Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-02-07

After the ceremony had been performed
the guests were invited to the well
spread tables. After supper the happy
couple were driven TO the Terminal
Depot, where they took the 10 o'clock
train for Wheeling. From here they
left for their new home in Nashville,
Tenn.
. The leap year party given by the
young ladies at MoundsvilIe last week
was social event that will be long held
in gracious memory by those who were
present. The ladies who had charge OF
the occasion are certainly deserving OF
the very greatest praise, and the lauda-
tions they receive are in no stinted
measure. Miss Ida Logan as Presi-
dent and Miss Maggie Terrell as Gen
eral Manager displayed the real tact OF
social leaders, and to their efforts and
untiring energy the success OF the party
was largely due. Who was belle OF the
ball? Well, that is too hard question
for man to answer. One was more
than ever convinced that Mounds
vile is richly deserving OF Its
fame for beautiful women, and on
this occasion IL was one OF the
impossible to name the particular one.
1t was ball Of bellies. The dresses OF
the ladies were beautiful and varied
and in excellent taste, each vieing with
the other to excel. Amid the charm OF
Klllmeyer's music, the rhythmic tread OF
flying feet, the glamor OF flowers and
fair faces. the hours flew enchanted.
At midnight an excellent repast was
served at the Mound City Hotel, and
discussed with ardor and appreciation.
The following were few of the toilets:
Misses Maggie Farrell, canary silk and
black lace; Lida Logan, pink
cEepe de chine; Cora Walk
ef, grosgrain Powered silk; Net
tie Dobbins, pink crepe de chine and
chiffone; Lizzie McFadden, blue silk;
Addie Knoots, blue albatross; Name
Merton, crepe de chine; Ella McFadden,
red cashmere; Annie Hooten, red henri
eta; Minnie Marsh, cream silk; Birdie
Hall and Annie King, pink silk; Lizzie
Crawford, red silk; Lynne Hammond,
cream silk and chiffoue.
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The Coterie Club, new social organ
iZaton, was for ned few evenings ago
at Martins Ferry, composed entirely OF
ladies. The members are as follows:
Misses Belle Green, Belle MCSwords,
Ada Joy, Georgana Watson, Mamie
Swartz, Lizzie Tweedy, Lille Dean, Mel
lie Smylie, Ella Shipman, Edith Brown,
Flora Coss, Lucy Beazle, Essie Boyd,
Alice Wood, Gertie Barr and Nell Fra
zier.
1t was at leap year party. She had
led him into the paror, and half blush
ing, with voice that trembled sweetlY,
she had told him that she loved him to
distraction. He listened to her with
downcast eyes, while the heaving of his
shirt bosom told how he was moved.
"Will you be my husband?" she said at
last, putting her arm around his waist
and drawing him gently to her. He
looked up into her eyes shyly, and said:
"I-I-don't know; you'd better ask
mamma"
The ladies Of the w. c. T. T., Of
Bridgeport, held u reception Friday
evening, in the parlors Of the Sherman
House. About a hundred invitations
were issued. The reception committee
was composed Of the following ladies:
Mrs. AlbertS, Mrs. Van Pelt, Mrs. Hill
lizard, Mrs. Henthorn, Mrs. Springer
and Mrs. Stephenson. The dining
room was in. charge Of Mrs. w. S.
Fisher, Mrs. C. NJ. Fisher, Mrs. Nc
Donald, Miss Matte Smith and Miss
Nellie Turner.
The hop OF the Fortnightly Club at
Franzheim's Hall, on Thursday evening,
was tue most successful yet given by
that organization. Prof. Charles Kill
meyer officiated at the piano with his
usual grace, and the dancing pro-
gramme, embracing the latest and most
popular figures, was very pleasantly
discussed. Quite number OF visitors
from neighboring towns were present.
The next affair given by this organl-
zation will probably be a masquerade.
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The marriage of Mr.. Albert Luft and
Miss Clara Shane, both Of the South
Side, was announced for the first time at
the Church of the Immaculate Concep-
ton last Sunday. The wedding will
take place on the 18th inst.
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The South End Athletics will give
their first masquerade at Windsor Hall,
on Thursday evening, February 18th.
Mayors will play.
A hop is to be given by a number OF
the young society people at Bridgeport
City Hall next Thursday evening. The
committee in charge consists of Harry
Fogle, OIL. Howells and Murray Springer.
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Four prominent merchants on Market
street have avowed intentions OF being
part and parcel of the Kermoise, and
doing quartette act in the Indian
Ghost Dance, representing Sitting Bull,
Shack Nasty-Jim, Man Afraid-of-His-
Horses and Wild Bill. They'll make
clean ten-strike.
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One Of the most successful children:
masquerade balls was given by the Arion
Society on Friday evening, at Arior
Hall. The ladies in charge OF the grand
march were Mrs. Charles Killmyer, Mis-:
Emelia Schwertfeger and Miss Mary
Stifel, the same being led by MesSrs
Fred Schwertfeger and John Lutz.
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On Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. g.
w. Robson, of South Broadway. enter
tanned number of the members of Mr.
Robison's Sunday school class, and 6
pleasant time was spent. Among those
present were: Miss Winnie Hall, Mis-:
Gertie Clayton, Miss Grace Brown,
Misses Amy and Nellie Stephens, Mis-:
House, Miss Agnes Harvey, Miss Mamie
burst aud Miss Eva Goodwin
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