Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-03-20

get away the best he can. OF course, this
arrangement has tremendous advantages
for the yoang meu, who might otherwise
DO bored 70 death by some dull ana nnin.
teresting girl all the evening, but IL IS not
bad for the girl either, as instead OF one
cavalier It insures her several IN the COURSE
Of the evening.
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Mr. George Demar, OF Steubenyille, ano
Miss Lulu Thoburn, of Scotch Ridge, were
united IN marriage Wednesday afternoon
BY Rev. Milligan, Of Steubenville, at the
residence CT the brides parents, on SCOTCH
Ridge. After the ceremony the guests par
took OF wedding dinner, then the happy
couple departed for their future home IN
Steubepville.
The Pastime CLUB was entertained
Tuesday evening by Miss Mary Marks, at
her home, on the Island. Prof. hlimyer
furnished music, and On enjoyable time was
had By all.
Rev. Samuel BOYD Of Martins Ferry
celebrated his birthday and st. Patrick's
Day by entertaining the Old Mems Club
at q six o'clock dinner. Those present
were: Capt II. W. Smith, James A. Gray,
William Clark, David Park, w. n. Holll-
dav. James Kerr and the host.
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II would be interesting could a list be
given Of the really popular women in lash
fonable society. As TO who are popular
girls that is another question and the queer
turns which make perhaps in season
bud who has had hardly an entertainment
given for her more popular than one VINO
has had everything done 10 boom ner IS one
OF the social puzzles. There is seldom much
social distinction between those who are
decidedly popular and those who. without
being unpopular, are yet not popular IN the
truest sense OF the word; that is TO say,
their lives are upon the same lines, and
they are equals in birth. position and Tor
tune. If we turn TO a dictionary for deh-
milton of popularity, we lind that 70 De pop
Mar is 20 ''be beloved" 70 be pleasing,
.'studious Of favor" and to have gracious
ness" so as Ito please the crowd, " the
crowd being naturally the set and circle In
which each woman moves.
A party Of gay young society devotees,
poprlarly known as the "SpinSters,
formed q congeniGl stag party on Friday
evening and HE'D themselves hither TO Sci
bert's Garden where q most enjoyable ses-
sion at the pins was enjoyed. There were
about twenty in the party and all had roll
licking time. Some tall scores were made
during the evening, Mr.. Frank Craddock
securing the frosted angel cake by the re-
markable score of PSI. The party return
ed to the mad whirl Of the city thorough
fares on the ten O'Clock motor. A choice
lunch was served at the Garden, and the
return trip was made all the merrier oy
the rendition Of several tender ballads. The
affair on the whole was delightfully."- YER
millions.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Heller and Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Kronjaeger entertained their
friends in pleasant manner Monday nlgnt
at TeutOnia Hall II was in honor OF the
BIRTHDAYS Of all fOvr OF the first-named
parties. A pleasant evening was had by
al. Music and dancing were the features
Of the affair.
The euchre party to be given by the
Wheeling Cyclers will take place on the
22d inst, as the date has been changed
from the 23d.
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Mr. George Westla1e, the well-known
baseballist, and Miss Hattie Van Beuren
will be married In this city to-day. The
many friends Of the couple extend congrat-
ulations.
Mr.. George W. Lennon entertained the
Island Gun Club with "stag" party Mon
day evening at his home on South York
street. Cards were the feature of the even
ing.
A pleasant party OF little folks gathered
at the residence of DR.. Taylor, on Tween
ueth street, Wednesday night, in honor Of
the Doctors little daughter Stella. A very
enjoyable evening was spent with various
amusements. Elegant refreshments were
served the little folks during the evening.
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The "An-for-Fun" club, a new South
Side social organization, handsomely enter
tanned the Red Ribbon Social, at Miss
Laura MarshalFs, on South Jacob street.
There was large attendance of young peo-
pie, and delightfulitime was experienced.
Miss Gertrude Obermann entertained
number Of her friends on Friday evening,
at her home on the South Side. Games,
cards and conversation occupied the great
er part OF the evening. Refreshments were
dancing was kept up until late hour.
ABOUT ten couples were present.
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Mr. Harry Hauff, OF the Hub clothing
establishment, issued invitations TO a
limited number Of his friends TO help cele-
brate his thirty-second birthday at the res
idence OF Mrs. Reds, on Fifteenth street.
Mandolirs and guitars furnished portion
of the music Miss Hattie Reid and viii
Loefiier presided at the piano. A number
OF choice selections were played by these
excellent performers. Mr.. Hauff had a
nice lunch prepared for his friends, who
did ample justice to the toothsome articles.
Friday night number Of the lady
friends Of Mrs. II. &. Shively gave her a
in honor Of the anniversary Of her birth.
The hostess entertained them delightfully."-.
About midnight refreshments were served.
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Miss Jennie Clark entertained the Impe-
rial Club IN the parlors Of the Hotel st.
Clair, az Martins Ferry. on Friday even
ING. About ten couples were present and
spent a pleasant evening. Dancing was
carried on till late hour.
The wedding Of S. NJ. Whiteside and
Miss Bertha Zevely will take place at the
First Presbyterian Church next Wednes-
day afternoon at half-past two O'Clock.
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A party Of young people gathered at the
residence Of Charles Nolte, on South
Wood street, Friday night 1t was in
honor Of Mr.. Notes twentieth birthday.
Music and dancing were INDUCED in 10 a
late hour, and an enjoyable time was had
by all.
A Kaffee Visite will be given at Arion
Hall on next Thursday evening by the
Arion Society. Some new features will be
Introduced, and as at all the Arion series Of
sOcials, delightful time is promised.