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

valuable presents.
Miss Ella Ritz, of North Market
street, entertained a number OF her
young friends Thursday evening. Sew
eral couples were present and the time
was spent in dancing. About 10 O'CLOCK
refreshments were served.
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Miss Kate Norton entertained num-
Der of her friends at her home Thanks
giving night. Music and games were
the chief amusements of the evening.
Refreshments were served at seasonal
BILE hour. Miss Annie Wizard rendered
several very fine solos. The guests all
left rejoicing over the good time they
had.
Thursday evening Miss Ora Smith en-
tertained number of her friends at her
home, on South Main street. 1t was In
honor of her guest, Miss Myrtle Gigley,
Of Grafton. The evening was spent IN
dancing and other amusements. a
turkey supper was served al midnight,
OF which they all heartily psrtook.
During the evening MesSrs. L. M. Oar
rah and Joe Bosley entertained the
guests with some fine vocal and lnstru-
mental music. Prof. Thos. Cavan&ugh
furnished the music.
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Miss Lou Humes entertained num-
Der of her friends very pleasantly one
evening last week. at the home OF Mrs.
| Margaret Mcbride, on South JACOB
street. Tho usual social diversions
took up the hours until midnight, when
au elegant repast was served. Inose
present were Misses Minnie Relner,
Carrie Wright, May Koch, Alma Mater
! Wilson, Annie Stewart, Marcia Koch,
Libbie Moore, Maggie Wells, Daisy
Heryey, Annie Kennedy, Katie Hatha-
way, Bessie Evans, Mr.. aud Mrs. John
Hall and Messrs. Burt Dunaway, Geo.
Marcer, fairy Gartley, Tom Stewart,
John Kinghorn, Tom Sapp, Bates Hall,
Edwin Peck, Ray Garrison, Martin
Near, Chas. Wilson, Geo. Harmon, and
Earl p. Gray and Chas. 4azlett, OF
Pittsburg.
The Central Garden Club gave q very
enjoyable hop last Wednesday evening
at it's hall on South Market street.
Guthart made the music for dancing.
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Miss Mary Vogier entertained about
ten couples Of her friends, last Thurs
day evening, at her home on South
Main street. Dancing was indulged IN
to the music of Guthart's orchestra,
and appetizng refreshments were dis
! cuSSed at the usual hour.
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One Of the most enjoyable social
events that has taken place in Bellaire
this season was the social given by Mrs.
! C. w. Dickens and Miss Laura Dickens
at the home of the former, on Friday
| evening. Killmeyer'S orchestra, OF this
! city, was present, and dancing was the
| principal feature Of the entertainment.
/ Refreshments were served durtag the
evening. The affair was brilliant
success and reflected great credit on
! Mrs. and Miss Dickens. Among those
| from abroad who were present were
Capt Roe, of Marietta; VIM. Parkhill,
/ OF SteubenvilIe; John Kuhn and Miss
| Maggie Hill, OF Bridgeport; Miss Anna
| Warnock, of Warnock; George Stamm,
Of Wheeling; Clarence Smith, OF CAM
bridge; Hermon Foulke, OF st. Glars
| vile, and others.
On Wednesday afternoon number OF
! the young ladies met at the residence
Of Misses Ella and Sue Wright, on
Fourteenth street, to make prepare
| tions for leap year dance, which will
| take place at FranZheim's Hall, on next
made for another meeting early In the
week, to hear a report from all the
committees placed in charge Of the af-
fair. If the affair proves successful, it
! is probable that two more will be given
before the expiration OF the winter
season.
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The young ladies' of Prof. Kripp-
ahnes' school are arranging for a dance
which will take place at the Professors
residence in about two weeks. Each
young lady will be granted the privilege
of inviting one lady and two gentlemen.
~
The news leaked out Yesterday that
Mr.. James T. Hughes and Miss Lena
Barth, both of North End, were quietly
married on THANKSGIVING.
The following cougenial party spent
Thanksgiving OF Battsville, Ohio, guests
Of Wendell House: Mr. L. D. Bowlin
and wife, Misses Carrie Larimer, Of
GAINESVILLE, o.; Grace Z. Rodecker, Of
Fairview; Kate Love, Of Wheeling, w.
Va; Messrs. Jno. Rosley, Thos. Carna-
hau, Jr., and J. H. Wells, OF Wheeling.
!! The next big event in social circles is
! the Shriners' Ball at the Mcclure On
December 9th. Elaborate preparations
have been made for the affair, which
will be one Of the most brilliant Of the
season.
Among the merry happenings Of the
coming week will be the festival and
bazaar to be given on Thursday even
! ing In the lecture room of the United
| PRESBYTERIAN church. Tae room will
! be prettily decorated and there will be
numerous novel and picturesque
booths, among them being a
japanese booth which alone will
be well worth going to see. All
the appointments of this booth will be
thoroughly Japanese, even to the occu-
pants, and it will be very attractive
feature. Fancy articles OF all kinds
will be on exhibition, and refreshments
in many shapes will be served by will
ing mattresses. The affair will be
awaited with delightful expectancy.
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The Primus Club gave hop on Wed
nesday evening at the Wheeling Club
rooms, which was largely attended, and
a most enjoyable time was passed. A
! fine banquet was served at VauKeuren's
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