Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-12-11

Ing cards and other games. In the up
per hall Killmeyer presided at the piano,
and dancing was engaged in for several
hours. The committee In charge or
this most successful affair was Madames
VIM. GOering, David Morgan, ID. +.
Behrens, +. Schmelchel, Chas. Schmidt,
Wenzel Heubel, Chss. Killmeyer, Rich
ter G.. Z. Boyd, and Misses Emma
Shulz, Maggie Campbell, Jennie Piarr,
Annie Piarr.
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The FOrtnightly Dramatic Club will
shortly produce that clever little drama
Ia Miss Vokes' repertory, "My Lord in
Livery" They have been rehearsng
the play for some time past, and will
present 1t in January. The cast will be
as follows: Ralph Heymann as Lord
ThOrpughmere, David Kraus as Hop
kins, l.. b. Stein as Spiggott, Miss
Marie Heymann as Laura, Miss Flora
KrauS as Rose, Miss Hattie Reed as
Sybill Amberly.
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Neat invitations have been issued by
the VIM. L. Wilson Tariff Students for
a concert and reception, to be given at
Arion Hall Thursday evening, Deem
Der 30. The Opera House orchestra
will furnish the music and an excellent
concert programme has been arranged,
in which Mrs. Flora Williams, Mr.. L.
Diegmiller, Mr.. R. V. Ankle, the AriOn
Quartette, the Premier Banjo and Man
dolin club and the orchestra will take
part.
Mrs. John Frew and Miss Frew have
sent out cards for a reception from
till 5, to lady friends, on Wednesday
next.
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The Fort Henry Club will celebrate
It's anniversary on Friday evening, De-
cember %. This year it has been de-
cided with the present limited quarters
60 cOnfine the affair exclusively 10 gen
tlemen, and to arrange another affair
on an equally elaborate scale for
aides a little later in the month. Both
occasions will be looked forward to
with delight. The arrangement OF the
affairs are in the hands Of the House
| Committee, and the members are now
busy making preparations.
Miss Henneman entertained a num-
Der OF her friends very pleasantly at
her home on North Main street, Tues
day evening. Music aud games added
20 the enjoyment OF the occasion, aud
at midnight q splendid supper was dis
cussed.
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A very pretty wedding was solemn
/ lied Wednesday evening at z o'clock,
/ 40 the home of the brides parents. by
which Miss Emma Hagedorn became
| Mrs. Christ BOnuenberger A number
| of friends and relatives were present,
and a reception followed. Both young
people live an the South Side.
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The friends of Miss Amy Wells, Of
I the South Side, called upon her at her
home Tuesday night in honor OF her
birthday. Tue evening was spent In a
very pleasant manner by all present.
The young lSdy received several pres
entS.
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Oakland, Maryland, is getting to be a
/ regular Gretna Green for the young
people of Clarksburg who want to marry
| ana cannot get the consent Of parents
| who have became Indifferent to the
/ throbbingS of the young and tender
/ hearts Two couples were made happy
/ by a trip to Oakland last week. Thom-
as Primm, the oldest son Of John
/ Primm, and Miss May Tnsman, the
Oldest daughter Of Thomas Tinsman,
| accompaniedN by Grsyson Cum
/ ningham anGA ass Maggie PriunHi
quietly took the<trar Sunday evening
| and went 10 Oakland. There the SER
| vices of a minister were invoked and
Mr.. Primm and Miss Tinsman were
| happily united In wedlock. The bride
aud groom returned to Clarksburg
/ Tuesday night. The next couple TO
| make Oakland their Gretna Green
I the sscene of inexpressible bliss was
| Thomas SeatOn and Miss Lizzie Jack
| sou, who resides at the West end. They,
\ too, took their departure for Oakland
| Sunday night and thera pledged them
selves 10 cling unto 81 III other for bet
ter or for worse life.