Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-12

z. Il. O'Donnell, thSk
this city.
MISS NJ hth
street, a her
Sauua BIhew's
en- - friends,
Eng, and an
all.
y home OF Mr..
II Of East Wheel
were entertained.
yonor OF Mr.. RelhPs
q gotten Up by his SIS
Mabel McAdams.
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n society young men gave
D.tty, Monday night, in the
ark bowling alley. There
lte number present.
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tsday afternoon the Creswell home,
dream Garden" was scene OF great
amusement, 10 being the tenth birth
day Of Lura Exley, the little grand
daughter OF the house. The wee ones
marched TO the dining room where lun-
cbeon was served, and each were given
pretty souvenir. They lett after
wishing their young hostess many nap
py return Of the day,
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The reception given by the Misses
Sheets. OF Martins Ferry, Friday even
ing, was q very pretty and enjoyable
affair in every particular. About TWEEN
ty-hve couple were present. Dancing
and other social amusements served to
PASS the time away all too soon. AT Il
o'clock the guests were invited TO the
dining rooms wqere an elegant supper
was served, alter which the amusemertS
were continued till late hour.
Friday evening Miss Rosa BecKeadorf
entertained her friends at her home on
Jacob street, in honor OF her fifteenth
birthday. Several couples passed very
ENJOYABLE evening. Excellent piano mu-
sic was rendered by the young hostess.
Last Tuesday evening Mrs. Maggie
Mcbride, lady living on South jacob
street. was suI prised bY q number or her
friends. There were several couples
present and the evening was spent in
games and music. At an early hour
tempting refreshments were served.
Thursday evening several couples OF
North Wheeling young people called at
the home Of Miss Ella Barker on the
National road and rendered her pleas
an. surprise in honor OF her birthday.
The evening was spent in music aud
dancing. Refreshments were served at
ten O'Clock.
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one OF the pleasantest social events
ever witnessed In -. CiairSviile was the
marriage Of Miss lone i. H0Gner and
Mr. Geo. II. Jung. OF Cincinnati, on
/ Thursday noon. The ceremony took
place at the elegant residence OF the
brides parents, Mr.. aad Mrs. l.. 2.
/ Hofner. The house was decorated
I with smilax and palmS. At high noon
/ Prof Killmyer played the wedding
march, and the bride aud groom with
/ their attendants marched TO the east
! BAY window Of the par.or. The mar
I rake WIS tAaL va JIG AALh NIANu4SA .
/ Rev Alexander officiating. The brides
toilet was q white crepe de chene,
trimmed with lace and diamond orna-
I mentS. She carried beautiful bouquet
OF roses. The bridesmaid was Miss
Lucille Gibson, Of Cleveland, o.
\ Her toilet was Z pink crepe dechene,
With pink roses. The groom wss dressed
/ in usual costume. The groomSman was
J Mr.. Geo. Stock, OF Cincinnati. Pink was
the prevailing color. The elegantlunc
was under the supervision et Geo. l..
\ burst, OF Wheeling. The guests pres
! ent FROM other cities were Mr.. and
I Mrs. 3. d. Baird aud sou, OF Cleveland;
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hatfner, OF Beaver
| Falls. Pa; Prof and Mrs. Chas. Kill
4 never, Mr.. and MIS-. Chris. Murray and
Mrs. John Murray, Of Wheeling; Miss
Blanche Scho6e!d Noi Martins Ferry,
and Miss Mccain, oI\Bridgeport. About
Aeirhty guests were pAeSent, Many val
kable presents wereN received. The