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

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regimentais. Mrs. Lieutenant Kerr
wore a pink silk trimmed VILE deep
lace. The parlOrs were scene OF beauty
with the decorations OF palms and chrys-
anthemums. In all about 120 persons
we're present, among whom were ine
following from other towns: Mr.. ana
Mrs. Kerr Gifin Of the Island, mrs,
John +. Miller, OF Wellsburg, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Ross Gifin, OF Lafferty, o., MT
and Mrs. C. Giffin, of st. Clairsyllle'
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Giffin, OF Coleraln,
Misses Gertie and Jane Reid, OF mt;
View. Mr.. VIII Gifin, Misses Bird ana
Mary Gifin, of St. ClalrsvillO, and MISS
Alma Barnett, Of Bridgeport.
On Friday evening Miss Essie Baer
entertained number OF ner hsv'o
friends az her home on Zane street 10
honor of Miss Bessie Riheldaiier'
daughter OF Rev. w. G. Rlheldaner'
who will remove to Iowa next we ca /:
A pleasant evening was spent oy lne
little folks at games and other diVer-
sioDs.
About fifteen couples Of South SIDE
Young folks called on Miss Eliza Edge.
Friday evening at her home Ia honor OF
her birthday. The time was passeu
In music and games. About 10 O'Clock
light refreshments were served. MISS
Edge entertained her guests In very
pleasant manner.
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Miss Bessie Rahr was rendered ue-
lightful leap year party Friday niEnt' a'
her home at the corner OF I"en'y'
fourth and Eoff streets, There were
some twenty couples in the party, and
several very Jolly hours ensued. The
ladies particularly instrumental In ar
ranging this pleasant affair were Misses
Mary Osborne, Annie Seabrlght, Anna
Kennedy and EiR Mckinley. Trey
pIanne6r6nd executed all the move
uenfs 10 a charm, and the agreeable
hostess was AIKEN completely by sur
prise. Killmeyer manipulated the
| worries, AID rich melodies pervaded the
parlors. During the evening palatabie
| lunch OF turkey with all the concomi-
tants was served. All bad delightful
time.
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New Martinsvlle was the reception
given by Rev. aud Mrs. j. i. Slender.
| On Monday evening, at their elegant
home at New Martinsville, there were
seventy-fve couples In attendance.
Among those from Wheeling who were
fortunate to secure invitations were
f! Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Diegmiller, Mr.
and Mrs. M. Butler, MIR. and Mrs Z.
Riester and Misses Katherine and Car
RE Erb and Miss Annie Sauter and
Prof. Schaefer, Frank Miller and Law
renee Weober. The toilets worn by the
ladies were beautiful. Prof. Charley
Klllmyer furnished the music. The
fair proved grand success.
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Cards have been received here for the
marriage on Wednesday, December IA,
of DR.. J. Frank LeMoyne Hupp, OF this
city, and Miss Adele Hazard, daughter
of Mrs. Samuel G. Jolliffe, OF New York.
The wedding will occur at 5 p. M, in
the Park Presbyterian church, corner
Of Amsterdam avenue and Eighty-hfth
street. New York.
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Tuesday night, a meeting was held at
the Synagogue, looking towards ar
rangements for charity ball. which
will be held early in January. The
affair will be under the auspices OF the
Ladies' Hebrew Benevolent Society and
will occur at Arlon Hall. The COM
mittee on arrangements consists OF Mrs.
B. Horkhelmer, Miss Mollie Baer and
Messrs. e. Buchanan, Lou Swabacker,
Ralph Heyman, Joseph u. Selling and
BENJAMIN Horkheimer. 1t is proposed
to make the ball one OF the biggest Of
the season.
Miss Maggie Glue entertained num-
Der OF her friends with masquerade
party at her home up Caldwell's run last
evening.
The wedding of Mr. Christ Bornen-
berger and Miss Emma Hagedorn, two
popular South Side people, will take
place next Wednesday evening.
The pupils OF Prof. John Mullen, In
the class which IL meets at Teutonia
hall, will give a reception and hop to
number OF invited friends on Monday
evening Of this week. Killmyer will
play.
An event that Is being awaited with
considerable pleasure is the "potpourri
bazaar" to be given at Odd Fellows
Hall on Tuesday evening by the Kings
Daughters of the First Presby terian
Church. There will be several at
tractive booths, aud the hall will
be artlstically decorated. There
will be a black and Gold Booth
which will be peculiarly interesting, not
to speak Of the Heart Booth, which
alone will be worth the price OF admis-
sion. There Will also be q Scarlet
Booth, from which lemonade and fruit
will be dispensed. There will be a
White Booth, at which all attendants
will be prettily arrayed to correspond.
Another attraction new 10 festivals
will be the sale of Christ
mas stocking filed with surprising
trophies The Bazaar will open at 7
o'clock on Tuesday evening. All the
booths will be unique and attractive,
aud tho young ladies presiding will be
dressed Ia costumes suited 20 the sever
al departments. Fancy articles, fruits,
flowers and confectionery will be on
sale. This will be an opportunity 70
purchase Christmas presents, besides
the enjoyment Of pleasant social even
ing. The proceeds will be used for
home mission work. 1t should be borne
In mind that these same Kings Daugh-
ters are the same ones who so hand
somely furnished the children's ward ct
the New City Hospital.
Miss Ada Simpson entertained few
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