Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-04-10

make ready Tor an early opening
The german seems to be the favourite
I dance Ia the Eastern cities. Nearly all the
I post-lenten parties are TO be in the nature
OF germans. Perhaps this Is because there
is so much more real merriment than IN an
/ ordinary dance. The leap-year german
/ met with success wherever it was intro
) duced The lady is the centre and stellar
figure OF this affair. and if she be neat
/ and graceful dancer her tasks one OF great
pleasure.
Quite a number of Miss Nora WeinZers
I admirers, Of the South Side, rendered her
/ a surprise on Wednesday evening. The
/ guests were made 20 feel at home with
/ their Young hostess, which resulted 10 a
! pleasant evening.
Mr.. Henry Graebe. OF South Chapllne
| street. will entertain number OF his
/ friends on Monday, April 18th.
~
Quite a number Of Wheeling people have
received cards from Mrs. Mary Nicely
/ Hart for the marriage Of her daughter,
I Miss Lucie, to Mr.. Henry Tyson Wilson,
/ Tuesday afternoon, April 18th, 1892, at
O'Clock. az Christ Church, Clarks0urg, w.
Va The affair will be one OF the most
elaborate weddings held in that vicinity
for long time IL is probable that num-
Der from town viii attend.
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Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Wilson have issued
invitations for the marriage OF their niece,
Miss Lille Belle Humes, 70 John ID. Hall,
Thursday evening, April 18th, az the Chap
line Street NJ. E. Church.
Miss Anna Boles, Of South Jacob street,
entertained a number of her friends in a
very pleasant manner last Monday even
ING Music and refreshments helped TO
make all feel athome.
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Last Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
James ReeC. Of South Market street, cele-
bra.ed the lorty-ninth anniversary OF their
marriage Although the affair was quiet
one, 10 was a most ENJOYABLE occasion for
the old folks, who were showered with
hearty congratulations.
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The Young ladies Of the Cyclers Club will
give a ball on the 22d at their hall The
affair will undoubtedly prove 10 be sue
cess, as the young ladies are making siren
u0us efforts.
1.-The Schubert Quartette at the Y. NJ. c.
a. Hail on Monday evening was the
musical treat of the week. Tue ouartette
closed the concert course Of the year,
which has been successful throughout.
The Isabella Tea, which was to have
been given by the young ladies of Mrs.
Harris school has been postponed. The
ladies are now at work preparing for a
French play, which will be given IN the
school han on Friday evening, April &2d.
The play has been written by Prof. Henry
Erippahne, OF the Ljnsly, expressly for the
occasion.
Mr.. John Smith, Jr., entertained a num-
her Of his friendsat his residence on South
Broadway last Tuesday evening In honor
Of his visitors Prof Guy and Arthur HOh-
man of Cleveland, O.
A crowd OfCharming young society ladies'
OF the South Side will visit Mr.. George
Slippers, Of Bellaire, April 18th, where they
will spend the evening in "A very pleasant
manner. The crowd has secured Mr.,
Asmus byss Tor the occasion.
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Last Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs.
John r.. SiSSOn celebrated the iftieth an
uiverssry of the marriage, at their nome
90 Eouev's Point They were surrounded
10y their family and quite a number of
their friends who came 10 shower their
congratulations on the hale old couple.
Misses Elsie Whitaker, a student az St.
Mary IS Han, New Jersey, and Elizabeth
Meudel, of the Pennsylvania College,
Plt-Solrg. Pa, are expected 10 arrive dur
.0E the coming week and spend Easter
week at their homes. Both young ladies'
are very popular, aud it's probable that
several eat homes will be given in their
honor.
A very pretty wedding was sOlemnized at
the parsonage of the Zane Street NJ E.
Church ON Wednesday evening, the parties
being AR. SAMUEL Sharp and Miss Agnes
Young, both OF this city Rev. Moore, pas
Tor of the church. performed the ceremony,
after which the newly welded pair were
driven 90 their new home on McCOllOch
street, where wedding supper was served.
They were tue recipients OF many useful
and ornamental presents.
The character party 90 be given at the y.
ut. O.. A. Ou Friday. the 29th inst is pro-
crossing nicely. There will De drills
marches aud pOstures performed in appro-
pirate costumes. After which refreshments
wiz be served. The ladies' who have the
affair iu charge ara Mesdames A. J. Clark,
o. n. Vance, II. NJ Harper, w. \. Wilson,
Jos. Paul, j. O. Lynch, r. NJ. Strong L.
q. Bayha. f. r. Williams, NJ. w. Annex
and Miss Hettie List
AIR. Frank Aloinger will entertain a
number or his friends at his home on La
Belle street tomorrow evening.
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Miss Lila Lima entertained some OF her
many friends in "a social manner at her
home on South Mccullough street. Music
was furnished by Prof a. Altmeyer, Of
Beuwood. Games, singing aud music were
the chief amusements. Refreshments were
served at the usual hours, all leaving at
late hour in the evening
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a very pleasant party was rendered Miss
Katie Weiscer0er last Monday evening. at
her home in LeatherwOod. Quite a number
of her friends from this city went out and
returned on a special motor. The usual
social diversions occupied the attention Of
those present until midnight, when a tempt
Ing repast was discussed.
Anent Cigarette Smoking,
The statement made some time ago,
90 the effect that cigarette smoking is
epidemic among the sex, has deeply
panied q number of truly good women.
Some OF them nave dipped their pens IN
gall and written To the editor; others
have sought the columns OF various
journals for their plants. With beaut-
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