Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-31


Misses Clara Sheets, Maggie Moore
Nellie McWilliams and Cleod Anthony,
of Martins Ferry. will receive New
Year calls at the home Of Miss Anthony
between and IL o'clock p. N.
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A pleasant party was given Miss Kate
Farrell, of Mt. Savage, Nd. last Tues
day night, ct the home OF her aunt.
Mrs. Geraghty. OF South Chapline street,
the occasion being her approaching de-
parture for her home aftef pleasant
visit of some time in Wheeling.
So
Miss Ella Grayson, Of New Corners
town, o., who had been visiting Miss
Clara Grayson, on North Main street,
was given a ELEMENTARY entertain
ment on Wednesday evening. A num-
Der of the manY friends she made while
here were present to bid her farewell.
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The German Bavarian Society Will
give ball next Tuesday evening at
Beethoven hall. Schreiner's orchestra
will furnish the music, and good time
is anticipated by all who expect TO at
tend.
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The Sunday School Of st. Joseph's
Cathedral gave delightful Christmas
entertainment at Convent Hall Wednes-
day afternoon. The affair was made
doubly enjoyable by the presence OF
Most Rev. Abp. j. j. Kahn, OF st. Louis.
So
Tomorrow evening Mr.. Charles Por-
ter and Miss Alice Payn will be united
In marriage at the home OF the brides
brother in Bridgeport.
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Last Tuesday night three popular
young South Side ladies gave dance
1T O'Malley's hall. Twenty-Five couples
attended. and q pleasant evening was
spent.
One Of the many enjoyable balls Of
the week just past was that OF the
Come-If You-Can Club on Friday night
at Beethoven Hall. Mayors full or.
chestra furnished the music and good
time was had by all.
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Tonight the Beethoven Singing So
ciety will give concert at Beethoven
Hall, which is expected to last until
midnight, after which there will be
dancing.
The Marcela Club is making arrange
ments for hop at the Wheeling Club
rooms January is.
The Alert Club will give dance at
its South Side Hall next Thursday
night. 1t promises to be very pleas
ant affair.
The mask ball OF the Columbian Club,
given at Hughes &c O'MalIey's Hall last
Friday night was thoroughly success
full affair. The costumes were in great
variety, and many of them very pretty,
and no end OF amusement was afforded
by the mistakes occasoned by the par
ties being in mask.
Miss Belle Silliman will entertain a
number of her friends tomorrow even
ing at her home on the Island.
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An informal dancing party was given
last Thursday evening by Miss Sarah
Mendel at her home on the Island.
Quite a number of her friends were
present and spent very merry even
ing.
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Ex-Governor and Mrs. A. B. Fleming
will give large reception next Wed
nesday evening at their elegant home
in Farmont. Miss Virginia Hoge,
from this city, and a number OF young
ladies' from Charleston, Baltimore and
Chicago, who are guests Of the Misses
Fleming, will be present TO assist in re-
ceiVing.
a thimble party. for admission to
which, Of course, no gentlemen are
eligible, was given on Friday evening
by the Misses Hare at their home on
Twentieth street in honor OF Mrs. j. M.
Reed, OF Morgantown, who is their
guest. The ladies discussed an excellent
lunch and other things.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence BARLEY, OF
Pittsburg, who have been visiting in
Wheeling, were given farewell party
at Kemple's Hall last Wednesday night
by their sister, Miss Maggie BARLEY. Of
Twenty-seventh street. A delightful
evening was spent with music and dane
ing.
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Mozart Hall was filed with happy
dancers on Friday evening, the occa-
sion being ball given by the South
Side Fishing Club, in their usual sue
cessiul manner.
Miss Emma Westwood and Mr..
Thomas Wallace were married at the
home OF the bride on the South Side,
last Wednesday afternoon In the pres
ence of a few invited guests, and left
az once for tour In the east. They
were the recipients OF numerous con-
CALCULATIONS.
Miss Patti Long and Mr.. w. Ander-
son were married Wednesday afternoon
at the home OF the bride in Martins
Ferry.
Miss Bessie Brady entertained num-
Der Of friends at her home on North
Fifth street, Martins Ferry, on Tues
day, with a dinner. complimentary TO
Misses Bessie and Annie Pope, OF
Woodsfeld. o., who were visiting in
Martins Ferry.
Dr.. Forrest Gatchell, OF Woods6eld,
O., and Miss Jennie Dixon. one OF the
favorites in Martins Ferry society,
were united 10 marriage on "Wednesday
at noon at the home OF the brides
father, Mr. VIM. t. Dixon. Only the
immediate friends and relatives OF the
bride and groom were present but the
occasion was-a very happy one and the
nnctnr and bis wife received many con-