Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-12-04

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The evening was passed In very pleas,
ant manner by all present In music ana
dancing. Other amusements were also
induleed In. About ten o'clock tempt
ing array of light refreshments was
served.
The home Of Mr.. T. S. Tappan, pho
toorapher. on Zane street, Island, was
the scene OF a quiet wedding Monday
night. when his daughter. Miss K. La
Wanda Tappan, and Mr.. Robert Cory,
Of EngIand. were married. Only the
immediate relatives of the young couple
were present. The bride and groom
were the recipients OF quite NUMBER
of handsome presents from their nu,
merous friends. Mr. and Mrs. Cory VIII
remain in Wheeling until about the
frst of April, when they will leave Tor
an extended tour through Europe and
to the home of Mr.. Cory in England.
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An enjoyable surprise was rendered
Mr.. and Mrs. John P. Kindleberger, at
their residence on North Main street,
Tuesday night, the occasion being Mrs.
Kindleberger's birthday anniversary.
During the evening serenade was
rendered by the Aurea Guitar aud Man
dolin Ouartette, after which the guests
repaired to the dining room, where an
elegant repast awaited them. AFTER
which music held sway till late nours'
when all departed wishing many happy
returns to Mrs. Kindleberger.
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Monday evening pleasant surprise
was rendered Mr.. and Mrs. s. o. Boyce
ut their home on Chapline street, by
about ten couples OF young folks calling
on them. They were warmly welcomed
by Mr.. and Mrs. Boyce, who entertain
ed them handsomely. Cards and dane
ing were the principal amusements and
most enjoyable evening was spent.
Tempting refreshments were served al
midnight.
Oh, but my, did you go to che leap
wear dance given by the fair members
~ the Cotillion Club? II was a terpsl-
chorean treat. seldom has the ball
room of the wheeling Club shown to
better advantage than on Friday even
ing. OF course everyone yielded TO the
Girls who that night shouldered the re-
sponsfbiities. They had the floor In
more ways than one, ana on all sides
were the questions perpetually asked,
"Who is that lovely glrl?" 'Is Miss
| Debutante the sister TO Miss -"
"Who is that sweet-looking girl WITH
| the pink roses?" What bright face
the girl has who is carrying the chrys-
anthemums!" chow full OF mischief
Miss So-and-so looks! what beau
tiiul girl Miss w. is, and so much like
her sister who came out q few years
ago!" Chow aristocratic in appearance
Is Miss Pillow charming In man
1 ners Miss c. is; and by
the way, Charlie, did you ''get on"
to the easy and fairy-like move ments OF
little Miss A? and so forth and so
forth. Music was furnished by Mde.
Observation-Disclosures, and this was one Of
the chief features Of the evening. An
order of twenty-five dances was dis
cussed, and it was nearly two o'clock
before the festivities ceased. AT inter
mission choice lunch was served.
The ladies who officiated as chapero1es
of the affair were Mrs. w. w. Arnett,
Mrs. VIII Schwertfeger, Mrs. j. w.
Grnbb, Mrs. Walter Reinhart, Mrs.
John Rice, Mrs. Merriman, Mrs. Joseph
Speidel, Mrs. L. S. Deaplaine, Mrs. j.
Wise Norton, Mrs. Wolfe, OF Pitts
burg. The participants were DR..
and Mrs. J. NJ. Belleville, Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Hancher, Mrs. w. A.
Isett, Mrs. Henderson,, Miss Fannie
Jackson, Philadelphia; Misses Jessie
Turner, Eva j. Wilson, Louisa Norton,
Bessie Lamb, Lille Norton, Mamie
Patterson, Laura Caldwell, Helen Cald-
well, Maude Richards, jamie Good,
Emma Blond, Jessie Berger, Flora
Wilson, Sue Wright, Sue Caldwell, Flora
Wilson, Lydia Good, Laura Dalzell,
Mary Moffat, Ella Wright, Mamie
Grub, Lizzie Mendel, Kathleen Atchi-
son, Bessie Jepson, Florence Atkinson,
May Woods, Bessie Atkinson,
Ethel Brannen, Bessie Rice, Blanche
Hoge, Lou Reinhart, Eliza Speidel,
Holly Patterson, Mary Smythe and
Lizzie Lucas, and Messrs. Will Burke,
Garth Hearne, viii Arnett, Clarke
Hamilton, L. McLain, Will FL. Cassell,
Howard Mcdonald. Chas. List, James
Crosby, George Atkinson. Arthur John
son, Roy Boyd, Charles Cook, Hal Spell
del, Tom Sweeney, Edward Savage,
Harry OFT, Will Shaffer, Will Brice,
Harry Stallman, Sam Hazlett, Walter
Hall, George Norton, Wheeler Bachman,
Arthur Bates Butler, Frank Craddock,
viii Bates, Will Turner, Sam Harper,
Sam Woods, Will Wilson, Morgan Ber-
ger, Will Vance, Harry Zevely, Fred
Ewing, Morgan Miller, Lawrence
Wheat, Robert Simpson, viii Rice, and
Mr. Gatchel, Of Philadelphia.
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An admirably arranged dinner party
was given on Wednesday evening at the
handsome home Of Mr.. Joseph Speidel,
on Chapline street, the affair being
given by Mr.. Hal Speidel to a number
of his gentlemen friends. II wGs one OF
the happiest stag parties Of the season.
The guests, ell 10 full evening dress,
gathered about the festal board about
seven o'clock, and the prandial festivi-
ties continued until we'll into the even
ing. In the center of the .artistlcally
arranged table was a beautiful floral
display, while the service throughout
was OF unique and rich design. The
dinner was served In courses, all OF
which were most daintily presented.
The following were present: Messrs.
Hal Speidel, George Mendel, Arthur
Bates Butler, Wheeler Bachman. Percy
Norton, Charles Cook. VIII r. Rice.
Charles Lamb, Harry OFT, Harry Wad-
dell, H. A. Simpson, Frank Craddock, w.
f. Shaffer, Sam Harper, Robert Gil
christ and f. Mason.
A gay party OF East Wheeling young
folks gathered at the residence Of Miss