Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-02-28

I is social organization which m00'S
fortnightly st the residence OF its mem
bers.
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Mr.. and Mrs. T. T. Brown celebrated
their thirty-Sixth wedding anniversary
Wednesday evening. They received a
great many useful and handsome gifts
and all present had an enjoyable time.
After a good supper dancing and yarl-
Gus games were INDUCED in.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Cook entertained
their friends Thursday night, at their
home on Pike street, in bridgeport.
About forty couples were present and
spent an enjoyable evening with music,
cards and other amusementS. Mrs.
Cook was assisted in receiving by her
sister, Miss O5erdick, OF Wheeling,
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A very enjoyable leap year party was
given last Thursday evening at the
home OF Miss Emma Wagner, on South
Eoff street. Dancing, music and games
made up the order OF a very pleasant
evening, and refreshments were discuss
ed at the usual hour.
e.
Miss Clara Mason entertained num-
Der Of her friends very pleasantly with
leap year party at her home, corner
Sixteenth and Market streets, last
Thursday evening. After merry sea-
son Of dancing and other social amuse-
mentS, a tempting repast was spread,
which was discussed with avldity.
The friends OF Mr.. Frank Percell
rendered him a very pleasant surprise
party at his home, on North Market
street, last Tuesday, in honor Of the an
niverSary Of his birth. Cards were the
chief feature Of the evening.
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Last Wednesday evening, Miss Nina
Marshall was rendered a merry surprise
at her home at Fulton. About ten
couples were present and passed the
/ hours away with musical selections,
| conversations, etc. Refreshments were
| served and discussed at the proper hour
and all present enjoyed well spent
/ evening.
The Wheeling Club will give its last
dance at the club rooms tomorrow
evening, and efforts are being made TO
I render 10 a most signal affair. IL will
\ DO the last opportunity before the Lent
en- season begins, and the last dance in
/ the history Of the club, as the organiza-
/ ton proposes disbanding after to-mOr-
/ row night. Killmyer has been engaged
/ TO furnish music, and the affair will be
a memorable social event.
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Cards have been issued announcing
the engagement of Mr.. Isaac Drucker
/ 90 Miss Rose HIrSh, sister of Mrs. Nor
/ riS Horkheimer Mr.. Drucker is a pros
porous merchant at GAINESVILLE, and Miss
/ HirSh is a well-knOwn society leader Of
/ Lascaster, Pa. Miss Hirsh has just been
visiting her sister here in Wheeling,
/ where she has many warm friends.
A children'S party will be given at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Brock
unier one evening early the coming
week, which promises TO be delightful
affair,
/ VIM. Kirchner was rendered pleas
\ ant surprise party on Wednesday even
/ ing at his home on Twentieth street,
\ the occasion being the eighteenth an
i niverSary Of his birth. The music for
/ dancing was furnished by Chas. Dick
and Gus Weitzell. Refreshments were
\ discussed at the usual hour.
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A party in honor Of Miss Maggie Sui
! livan took place at her residence Thurs
/ day night, at 1421 Market street. A
number OF her friends were present
and a most enjoyable time was spent
by all.
/ Miss Min Woods will entertain a
party at cards tomorrow evening at
her home at Elm Grove
There was a quiet wedding Wednes-
day afternoon at New Brighton, Pa, in
which the contracting parties were Mr..
| ID. A. Garden, Of this city, and Miss
| Elizabeth Baker, OF New Brighton.
I Among those who attended the wedding
I from this city were Mr.. and Mrs. John
/ M. Sweeney, Mr.. and Mrs. John Gar
den, Mrs. a. T. Garden and Mrs.
/ TeeCe.
The Misses Mabel and Grace Stone, OF
Virginia street, entertained party OF
friends Wednesday night, at the home
| Of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
NJ. Coen, on South Penn street.
/
Miss Mary Lynch entertained a num-
/ Der Of her friends in a handsome man
ner, Tuesday night at her home on
/ South Market street. Music and re-
| freshmeuts were among the features Of
the affair.
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The Wheeling Cyclers have made ar
/ rangementS for banquet TO be given
| tomorrow night at Teutonia Hall.
| Mayer's orchestra will furnish the music.
/
Miss Kate L. White entertained her
| friends in a handsome manner, Monday
| evening, at her home on Twentieth
/ street. About thirty couples were
/ present, and much enjoyment was had
| by all. Music and refreshments were
the features Of the affair.
/ Mr.. Henry HINES, Of Bridgeport, o.,
surprised his many friends Wednesday
\ evening by being quietly married to an
\ eStimable young lady OF Gravel Hill,
| Bellaire. The ceremonies were con-
/ Quoted in the parlors Of the young
/ lady's home at o'clock. The newly
married couple left for Keokuk, Iowa,
where they will make their future home.
A surprise party was rendered Miss
Nina Marshall, Wednesday evening, at
/ har hama in Fulton nv n numher ~ bpr
young friends. a very enjoyable time
was had by all, music and refreshments
l being the main features Of the occasion.