Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-07-24

graceful evolutor OF the hop order, and
did some splendid dancing.
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The Kings Daughters of the United
Presbyterian Church gave a picnic at
the Park Thursday afternoon. a num-
Der OF their gentlemen friends were out
in the evening. They came in on the s
o'clock motor and spent the evening
with Miss Annie McAdams, Of Sixteenth
street.
The Island Club gave another OF its
series of delightful dances Friday even
ing at the residence Of Mr.. John r.
Mendel, on South Penn street. Dane
ing TO the delightful music of Killmyer
was the principal amusement. Excel
lent refreshments were served during
the evening.
The correspondent at Brilliant OF the
Steubenvlle Star says: About ten
couples went to Salt Run to attend a
dance given in honor of Misses Minnie
and Ida Harttong, Of Wheeling, who are
visiting relatives.
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A pleasant event occurred Monday
evening at the residence of Rev. j. 7.
Mcclure, d. D., on Chapline street.
1t was the SEVENTEEN anniversary
of DIR. McClure's birth, and as he was
to leave in the morning for King
wood TO spend his summer vacation a
number of his parishioners called upon
him and gave him surprise. DR.. Nc
Cure was completely overcome when
one Of them stepped forward and handed
him bag containing seventy silver dol
lars, representing the years OF his lie.
DR.. Mcclure expressed his thanks in his
usual happy way, and a very pleasant
time followed.
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Tuesday evening q number OF the
young folks of the North End OF the
city gathered at the residence OF Miss
Nora Porter. The affair was in honor
Of Miss NEAR Lily, Of Bellaire, who Is a
guest of Miss Porter. All present spent
very enjoyable evening cards and mu-
sic being the main amusements.
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Wednesday atnoon, Mr.. Thomas Shay;
of East Liverpool, and Miss Lizzie Nc
Carly, of Martins Ferry, were quietly
married by Rev. II. n. Campbell, of
Martins Ferry, at the home OF the
brides grandmother, Mrs. Geo. Du-
vault, on North Fourth street. After
the ceremony a wedding dinner was
served and the happy couple left on the
4 o'clock train for their future home in
East Liverpool.
The Teutonia Singing Society has
changed the time of their annual picnic
from the 23d to the 25th of this month.
This will take place at ArchibaId's
Grove, on the South Side.
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The members of the Wheeling Cyclers'
have made arrangements for a private
hop to be given by them on the goth OF
this month.
There are notable athletes in nearly
all the social clubs, but there are prob
ably few more versatile artists in this
line than Mr.. Bernie kraus Of the Mer-
camille club. As boxer he is clever,
and be is also fairly rapid in club swing
ing and various kinds Of muscular eX-
ercises Two others somewhat pro-
fcient in athletic work are MesSrs. Lee
Stein and Lou Gundling. Mr.. Stein has
a bicep that when bulged, measures
about nineteen inches, with his over
coat on.
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The coming week promises to be a
pleasurabe one also. On Wednesday
evening there will be a stag bowling
party at the Park given by MIR. Gill
christ, and one evening Of the week
there will be yachting party gotten
up by Mr. Will Rice, and on Friday
evening there will be a bowling party
at the Park. There will also be one or
two driving parties.
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Yesterday a picnic given by the deaf
muteS of this city, was considerably
well attended on the premises of Mr..
and Mrs. Wesley Frazier in Bridge
port, Ohio. Fifteen deaf mutes and
other relatives were present, and quite
very enjoyable time was INDUCED in.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frazier are well-known
Bridgeport citizens.
The Mercantile Club will enjoy an
outing to-day. They will encamp at
Glenn's Run, and will reach the scene
of pleasure in Mitchell's mammoth pic
mic wagon.
Mr.. Nelson Hubbard gave a pleasant
lawn tennis party at his home in the
country on Friday afternoon. Some
ten or fifteen couples were present, and
a most enjoyable session was passed.
Word was received here during the
week that Mrs. 7. w. Phinney, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. John H. Hobbs, OF this city,
in company with some other friends
who are summering at Barnstable of the
coast of Cape Cod, Massachusetts, had
called on Mr.. Cleveland ard his wife at
Gray Gables, Buzzard's Bay, which is
but a short distance from Barnstable.
She spent over an hour chatting with
the ex-President and wife, which she
reports was very entertaining. She
sent q leaf OF avine which grows around
the Cleveland cottage to some friends
in town.
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Mrs. \. E. Whitaker and daughters,
Miss Elsie and Mrs. Al. Glass, enter
tanned their charming visitors, Misses
lamar and PuRh, and a few other
friends at luncheon at the Fort Henry
Club Friday. The hour set for the
lunch was high noon, but it was near
1 o'clock before all were seated at the
artistically arranged tables. The menu
embraced all the delicacies of the season
and was heartily enjoyed by the guests.
After the lunch a section OF the party
adjourned to the Hubbard tennis court