Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-07-24

ern clues J0lS Is BeueIdllJ Gun Pll'L SHON
nv. 1t means, besides personal beauty,
warmth OF personality, and the young
ladyis one of the Spinsters. here was
another lady present, OF whom 1t was
quite generally remarked, "How grace
full and stately she has grown, and how
she continues to improve in looks"
She has but recently returned from
New York.
Friday evening Mr.. Hal Brues enter
tanned number of his friends on North
Front street. Dancing was the feature
Of the evening and Klllmyer furnished
the music for the occasion.
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The Sunday school class OF Thomson
NJ. e. Church taught by Mr.. Henry +.
Jones, and composed Of fifteen or
twenty young ladies, had an enjoyable
picnic at the Park Thursday afternoon
In the evening a number Of their gen.
temen friends went out.
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Miss Matte c. Britt was surprised
Wednesday night at her home, at No
1854 Elizabeth street, by about thirty OF
her young friends, The evening was
very pleasantly spent in music and
dancing. About midnight refreshments
were served.
Miss Lottie Cox, Of Kirkwood, enter
tanned her friends Thursday evening in
honor Of her guest, Miss May Marlowe,
Of Cleveland.
Master Harry Hahne, Of South Eoff
street, pleasantly entertained a
number of his young friends We'd
nesday night at his home. The affair
was in honor Of his birthday. A most
enjoyable time was had by all those
present. Before departing the guests
were served with refreshments.
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Miss Mary Huseman pleasantly enter
tanned a number Of her friends at home
on Eoff street Thursday night. A most
enjoyable time was had by all, dancing
being the main amusement of the even
ing. Refreshments were served.
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Perhaps the most novel society event
OF the season was the expedition OF the
"McAlliSter Cavalry" on Friday night.
A number of the society gentlemen pro-
curing fiery steeds, without the fire,
took little Newport run over the hills
to Maultown, where an inviting feast
was partaken of. a peculiar feature OF
this equestrian recital was the fact that
II would take large octave to hold
what n majority Of the participants
don't know about horseback riding.
Ed. Franzheim, perched upon his stately
black BuCephaluS, was the picture OF
the party, and really the only one in
the party who was Scienced in horse
manShip. When Harrison made his in
itial appearance in front Of the Mcclure,
il reminded one somewhat of Napoleon
in distress. Sam was fortunately seated
on the right end of the animal, but one
of the neither limbs SANS was about
foot from the Stirrup, and the general
effect was somewhat negligec. But
the main idea was to be on the back OF
the animal, and Sam was there. Sam
HaZlett we'll Illustrated the principles
of true Workmanship, while Bob Hasse
reminded one of the fellow who took
the ride in IrviDg's Sleepy Hollow
sketch. Ambrose looked handsome be-
stride the equine spine, and main
tanned a thoughtful mein. Stallman
was japnty as an English COckney,
while Mr.. Whitmyer in a pair of Lon
don tourerOws and with locks flowing
in the breeze, rode the entire distance
without falling of. 1t was pictures
que equestrian party. Those partici-
pating were Messrs. E. b. Franzheim,
$. B. Harrison, Harry Stallman, How
ard Crosby, OF New York; A. S. List,
Samuel Hazlett, Hal. Speide, Il, b.
Hasse and w. w. Whitmyer. Messrs.
George House and 3. X Nc Mechen,
who had gone out in buggy, Joined
the party at supper.
Mr.. John Bishop and Miss Fannie
Schaefer were married at ST. Alphonsus
church on Thursday morning at 9 a. M,
the Rev. Father Didacus Rottlander
officiating. After the ceremony there
was a reception given at the residence
of the brides parents, No. % Nineteenth
street. The happy pair were the recip-
tents Of many presents, useful and or
namental.
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There was a pleasant informal bowl
ing party given Friday night at the Park
in honor of Miss Julia Stollenwirck, Of
Birmingham, Ala, who is visiting here
as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. a. G. Stol-
lenwick, of the Island. The party went
out on the o'clock motor and had de-
ightful series of contests until 10
o'clock. The highest scores were at
tanned by Mrs. w. a. Isett and Mr..
VIII B. Day, both of whom ran the fig
ureS up to 800.
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Mr.. Thomas HertzOg and Miss Maud
Burial were quietly married at the par
Tor OF Rev. Moore Thursday evening.
The attendants were Mr.. George Bur
all and Mrs. Annie Matters, brother
and sister of the bride.
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Some OF the young people gave a very
successful hop Friday night in the Ben
wood city hall. The affair was well at
tended, the only unpleasant thing
being the heat Prof Charlie Kill
myer, OF Wheeling, made the music.
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Mr.. Walker Cochran was rendered a
surprise on Wednesday evening by the
well-known social organi cation, the L.
5. Terriers. Mr.. Cochran was pre-
sented during the evening with hand
some watch. Dancing and music fol-
lowed.
The friends OF Mrs. j. T. Hervey ten
dered her a very pleasant surprise party
at her home on the Island, Thursday
evening, in honor of the anniversary Of
her birth. Dancing was INDUCED in
and kept up until an early hour next
morning Among those present were
Miss Eloise Patterson, Of Nashville,