Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-02-21

brides parents on South Wood street,
where wedding supper was discussed
In the evening reception was held.
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"Wednesday morning, az Martins Fer
". Mr.. Frank link and Miss Alma
Chessell, both Of that place. were quiet
~ married 81 the home Of the brides
parents. or Third street Rev. H. NJ
Campbell, Of the Presbyterian Church,
performed the services. The happy
couple were driven 70 Wheeling and
took the 4. & o. train for Cincinnati,
where they will spend few days
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A pretty wedding was solennized
Tuesday morning az FIVE O'Clock az St
JOseph's Cathedral, IN which the con-
tracing parties were Councilman Jas.
Filan and Miss Nora FitZsinmons, Rev.
Father MeEIiigott oficiated. After the
ceremony the bridal party was driven
10 the home OF the bride. where a wed
ding breakfast was discussed, after
which Mr.. and Mrs. Filan took train
for PIttsbUrg. Upon their return they
viii 20 20 housekeeping on the South
Side.
The prettiest parties that the boys
ana girls can have are fancy-dress par
ties. Nowhere do they have quite such
q pleasant time as az the little enter
tainments where each boy and girl IS
dressed in some quaint character. IL
the costumes can be made al home, it Is
80 much the better, because hall the
pleasure is In making the dresses. II Is
50 interesting 20 choose the bright, pref
- colors and 20 make them up in fancy
and artistic designs.
Any one who goes 20 the trouble OF
getting Up a child's fancy-dress party
will be amply rewarded for the pains.
II is great fun, indeed, and is OF those
things Of which one does not grow tired,
and which it is pleasant 10 remember
afterwards.
The organization Of dancing school
in Bridgeport is being talked OF. The
school will PROBABLY be taught OF Miss
Josie McCabe.
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The Newport Club, Of Moundsville,
will give Z ball and banquet at the
Opera House in that place, next FRIDAY
evening, and have sent out quite num-
Der Of invitations. Mr.. 7. 5. Riggs is
president and Mr.. J. NJ. Showacre sec
rotary Of the club. Prof. klmeyer Will
furnish the music.
Miss Mary Brannon was rendered a
pleasant surprise party Monday night,
by a host Of her friends. Music and
dancing wers among the pleasing fea-
lures Of the occasion. Before departing
the guests were treated to an array OF
light refreshments.
4 party Of friends OF Mr.. VIM. Fox,
of Eleventh street, East End, rendered
him a surprise party on Tuesday eve
ming. al his home. A fine supper was
served.
On last Friday evening, al the resi-
dence of her sister, Mrs. Brues, Mrs. b.
B. Club gave another che OF those
pleasant card parties and luncheons
which are so popular among her friends.
Ten couples, five tables, whist, and then
a delicious lunch at midight tel! the
story in q nutshell Of the hearty enjoy
ment Of the guests.
Mr.. aad Mrs. W. a. Wilson, OF the
Island. gave a card party at their at
tractiye home Oh Wednesday night last
10 a number of friends. After a three
hours contest in the stragetic points OF
whist 4 most palatable lunch was served
70 which the company did ample justice.
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There was a very pleasant surprise
party given at Stanke's Hall, Fulton,
Thursday evening, on Master Charley
Ruehl, in honor OF his thirteenth birth
dsv. Refreshments were served at
seasonable hour. Those present were
Miss Huida Stanke, LESSEE Marshall,
Minnie Ruehl, Nellie Ruehl, Kate Brist,
Maud Kirb, Mary Barr, Carrie and
Francis Stanka, Lizzie Gehringer, Mas
ter Eddie Ortiz, Charley Ruehl, Loui;
Ruebl. Louis Zoeckler, Charley Zoeck
Ter, Albert Haberly, Eddie BitsOn.
Friday evening Miss Louise Maurel
gave very pleasant necktie and bon
net birthday party, Ct her residence or
Twelfth street. About ten couples were
present, who spent an enjoyable even
ing playing various games, etc. At
seasonable hour tempting Refreshments
were served, which were heartily dis
cussed by all. Miss Maurer proved her
self 70 be a frst-class hostess, and al
left wishing her many happy returns o.
the day.
Miss Mamie Roberts entertained bel
friends last Friday evening, In yer!
pleasing manner at her home on Jacot
street. Conversation and music passed
away the hours, and at the usual houl
an elegant collation. was served. Aooul
ten couples were present and carried
away with them pleasant remem
brance Of a well spent evening.
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The young society ladies OF Wells
burg who for several years past hav'
formed the !. L. d. Club gave leaf
wear ball at the Hudson House Wednes
day evening. the 18th. under the man
agement of Misses Lydie Morgan anC
Annie Good. Everything was managed
as perfectly as though the young ladies
were veterans in the art OF managing
dances and playing escorts. The prin
cipal feature of the evening was tn
grand march, which was successful!
led by Miss Lydia Morgan and Will BIC
Elroy. II was one Of the most fashion
able and enjoyable events OF the sea
son, and one to be long remembered.
AREGIsTER reporter dropped In, o.
rather dropped up" into the Wheelin'
Club ROOMS yesterday afternoon, anC
was surprised to see what progress haC
been made in the Kermoise rehearsals