Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-07-10

| Flora Wilson and Mamie Patterson were
the young ladies-Spinsters (?)-pres-
ent, while the bachelors were represent
ed by Messrs. Charles Lamb, Charles
Cooke, Robert Gilchrist, Howard Melon
aid, Frank Craddock and John Storer.
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The CotiIlion Club, which had intend
ed to picnic in Sleepy Hollow on the
Fourth, decided, on account Of Sundays
rain, to stop at the Patterson cottage,
Monument Place, where the day was
most pleasantly spent under the elms
and the sycamores, in promenadlng the
lawn, exploring the ruins, watching the
clouds, counting the grass, etc. In the
evening the happy coterie adjourned to
the residence Of Mrs. ]. w. Grubb,
where they were treated TO a fine dis
play Of fireworks.
So
There was pretty wedding In Hun
tington last Monday in which the con-
| tracing parties were Hon. Washington
Quinn, Of that city, and Mrs. NJ. A. Col
Wig, the we'll known milliner OF this city.
The groom is wealthy farmer residing
near Huntington, where the newly mar
rled couple will make their future nome.
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Miss Lizzie Kraft had quite a pleas
ant party last Wednesday evening at
her home on South Main street. Dane
ing and various games were INDUCED in
and a most appetizing lunch was served
at O seasonable hour.
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Miss Jessie Garrlty, Of South Wood
street, entertained number OF her
! friends in handsome manner Tuesday
night at her home. The affair was In
honor of her eighteenth birthday.
The evening was very pleasantly
passed.
Thursday evening Miss Dora Oliver
entertained the U. S. L. club at her
home on the Island, in honor Of her
guest, Miss Jessie Delany, of Barnes
vile. About twenty couples were pres
ent and a delightful evening was spent
at dancing and other social amuse-
ments, Refreshments were served and
discussed at about midnight.
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L. A. Rolf aud wife, DR.. A. G. Klein
and wife and Harvey Higgins and wife
drove out to Mauletown Thursday even
ing. All enjoyed themselves.
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Miss Annie Newland, OF Martins
Ferry, entertained a number OF her
friends Thursday night at her home on
Jefferson street in honor Of her guests,
the Misses Lola and Blanche Carroll, OF
New Cumberland. About ten couples
were present.
Tuesday evening there was delight
lful yachting party given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Delaplain. One of the naph-
tina launches was secured, and seven
couples steamed merrily up to the sis
tiers" under the rays Of the moon. There
were banjos and guitars on board, and
these, mingled with sweet voices, made
the trip all the more enjoyable.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Culbertson enter
tanned about thirty of their friends,
Tuesday evening, at their home at Echo
Point. Cards and dancing, together
with excellent music, made up the pro-
gramme. Refreshments Of most ap-
petizing nature were served.
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Miss jamie Deloe entertained num-
Der of her friends Monday evening, at
her home on South Huron street. A
pleasant party of eight or ten couples
was present, and an enjoyable evening
was passed in dancing and other social
amusements.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Achison. OF
Bridgeport, entertained number OF
friends Monday afternoon in honor of
the sixty-6fth anniversary OF Mr.. Achi-
sons birth.
Miss Jennie Dixon entertained num-
Der of friends Monday evening in very
pheasant manner at Martins Ferry In
honor of her guest, Miss Anna Pope, OF
Woodsfeld.
Miss Bessie Duncan, OF Kirkwood, en-
tertained the Bridgeport Tennis Club
Thursday night very pleasantly. Sew
eral couples from the Island were pres
ent.
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Mr.. Fred Helmbrecht was rendered a
very pleasant surprise party Tuesday
night at his home on the corner OF Thir-
ty-sixth and Jacob streets. A good
number OF his young friends were pres
ent and all spent an enjoyable time.
About ten O'Clock tempting array OF
refreshments was served.
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On Wednesday evening William Long
and Miss Mabel Brand, both OF the North
End, were married at the parsonage Of
the North Street NJ. E. Church, on Fifth
street, by Rev. j. f. Chenoweth. The
wedding was quiet one.
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The pyro-picnic party enjoyed In on
last Monday by section OF the $50 was
a conspicuous event of the week. The
original intention was to have planted
banners at Glendale, but owing 10 the
long-continued humidity, other tactics
were adopted, and four o'clock on the
Fourth found the congenial party COM
fortably ensconced in CeciPs grove,
i drinking in all the beauties Of nature,
with hearty co-mingling OF sociability.
A basket lunch was served that well es-
tablished the culinary skill OF the fair
ones of the party. The guests return
ed TO the city on the eight O'Clock
motor, and repaired to the home OF Miss
Kate Hazlett where pyrotechnics were
IlavishIy indulged in. The air for sew
eral hours was kept full Of brilliant
Kaleidoscope pictures. Miss Hazlett
most delightfully."- entertained the guests
throughout the evening, music, dancing
and refreshments supplementing the
pyros-
| Miss Bertha Wallace pleasantly enter
tanned a number Of her young friends