In every way. Besides the
numerous relatives, among the guests
were Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Rlker, Mrs.
George K. Wheat. Miss Jennie Norton,
Mrs. Metcalf, Miss Sue Metcalf, Mrs:
Ewing, Miss Annie Ewing, Mrs. Samuei
Faris, Miss Mary Faris. Mrs. P. b. Dob
bins, Mrs. Charles Killmeyer, Mrs. Lit
tie. Miss Lila Little, Mrs. McLain, Mrs.
Adrain, Mrs. Sturgison, Mrs. Dittman,
Mrs. Henry Odbert, Mrs. Boyd, Mr.. and
Mrs. Seybold and Mr.. William Graham.
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The marriage OF DR.. Frank NJ. Kearns
and Mrs Margaret LOTUS, both OF this
city, will take place in st. JoSeph's
Cathedral next Wednesday at o'clock
a. IN. The bride elect is daughter OF
Mr.. Michael Lotus, Superintendent OF
the Wheeling Railway Company.
49,
Mrs. Judge q. L. Cranmer held recep-
ton Thursday afternoon and evening,
at her home on Chaplne street, in honor
of Mrs. M. B. Cracraft, OF Washington,
D. c., who is her guest. A large num-
Der Of ladies called during the prescribed
hours.
The Forget-me-not Club gave a leap
year party at the residence OF MISS
Anna Knoke last Thursday night. The
club consists Of Misses Emma and Han
nah Edge, Nora McEntee, Lizzie
Schlemmer, Ella Plankey and Anna
Knoke. Supper was served at II
o'clock.
The many friends Of Miss Ida Mic
coils, of Uniontown, who was the guest.
of Miss Elizabeth Mendel during the
early part of the summer, will be palned
to learn that her father, Mr.. j. a. MIC
coils, one of the leading coal dealers OF
Western Pennsylvania, died last Sun
day after brief illness.
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One OF the recent brides OF the city
conceived the idea OF taking with her
rather old looking receptacle for
trunk, instead Of bran new one, In or
der to dissipate the idea in the minds
OF others that she was bride. But
one OF the members of the family, given
to practical jokes, tied q pair OF old
shoes on the end OF the trunk and 9TH
erwise bedecked it just before it was
taken to the station, and when the
bride next saw her baggage at the hotel
she started TO think very rapidly, and
sent really caustic epistle home. Such
are the vicisSitudes OF honeymoons.
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One OF the strikingly pretty outside
wraps was seen on the promenade one
day the past week, worn by one OF the
prominent society ladies who was
abroad this summer. IL attracted con-
siderable attention from the devotees
of fashion,
Miss Christina Long, OF South Main
street. who has been visiting at Hunt
ington for about two months, returned
to her home last Monday, and in the
evening she was surprised by about
fifteen couples of married folks. Gut
hart's orchestra was present, and furn-
ished music for dancing. An elegant
supper was feature Of the evenings
enjoyment.
The Central Garden Club gave one OF
its enjoyable hops last Thursday even
ing. Guthart furnished the music.
About thirty couples were present, and
all enjoyed very pleasant evening.
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We have had in our midst during
much OF the past week Mrs. Stephen Il.
Elkins, one OF the leading movers in the
society of the Capitol, and quite num-
Der Of the prominent ladies about town
have been favored with her acquaint-
ance. All speak OF her genial presence,
gracious demeanor and winning ways In
the highest terms. Mrs. Elkins has been
at the Mcclure, VIII ere her husband, Sec
rotary EIkins, was making MS head
quarters during his stay here. They
left on the late train last night.
MARTINS FERRY.