Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-11-27
MoUNDsvILLE.

! 3. B. DOvener and Vile Spen6 InahksSlV-
| ing.with DR.. A. E. Linch.
Miss Lola Wolf, Of Evansville, has re-
turned from pleasant visit to her sister,
Mrs. Jos. Gray.
John r. Gallaher and his mother are
visiting in Philadelphia and New York.
The Catholic festival held st the Opera
! House for the past three nights, has been
| largely attended on each evening, and VIII
| net the church neat little sum for their
pains in making il success. Last night
| the Hibernians from Bellaire came down
and spent the evening, returning on the
| late train.
Robert Humphreys is home from Wash.
ingson and Jefferson College for short
! vacation.
DR.. julius King the noted oculist of
Cleveland, Ohio, is the guest OF Mrs. Gray
! on Purdy avenue.
| visiting friends in the city and attending
| the St. Xevier festival.
Miss Irene Curtis of New Martinsville
| is the guest Of her cousin at Annadale.
Rev. Doyle will preach special sermon
to the Jr. .. U. A. M, at the Presbyterian
! church next Sabbath, and has extended an
invitation TO both local lodges as well as
visiting members to be present which inyl-
| tation has been accepted.
The County Court will hold a session on
| the 9th and 9TH Of next month, at which
time the newly elected county officers VIII
| be sworn in and file their official bonds.
Rev. d. S. Hammond OF Williamstown
| is in the city.
MIR. T. B. Hutchinson and Miss Stella
| Lively of New Martinsville were Joined IN
| marriage in the parlorS Of the Hanes
| House Thanksgiving, Rev. G. w. Grimes
officiating.
Anumber Of our social leaders are max
| ing preparations for reception and ban
! quet which will be given complimentary TO
| Mr. G. A. Hanes, the genial host or the
Hanes House, on the evening Of December
/ 9th. A committee on arrangements, head
ed by J. Glenn Cook, has been appointed
| and will spare no pains to make II swell
affair The entertainment will con-
sist of music, declamGtions and
sorgs, followed by banquet
while the Opera House Band has bsen en-
] gagged 10 play for the merry dancers. Over
! i've hundred invitations will be issued, and
| about two hundred couples are expected
| TO be present. Those composing the happy
| company Will be from Wheeling, Bellaire,
! Cameron, Grafton, Baltimore and other
nearby cities. Ia order that there snail be
no failure in the programme, tickets have
! been placed at $3.50, which will be sold by
! the members OF the Committee the lore
part of the present week.
The May Davenport Gaiety Company of
! operate soubrettes will be at the Opera
! House on next Friday evening. Miss Day
| export has one of the most talented burles'
| Que companies and should DO seen to be
| appreciated.
Miss Olive Ewing entertained a large
number of her young friends at Ghost
party at her home Oh Third street Friday
! evening. The rooms Of the residence were
! draped in white, the invitations were sent
| out heavily bordered with mourning and
| everything was made as ghost-llke as pos
| sibe AboutS o'clock the ghosts commenced
! making their appearance, and after they
! had ali gotten together presented about as
| ghOstly assemblage Of young folks rs one
would desire TO see. The evening was
pleasantly passed in conversation ana other
| amusements, while dancing was INDUCED
in until quite late into the night, Appe'
tizing refreshments were served at sea
sonaOle hour, 10 which all present did
ample justice.
j. Glenn Cook left last evening for a
I visit 10 his family in Baltimore. He viii
&c back during the coming week.
The Mystic Seven will give their third
grand ball at the Opera House on the night
| OF December 23d.
/
! sires to return his thanks TO officers Of the
accommodation train for the recovery OF
| his gold watch ana chain, which he lost on
! the train Saturday evening last. Especially
| the lady who found IL and the brakeman
| for safe keeping.
The local members Of the 4. o. u. W. are
making great preparations for the fraternal
visit which will be extended them by their
sister lodges from Wheeling, Benwood and
| Bellaire tomorrow evening. After their
friendly greeting banquet will be held, at
| which plates will be set for about zoo
guests.
The Fairvlew school gave a spelling bee
| Friday evening which was a very eujoya-
| bic affair. After the close OF the spelling q
| literary society was organized, 70 meet
! every week during the winter
! The Democrats will hold meeting at
the prison Tuesday evening for the pur-
| pose Of completing permanent organiza-
lion. Several Of the members met last
week and appointed committee on by
! laws and also q committee TO secure an at
| tendance Of the Democracy at the next
meeting. It is the intention OF the club TO
attend the Inauguration at Washington on
the 4th OF next March, and also TO keep the
organization complete until the next cam
J paign.
The Huphrey Co. Broom factory is
now built up 10 the top Of the windows OF
| the first story and the wOrkmen are push
| ing the work to completion with the inten-
| ton Of having it ready for occupancy by
the first OF the New Year.