Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-10-30

COIN Brlce, ana ATbnur JOhhsons NS~o
ration, Sam Brilles and John Welty.
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Mrs. DR.. Van Wagner, OF Bridgeport
gave course dinner to thirty OF her
lady friends on Thursday afternoon.
The affair was chrysanthemum iunch-
con, and everywhere throughout the
parlor and lunch hall were potted ana
cut chrYsanthemums. Eight courses
were served. At the conclusion each
lady was presented with the faVorlse
flower, as an emblem Of the occasion
which was so enjoyable.
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! On Wednesday evening orllliahs
party was given by Miss Maggie Hlii, OF
| Bridgeport The affair was one OF the
largest of the kind ever given In BRIDGE
port. Guests nun bering from nifty up
wards were present and partook OF the
festivities. Dancing to Killmeyer's mu-
| sic was the main feature OF the evening
The house was prettilY oedecKed Win
cut flowers and potted plants. An ele-
CANT repast was served in the dining
hall, which helped to make the aualr
such success Among those present
were Misses Eloise Mckee, Kate Kuhn,
Flora and Ruth Van Pelt, Mr.:
and Mrs. Harry Cook, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Smith, Kama Smith ana
Messrs. viii Hall, DR.. L. w. Helnleln,
j. B. Couture, John Kuhn, Al. Bowie,
OIL. Howells and Doulin Barrett or
Bridgeport. From Martins Ferry
Misses Bess Brady, Bess Griffith, Lena
Mckay, Messrs, Earnest Hoge, Geo.
Chessel and Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Ralston.
From St. Clairsville, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Cellar, and John Frasher. From
Bellaire, Misses Annie Husbands, Ella
LETTERS, Laura Dickens, Chas. husbands
aud Robt. Haase. From Wheeling,
Miss Jennie wilkinson and Messrs
Clark Hamilton, Chas. List, Harry on,
Percy Harden, Walter Hall, Robert
Simpson, Geo. Stamm, Geo. Sterling,
Lee Coen, Sam Welty, and Chas. Hunt
er. The toilets worn by some OF the
ladies were especially fine. The
hostess received in white Swiss,
trimmed with ribbons and made jose
phine style; Miss LETTERS wore pale
blue crepe, brocade flower, ribbon and
lace trimmings; Miss Mckay, red
India silk, trimmed with heavy
cords and made Josephine style;
Miss Brady, pale blue crepe, with rib
bons and lace, which beautified such q
decided blonde; Miss King, black silk,
lowered, grenadine, jet trimmings;
Miss Wilkinson, pale blue India silk,
with ribbon trimmings; Miss Dickens,
red silk null, made Josephine; Miss
Husbands, pale lavender bengal
inc, with JET trimmings and
diamond ornaments; Miss Flora Van
Pelt, black and lavender india silk,
ribbon trimmings; Miss Kuhn, who is
a decided brunette, wore white India
silk with ribbon trimmings and pink
roses; Mrs. Cellar, black silk net
trimmed in heavy fringe, diamond or
namentS; Miss Mckee, cream silk with
grey feather trimmings and gold braid.
Miss Griffith, light grey ecru
combined with Persian braid;
Mrs. Ralston, cream India
silk with lace; Mrs. Cook, pale blue
crepe, made Grecian style, with Grecian
braids aHd ribbon trimmings; Miss
Ruth VanPelt, pink and white India
silk, chiffon trimmings.
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There will be hop at Franzheim's
Hall next Friday evening. Kiilmeyer
will make the music. The affair is
under the Guspice OF Laurence Wheat,
Will Drice, Morgan Miller and VIM.
Turner.
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Miss Jessie House entertained large
number Of her friends at a tatfY-pulling
Saturday evening, at her home on the
| Island.
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Miss Amelia Dawes, Of South Main
street, was pleasantly surprised Tues
day night by a number of her friends in
honor of her birthday. The evening
was passed in dancing, and all passed
an enjoyable time.
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Mrs. John Frew gave a chrysanthe-
mum luncheon Of eight courses to twelve
! friends from l to 4:30 Thursday after
noon. Beautiful yellow chrysanthemums
were placed through the dining room,
which was also handsomely trimmed
with festoons of yellow ribbon and dec
oratioas Of the same color,
On next Wednesday Mr. Fred W. ].
Hayes, OF Sixteenth street, and Miss
Louisa L. Gaus, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Gaus, Of the Island will be mar
ried at the parlors OF Bishop Kaln's res
! idenCe on Thirteenth. The wedding
will be quiet one and at the close of
the ceremony the newly welded pair
will leave on bridal trip TO Cleveland
and other points.
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! White Cross League and its friends with
a Hailow Fen party to- morrow evening,
at her home, on Fifteenth street.
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The Cold Turkey Banjo Club Of the
South Side, had social Friday night
Early in the evening the members
gathered at the residence of DR.. Man
ley, on South Chapine street Quite
a number Of ladies were present. The
club rendered some good music and an
hour or so was spent In various amuse-
ments. About 10 o'clock the guests
were taken to the dining hall where a
tempting supper was spread.
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The party given by the Misses String
er, OF Portland, Thursday night, was q
brilliant affair in every particular.
About hundred aud twenty persons
from all surrounding towns were pres
ent. The large and elegant home was
! adorned with flowers on every hand and
! four large rooms and the hail was devot-
ed to dancing 10 the music of Steu-
| benvile orchestra.
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The most brilliant affair of the week,
and leading event of the season, was
! the handsome reception given on We'd