Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-03-27
is oceasiOning joyful anticipations. Quite
number from Wheeling will likely attend

4 a party OF young pCOpLo boeAO. -, y =
nesday night at the residence OF CnarIes
Nolte on the South Side. Neuharts or
chestra made the music and very ENJOY
able time was had by all.
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The home OF J. NJ. Walker and lady, 81
Weilsburg. was lighted up from cellar 70
garrett Wednesday night, it being the tenth
Il anniversary Of their wedding. An ENJOY
able time was had by all. AT proper hour
refreshments were served, 10 winch inc
! following guests did ample Justice; ~,
/ Misses Sarah and Rachel Walker, Mr..
/ and Mrs. b. +. Mcconnell, Misses Mary
1 Simpson and Jennie Mcdowell, OF Steuoen-
ville.O. Miss Virgie Taliaferro, OF Odessa,
| No. Mrs. X. ". H0dgens ana daughter,
/ Miss Edna. of Portland. o.; Miss Mary
/ Hook. OF New Alexandria, o.: MIR. ana
| Mrs. A. l.. Carter and w. =. Walker. OF
/ Brooke county; Rev. Davis and wife, Mrs;
/ Rev. Shoals, GeneralI. II. Duyal. Mr.. ana
Mrs. L. II. Buchanan, Mr.. ana MIS-, IL. I;
Craig, Mr.. and Mrs. 5. ). Hedges, MI; anu
Mrs. T. II. Marks, Misses wheeler, MIS-
A. n. Crothers, Miss A. +. CrotherS, MISS
| Ollie Wilson. DR.. H. l. Roberts and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Briggs, Mr.. ana
Mrs. w. c.. Barclay, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
/ Wheeler MessrS. Charles Windsor, Dr. II,
Cummings and T. J. Reid, OF Wellsourg.
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The Red Ribbon Social entertainer tue
All For Fun Club at the home OF Mr.. anu
Mrs James Bero, on Fhirty-third street,
Friday evening. About eighteen couples
were present. Refreshments were served
at a reasonable hour. A very good Tune
was had by ali present.
The Imperial Club, Of Martins Ferry,
were pleasantly entertained Friday even
ing al the home OF Miss Cora MlsKeu'
Dancing was INDUCED in till late nour
| Choice refreshments were discussed at
suitable hour.
Mr. Lee Harbert was surprised az ms
rooms on East Fifteenth street, rluay
evening by good number OF young Irtell .ts,
The affair was in honor OF Mr.. HaroertS
twenty-hrst birthday, and a very enIoya-
Die evening was spent by all.
On Friday evening, at her home on South
| Market street, Miss Maggie Degant cele-
brated the twelfth anniversary OF her olrth
BY entertaining quite a number OF ner
| friends She received a number or hano-
| some presents as token of their esteem
/ Those present were: Misses Netue Baker
Georgia Mitchell, Meta Troll, Alice Simp-
son, Phoebe Simpson, Annie Dolan, Llzzie
and Emma Altmeyer, Ruby and Nlrgle
Han. Sebine and Sadie Doyle, Lizzie
Kuntz. Lottie Hall. Mabel Schafer, Neitle
Wolf. Maggie McKeefer, Katie Eooerb
Hulda Shultz, Annie Degant, Stella De-
CANT and Masters Eddie Frank, Edwln
Troll and George Degant.
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There was n gay scene at Franzheim's
Hall on Thursday evening. II was the oc-
casion of hop given BY the Mercantile
Club. IL was an Informal aifalr, thouSu
none the less enjoyable, and many pretty
dancers were on the floor. Excellent music
was provided, and the affair throughout
was most delightful. At midnight tlne
supper was served at the "Milwaukee," 10
which all did ample justice. Dancing was
then resumed.
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There was a JOYOUS aSsemblage at Arion
/ Hall Thursday night, the occasion being
delightful Kaffee Visite and progressive
I euchre party combined, and the affair was
/ in the hands of the ladies who most sue
/ cessfully managed the social. In the early
| evening supper was served, and rich viandS
cooked in a palatable manner. 1t was
most neatly prepared supper, and embraced
/ a great variety OF appetzing dishes. Al
| the conclusion Of the supper the guests re-
/ paired 10 the main hall, where progressive
/ euchre was INDUCED in. There were six
u TeCu OF seventeen N1nAEo III OHNAobAoI. AZ
/ ladies who had charge of the affair were
/ Mrs. John Heiuer, President: Mrs. Il.
I Reister. Mrs Max Bedter, Mrs. j. deg
miller. Mrs. John Miller, Mrs. Chas.
I Schmidt. Miss Stella Echhart, Miss
| Emelia Gilbert, Miss Lizzie Laue and Miss
/ Lizzie Renner. The first prize IN the
/ euchre contest was awarded TO Mrs. hlr-
/ bach. William J. Burkley captured the
/ other prize. The consolation prizes fell TO
| Mrs. Wagner and James Campbell.
Misses Tillie and Amelia Leopler Of East
Wheeling, very handsomely entertained a
number OF young friends Thursday night.
/ During the evening euchre was played.
\ BEFORE dispensing the guests were taking
! i'm the dining hall where tempting array
/ of refreshments were discussed.
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Thursday evening pleasant surprise
marty was given Miss Eula Hatch at her
/ bomeon Fairmont street, by number of
/ her friends. About five couples were
present, and an enjoyable evening was
spent in a social way.
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The children, grandchildren, and other
relatives Of Mr. John Pfarr went out to his
| residence at Pleasant Valley, wednesday
I afternoon, to assist him in celebrating the
y
most delightful time was enjoyed.
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Mr.. Henry Schrunp, OF East Wheeling,
was surprised Tuesday night at his home
| by a number Of his friends. The occasion
/ was in honor Of Mr.. Schrump's twenty
/ second birthday. An enjoyable evening
I was passed BY all, music and refreshments
being among the main features.
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Mr.. and Mrs Henry Bremen, of East
/ Wheeling, celebrated their tenth wedding
anniversary. Wednesday evening, at their
I nome. A large number Of their friends
we're present, and the evening was spent in
\ a most ENJOYABLE manner. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bremen received quite a number Of
/ presents.
! One Of the leading events in social circles
/ at Bellaire last week was the hop given by
I the Mercantile Club of that city, Wednes-
I dnv evening, at the Globe Hotel About
I twenty-eight couples were present, quite
I mum Der from Wheeling. Among them were
/ Mr. VIM. Il. Windsor and Miss Braemer,
/ MIR Frank CAM and Miss Peak; also Mr..
I Neebitt md Miss Crutter. Mr.. Halter and
I Miss Oswell. MIR. Mitchell and Miss
/ Terry. Of Cleveland At O'Clock prompt
| the grand march was started, with Mr.. a.
I I.uchs and Miss Tillie Elikan as leaders.
/ Dancing was INDUCED in until u o'clock,
/ when all repaired 20 the dining room.
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/ a pleasant occasion Thursday afternoon
\ was the marriage Of Mrs. Hannah Colgan,
/ at her residence, at Thirty-niuth and
/ Wood streets, 10 Mr.. Samuel Crow, of
/ Moundsville. About twenty relatives and
/ friends gathered 10 witness the ceremony,
/ which was performed by Rev. 4. j. Trey,
/ nastOr Of the First Baptist Church. After
/ refreshments the bride and groom drove to
/ their new home near Moundsyille.