Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-07-10

Monument street, the groom's broth
er-in-law, after which Mr.. and Mrs.
House left by the B. & o. for At
lantic City, where they will spend two
weeks, and then-&o TO their future home
In Wheeling. Among those present
were Mr.. George House, Mr.. Kraft. Mr..
A. C. Cameron and wife and Mr.. John
Foster and wife, all OF Wheeling.
Miss Belle Balloon OF Winona, MIMI,
who has been the charming guest OF
Miss Mary Moffat, on South Chapline
street, for the past two weeks, left yes
terday for St Clairsville, to spend few
weeks with relatives before returning
home. While here Miss Balloon made
quite number of warm friends on &C
count of her pleasant manner and win
ming ways.
A number OF young society people
principally members OF the Cotillion
Club took stag-ride on Thursday
evening some distance beyond Elm
Grove. The horses were covered with
sleigh-bells while they boys had fog
horns of all descriptions, which aroused
much merriment along the route. After
arriving home the repaired TO one OF
the young ladies' homes where refresh
ments were enjoyed. Mrs. John l..
Rice chaperoned the party, which was
composed of Misses Bessie Rice, Jennie
Craddock, Florence Atkinson, Helen
Caldwell, Ethel Baily and Morgan
Miller. Latino McLain, William Turner,
Fred Ewing and Arthur johnson.
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An event which largely helped to
crown the week with it's greatest glory
and enjoyment was the entertainment
given on Wednesday evening in honor
of Mrs. Earl w. 0glesoay, of Cleveland,
by Mrs. Lewis 5. Delapain at her hand
some home on Chapline street. Every
moment OF the time was made happy by
the dispensation Of q hospitality made
up OF cordiality and elegance. A won
drous bouquet OF feminine LONELINESS
was there seen, and the ilowerlike tints
and gossamer textures of many exquisite
toilettes donned for the occasion was
rich and attractive In effect. The
decorations were artistic. Shadowy
green masses of plants darkened
recesses and corners OF the
drawing rooms, halls and supper room,
only to be lit again by the vivid bright
ness of blossoms. Music was furnished
by Killmeyer. In the supper room the
table was spread with all manner OF
dainties, and great, tall jars OF roses
seem TO throw some OF their rich glow
over the savory salads and delectable
ices. A bevy OF girls, so pretty and
picturesque In their charming evening
gowns, seasoned the dainties with their
smiles and graces. 1t was delightful
affair throughout. Among those pres
ent were: Rev. and Mrs. r. r. Swope,
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Delaplain, Mrs. Earl
w. 0glebay, Mrs. Mary Delaplain, Mr..
and Mrs. w. w. Arnett, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walker Peterson, Miss Jane McCol-
Tough, Mrs. Hattie Mccoy OF New York;
Miss Llbbie Greer, Mrs. f. j. Hearn, Mr..
and Mrs. j. +. Sweeney, DR.. and
Mrs. Eugene Hlldreth, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
G. Moffat. and Misses Hulda Delaplaine,
Mamie Grub, Mary Brockunier, Bessie
Lamb, Sidney OFT, Matte Caldwell, Sa-
die Meade, Kate Hazlett, Shirley Brock
unier, Winifred and Gertrude Scott OF
Sewckly, Penn, Mary Moffatt, Belle
Balcolm of Minnesota; Charles w. List,
Robert Simpson, DR.. Hazlett Cummins,
VIII Burke, Thomas Sweeney, VIII
Sweeney, Howard Mcdonald, Thomas
Peters Of Brooklyn, n. Y, General
Manager Brewster OF the w. B. & T.
road, Samuel Brockunier, George Baird,
George Vardy, VIII Peterson, Ned
Stalnaker. Bernie McMechen, Samuel
Hazlett, f. j. Dickinson and Z. Mason.
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A Happy Event at Fairmont.
special TsleOrGn TO tie Sunday Rs0tster.
FAIRMoNT, w. VA, July 9.-The
picnic and hop by the Terpslchorean
club at Gypsy Grove on Thursday was
one OF the most complete and enioya-
Bile affairs OF the kind given here for a
long time. Fairmont and Clarksburg
Joined together for one day and enjoyed
the Grove with its swings, see saws and
merry-go-rounds to its utmost capacity
until after supper, at which time the
dancing commenced in earnest, and the
scene presented would have ex-
cited the admiration OF Terp-
sichore herself had she been
present. The music by the Syms'
orchestra, of Fairmont, was splendid,
the grove pavilion could not have been
bettered, the weather seemed to enter
into the spirit OF the occasion with de-
lightiully coe evening, the hsmmocks
hung were hunted heartily, the swings
swung slowly, softly the nerry-go-
rounds moved merrily, and the dancers
danced as they never danced before.
The festivities continued until 11:3o,
when the engines whistle warned every
body that a most delightful evening
had come to an end.
Those present were: from Clarksburg;
Mrs. C. S. Sands, Miss Carrie Basel.
Miss Emma Freman, Miss Mamie Hay
mond, Miss Lily Hart, j. B. Hart, Il.
R. Davis, 4. Il. Hevner, Geo. Duncan,
Haray Shuttleworth. G. T.. Vance, Z.
C. Basel, w. p. Golf, VIM. Fireman,
Ed. Willis, Mercy Med. Price.
From Monongah; Mr.. and Mrs. Buck
man, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Bowles, Miss
Nixon.
From Fairmont; Misses Emily Sands,
Sue Hall, Lizzie Raymond. Blanche
Raymond, Lucy Watson, Anna Watson,
Mrs. w. 7. Ravenscroft, Mrs. o. j. Sands
Mrs. j. f. Mccoy, Mrs. G. j.. Manley,
Mr.. ]. E. Watson, Mrs. w. s. Nuzum,
Mrs. Chas. Powell, Mrs. A. G. Lyons,
Mrs. Ball, Mrs. D. p Fitch, Mrs. +. 4.
Watson, Cooney Hortley. II. 5: Sands,
A. Howard Fleming, w. HUFF Sands,
Eugene Comerford, E. j. Reebe. ID. A.
Richie, A. G. Lyons, w. II. Townsend,
NJ. II. Sloan, w. S. Camden, w. L.
LYONS, Cloude Gore, Z. II. Hortley.
Others present were: Misses Emma
and Sue Willis Tyler, Texas; Miss
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