Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-02-28

sTEUBENVILLE.

SUEUBESvILLE, February 2.-More re-
ceptions, card parties, dances, teas, din
nerS and luncheonS were held IN THIS CITY
this winter than ever before. A week dld
not pass but several entertainments OF
different kinds came of. Take the past
week for a sample On Thursday evening
the Knights of Pythias and their LADY
friends held pleasant social hop IN the
hall of Steuben Lodge No. l, and banquet,
ted at Specht's. The music was furnlshea
by Bueche, and the occasion was exceed
ingly pleasant On the same evening the
Bachelors danced in Faux q O'Nears
Hall and banquetted in the parlors OF the
same firm. Here the music was rendered
by Kramer, of Wheeling, and to say that
the Young ladies and gentlemen en-
loved themselves is only to tell the truth.
on Friday Mrs. r. Sherrard received and
entertained friends at her handsome home,
corner Fourth and Washington streets,
and Miss Georgia BOUCHER gave card
party the same evening at her home on
South High street. Formerly il was a
rare sight TO see flowers in Steubenvile
in mid-winter, but now a bunch OF roses
or cluster Of carnations attracts very little
attention. Modern improvements in the
way of cutting, wedding and heating mas
made it possible for the many TO enjoy
flowers that used to be only in the reach or
a few.
Coroner Maxwell on Wednesday filed
his finding in the case of the death OF little
Robbie Fleming, who was run over oy NC
Gowan's delivery wagon last Monday, dur
ing the o. U. A. NJ. parade. He says the
horses attached to the wagon were walk
ing slowly at the time, that the driver was
exercising extra care on account OF the
crowd, that the boy was running and fell
under the hind wheels of the wagon, which
passed over and broke his neck, and no one
is TO blame in any degree for the sad accl-
dent.
The marriage of Mr.. Herbert Wright, Of
Dennison, and Miss Eva Walker, daughter
Of DR. p. A. Walker, took place at high
noon Tuesday at the residence OF her
father, on North Fifth street, Rev. DR..
Haskell, of Hamline NJ. E. Church, othcl-
ating Many friends Of the bride ana
groom wish them long life and abundant
happiness and prosperity. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wright will reside in Dennison.
The ChautauQua entertainment in the
parlors of the Second Presbyterian church
Tuesday evening gave much enjoyment TO
the audience. About all the musical talent
in the city took part, aud the recitatlons
and other matters on the programme were
excellently rendered.
The Acme band will hold dance at
Turner Hall next Monday evening.
Miss Jessie Mossgrove is at Frederick
town, O., visiting her grandmother.
Mrs. w. f Davidson is the guest OF
friends at Washington, Pa.
The Misses Creasey entertained num-
Der of their young friends ct their pleasant
home on North Fourth street, Monday
evening.
Ground was broken Thursday fora hand
some residence for Nelson Call, in the Gill
addition to the city.
Misses Sallie and Lynn Filson are home
from an extended visit 10 friends in West
Virginia.
The friends of Mrs. Geo. N. Henry will
be glad to learn that she has fully recovered
from her recent severe illness.
President of Council Sinclair is home
from a trip to New York.
Mrs. Chas. Gallagher entertained party
of friends at tea Friday evening in honor Of
Mrs. L. 5. Wood.
Mrs. ID. w. Mattack gave pleasant
party Thursday evening in honor of her
nephew, Walcott Allison, of st. Louis.
Michael McMahon and Miss Catharine
Nath, daughter of the late John Nath,
were married Wednesday evening at Holy
Name Church.