Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-28

Charles 5. Chambers, or Sixteenth ST.,
employed in the composing room OF the
InteIltJencer Office.
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A very pleasant surprise party was
rendered Miss Mary Sanders by num-
Der of her friends Tuesday night at her
home on Eighteenth street. About II
couples were present. Dancing was
feature Of the evening.
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The young friends OF Miss Alice Nc
Bee, OF the South Side, called on her
Tuesday evening in honor of her birth
day. The evening was spent In a very
pleasant manner. Music and dancing
were among the main amusements.
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Miss Annie Wells entertained her
lady friends Tuesday afternoon at the
home of her uncle, William Lupton, at
Martins Ferry. The affair was in the
form of tea party, and in the evening
the gentlemen came in and a general
good time was enjoyed by all.
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The marriage OF Mr.. Frank Stegman
and Miss Anna Draft took place Tues
day at the home OF the brides father
on South Wood street. Rev. II. Haas,
pastor Of the ST. PauPs church, ofliclated.
Following the ceremony avoiding sup
per was discussed. Mr.. and Mrs. Steg-
man will go to housekeeping on South
Wood street.
The Wheeling cyclers are making ar
rangements for their opening ball,
which will take place on the fifth of
next month at their nall on South Jacob
street. Prof. Charlie Ktlmeyer will
make the music.
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Miss Ocker, of South Market street,
entertained number OF her friends
Wednesday evening, in compliment to
Miss Williams, of Columbus, Ohio. Re-
freshments were served, aid pleasant
time was spent.
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Miss Mamie Moreland very pleasant
ly entertained number OF her young
friends last night at her home on the
Island. The affair was in honor OF her
birthday, and it was an enjoyable one.
Music and dancing were the main fea-
lures of amusement.
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Last Thursday evening Miss Annie
Pelley entertained large circle OF her
most intimate friends al tea at her home
in Benwood. They all enjoyed the
time pleasantly.
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Miss Nellie Smylie entertained her
friends last evening at her home In
Martins Ferry in honor Of Miss May
Kinsow, of Pittsburg, who Is the guest
of Miss Flora Cass.
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A pleasant surprise was given to John
Fisher at his residence, on Main street.,
Those that were present were Rosa
Danler, Bertha Sprouch, Rosa Wolf,
Ella and Agnes Driscoll, Edna Volger
and Mamie Martin, L. Neale and Jas.
Drscoll, Louis and Harry Danler, John
Moran ind Master Leo Fisher.
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On Wednesday evening last about fif-
teen couple of Wheeling's fairest bellies
and most gallant beauX, boarded Mr..
Mitchell's large four horse carriage and
were conveyed to Miss Ella Gators
home, near Mt. DeChantal. The drive
there and back was great novelty.
and the happy expressions assured
all how much they were en-
loving it. AS Prof. Killmyer
was one of the number, great
were the anticipations for they well
knew what pleasure meant while trip
ping TO the sounds Of his excellent
music. Dancing was INDUCED in until
-. +hAp th1 larUn DINING
rooms were thrown open and all did
ample Justice 10 a delicious repast. To
say that all enjoyed themselves would
not DO credit to sucn II charming
hostess as Miss Ella, hence we will say,
never were hours spent more pleasantly
bv us before, and we hope in the near
future TO spend another evening. quite
as ioyfuIly at the same place. AT two
o'clock all reluctantly bade adieu, and
many kind wishes TO the hostess.
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Miss Ola Bryson, of Moundsvllle,
handsomely entertained a number OF
her friends in honor os the Misses ka-
tie, Lizzie and Mary FoOse, o. Wheel
ing, who are her guests. The evening
was spent in games, singing, chatting
and other amusements, when refresh
ments were served. Those present
were Katie, Lizzie and Mary FoOse, of
Wheeling; Annie Bland, Ella Tomlin-
son, Sarah Bland, Lille Tomlinson,
! Loue Hadgeman, Ella Bryson, Ola
Bryson, Ida Bryson, OF Moundsville;
Mr.. viii MalIery, Melve Sheppard,
Ken Gamble, John Conkel, Patsy Nc
Kay, Ed Wledebush, Eli Conley, VIII
Bryson, John Mckay, Mr.. Johnson,
Phil Carney, of MOundsville; VIII
Fladlng, of Benwood; John Guenther,
of Wheeling; Mr.. Martin, Of Pomeroy.