Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-09-04

Inc friends OF Miss eLGura heeVer
called on her Wednesday evening at her
residence on East McColloch street, in
honor OF that young lady's sixteenth
birthday. The evening was spent In an
enjoyable manner by all those present.
Music and dancing were the pastimes.
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A pretty wedding was solemnized at
St. Clairsville Thursday evening, the
contracting parties being Mr.. j. D..
Wilson, Of the South Side Bank, in this
city, and Miss Emma Ulrich, OF Sharon,
Pa. The ceremony was performed IN
the presence OF a number OF the friends
of the bride. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Will
make their home in this city, on the
South Side.
A gay party Of young folks went out
TO MauletOwn, Thursday evening. The
party was composed of Misses Kate and
Ada L. Graham, Flora M. Souder, Lid
die BOdley, Carrie Frame, Mary Scott,
Alice and Nancy LOngbOttom, and
Messrs. Archie Graham, Ernest Frame,
John Kingdom, Charles Metzner and
Theo. Dore. On the return trip supper
was taken at the Wayside inn, and
everyone relished the substantial repast.
The party had some musical iustru-
+ ments, which served to entertain. u
was one Of the most pleasant parties 0i
the season.
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The Wheeling Cyclers will give
dance tomorrow at their South Jacob
street hall The programme is an in
teresting one. The hall has been hand
somely decorated fer the occasion.
Miss Lille Dean, Of Martins Ferry,
entertained number Of friends We'd
nesday yening In a handsome manner.
Music aud dancing were the features Of
the affair,
The young friends of Miss Norma
Bowers called az her home on South
Jacob street Wednesday night. The
affair was OF the nature of farewell
party rendered her before leaving for
BarbourSvllle, where she will enter
school. The evening was spent in al
enjoyable manner by all present. Among
the features of the occasion was some
choice piano music. Refreshments
were served at an early hour.
On Saturday evening at the home Of
the Misses Sarah and Annie Bland OF
MoundSvlle was gay party Of young
social people the guests were hand
sOmely entertained by the young ladys,
games aud other amusementS being in
dulged until midnight when refresh
ments were served. Those present were
Misses Ola Bryson, Lille TomlinsOn,
Ella BrysOn, Lone Hadgerman, Ella
Tomlinson, Sarah Bland, Annie Bland,
Messrs. VIII Mallery, Eli COnley, John
COnkle, Mr.. Pulkey, Mr.. Musher, VIII
.Bryson. The guests leaving for home
wished the young ladies' many happy re-
turns OF the day.
A pleasant surprise party was given
BY Miss Jenny Strapman, on Wood
street, last Tuesday night Those pres
ent we're: Miss Vogt Miss Durnat,
Josephine Dakeu, Anna Bishuf, Mary
Bishuf, Tilley Vogt Mary Homan, Trise
Vogt, Gertie Habig, Caney VOgt, Barbe
German, Mary Lunghen, Ed. Strapman,
John Vogt, Audy Hereof. Jake VOgt,
John Habig, Frank Vogt, Henry kain,
Charley BFash.
During the summer at the Mounds
Vile camp grounds there has been sn
organization of young ladies, mostly
from town, who have gone under the
mysterious name OF the &C. F. 0. Club.
These young ladies being very attrac-
tive naturally, captured the hearts Of
All the young gentlemen who visited the
grounds. IL is said that one society
gentleman from Wheeling has become
SO desperately infatuated with one OF
the handsome crew that he has con-
slant desire to remain on the grounds.
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The summer season drawing to
close. brings the autumn and winter
festivities close at hand. The question
hitch row arises Is: VIII the old dane
no.clubs reorganize? To this some re-
lretsntIy say no, while others have al
resdv commenced their preparations for
tba coming season. The first to reor-
espire agaIn Is that happy organization