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

bowling ana DllithruS oCcuPlou oHO
hours until about midnight, when an
excellent lunch was served. A special
motor brought the party to the city at
1890 o'clock.
A number of the young ladies OF the
South Side gave a ball Tuesday night
at Cycler's hall. The affair was In the
nature Of leap year party and most
delightful time was passed. Mayors
orchestra made the music.
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Cards have been received in Bridge
port for the marriage OF Mr.. Il. W:
Reid, the we'll known nurseryman OF
that place and Miss Laura c. Spear, OF
Aetna, Pa. The ceremony will take
place at the home of the brides parents
at six o'clock, Tuesday, December
sixth.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Morrow, Of Kirk
wood, cele brated the first ami
versary of their wedding in an en-
ioyable manner Thursday night by en-
pertaining their friends. During the
evening an elegant supper was dis
cussed. Several friends from Mounds
Vile and Bellaire were present.
~
Thursday evening Miss Ssllie john
son, Of the Island, entertained a num-
Der of her young friends at her home.
The affair was in the nature Of phan-
tom party and was quite enjoyable
throughout. After the phantoms were
discarded the evening was pleasantly
spent in a social way.
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On Wednesday evening George Man
ners and Miss Katie Fritz, both OF the
East side, were married at the home or
the bride, Rev. E. H. DOrnblaser, Of
the English Lutheran Church, officiat-
ing. Mr. and Mrs. Manners will go to
housekeeping at once in the East Eno.
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One Of the opening fashionable az
fairs of the week was The delightful en-
/ tertainment at the handsome residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. &. Wilson on North
Main street, the party being rendered
by Miss Flora Wilson TO number OF Der
friends in honor Of her visitor, Miss
Warner, of Allegheny, Pa. The guests
were beautifully arrayed IN full even
ing dress, and the rich toilets OF the Ia
| dies formed a pretty contrast to the
| sombre of the conventional black. Inc
! interior was artistically bedecked with
flowers, and presented ana enhancing
| scene. Music was furnished by the OPP
era House orchestra, aud through the
many apartments, alive with merry
| guests, floated at intervals ;he enliven-
| Ing strains. burst was the caterer, and
choice array of eatables was dis
cussed. The affair throughout was ad-
miraOly conducted.
That annually recurring event that
! is always looked forward TO with so
much delight, and AROUND which so
much of the joy Of the winter season
| centres-the New Years balls now
| definitely assured 1t viii take place
at the Mcclure on Friday evening De-
cember 3Oth. The Opera Rouse orches-
I ira, ten pieces, will furnish the music,
/ and the decorations and other ap-
/ poiDtments will be on larger scale than
| ever before attempted al these affairs.
/ The committee in charge, which IS con-
/ siderably larger than last year, has
been busy for the past two weeks max
ing out the list and planning the pre-
liminary arrangements.
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There was q pretty wedding at
| Bridgeport last Tuesday evening, the
/ affair occurring at st. Anthoay's
/ church. The contracting parties were
| Mr. Hugh Clark, popular roller at
| the Standard mill, and Mrs Alice
! Malone. sister of Mrs. EVERY South.
! The affair took place at eight o'clock
and was witnessed by quite number
of friends of the principals, Rev Jos.
Weigand officiating. MIR. Tenn Miller,
| Of Wheeling, olliciated as best man,
while Miss South, OF Waynesburg, Pa,
acted as bridesmaid. at the conclusion
/ of the ceremony reception was held at
| the home of Mr.. and hrs. EVERY
! South, OF Kirkwood, after which Mr.
and Mrs. Clark were driven to the b.
| & O. depot, where they boarded the
1925 train for on extended eastern
tour. They were the recipients Of ~
large number of handsome and useful
! presents.
A very pleasant time was had at the
home Of Miss Katie Nikolaus, Sixteenth
} street, Friday evening, by number OF
her friends. Cards and other games
were the evenings pastime. Refresh
ments were served at proper hour and
heartily discussed by all. Twas the
21st anniversary OF her birth.
! There are more ways Of Judging q
woman than by her looks. One may
form very good opinion OF the weak
er sex" in general by examining their
style-their style OF writing, particu-
larly. But during the early years of
! life a man Is very often TOO blind to APP
preciate woman'S style, and It is only
on some dull, rainy day, that he does
not know what to do with himself, when
he Will put his "papers" in order.
Amongst those papers he will find some
small sheets tinted in rose, violet, blue,
and even red, covered with mysterious
hieroElyphics that he alone-and
few othersi-are able 10 decipher.
Some of the letters were perfumed in
! their time, and certain odCr di femina
still exists in them. When you reach
down this handful you will leave I'll
others scattered about the room, and
seated on a chair near the window you
will read than once more with q strange
pleasure, ali! not the same pleasure as
when the postman thrust them for the
first time into your anxious and tremb-
ling hands, but, nevertheless, with q
very agreeable sensation.
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Miss Agnes Davies, OF Nineteenth
street, entertained a number OF her
friends at her home Monday night. The
main feature of amusements was pro-
! gressive euchre. Prizes were offered
| IA thn auenino WAS nleasantlY nhssad.