Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-01-15

selected by the hostess, and their rapre-
sentations carefully prepared. Each
player having been provided with
paDer on which there were so blanks OF
/ these titles, at the signal they entered
/ the room where the objects and pictures
were displayed. But 1t was no easy
, task to solve all the puzzles before the m'
Some titles were known at once WINE
others remained uugues-ed TO the end
Among the objects and titles were
| such as these.
A candle on a map Of Asia repre-
sented 1.-THE Light Of Asia"
A picture Of mil-dam, and white
bead on the top Of the picture was
Adam Bede"
A little ladder with a toy monkey on
the top round and toy man at the Ioot
was The Descent OF Man"
The word Sin in red ink vas "a Car
dinal Sim" j.,
An o half concealed in a bunch OF
ferns was "Inferno.'
A toy donkey, an O, and some tea
leaves was Don-key-o-t-"Don Qulx-
ote."
Some vocal music thrust through the
handles Of several keys was Songs 10
Many Keys"
A pie upon some ears OF corn was
pioneers. go,
Aud so the titles ran on, some diff
cult, some causing much fun, and all IN
teresting. The possibilities OF this
game are seen at glance. With bright
ness aud ingenuity many very puzzling
and amusing effects can be worked up.
-
Invitations have been received here
from Mr., and Mrs. Charles V Moyes,
of Charleston, w Va, for the marriage
of their daughter, Mamie Venaole, 10
Mr.. George o. Chiffon, brother OF W.
e. Chiffon. The ceremony will take
place in the FIRST Presbyterian Church
on Thursday, the gath inst.
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Edgar E. Boyd, the rising young at
| torney. entertained = select number of
his friends at the residence OF his
parents, on South Chapino street, last
Thursday evening, Refreshments were
served at midnight.
Miss Hannah Ave entertained Large
number of her friends Thursday even
ing at her home on South Eoff street
The evening was spent very pleasantly
In dancing and other amusements. r.
freshments were served at seasOnable
| hour.
At the Church OF the Immaculate
Conce ption in Carksburg Tuesday morn
ing. was celebrated the nuptials OF Dir.
! Ernest b Morris and Miss Mary LAT
stetter, the Rev Father o Kane Off
ciating. Mr. Fl. G. Morris, brother OF
the groom, acted as best man and the
bridesmaid was Miss Lucy, the pretty
sister Of the bride. The bride was most
tastefully costumed and carried beau
tiful bouquet OF roses and lilies. An
tecedent 10 the wedding ceremony, sew
eral friends OF the bride and groom
elect were royalty entertained at the
elegantly furnished home OF MIR. John
Latstetter. father Of the bride. Mr..
and Mrs. Morrison took the east bound
train at IL O'clock for Baltimore, where
their honeymoon will be spent. Many
costly presents, including several pieces
Of rich silver are, were sent by the
friends of the happy couple
The Calumet Club met at the home Of
Mr. viii Redmond, OF South Chapiine
street, Wednesday. Games OF all kinds
we're played. Refreshments were served
at the usual hour. After having good
time the club adjourned I'LL their next
meeting, which will be held at the home
of Miss Hattie Bowman, OF South Chap
line street.
"a
Thursday Miss Bessie Evans. OF South
Chapline street, left for. McKeesport,
and on Wednesday night the Primus
Club surprised her by getting up jolly
sleighin party.
Wednesday night the friends OF Mr..
Geo. Shiph auser called on him at his
boarding house, in the East End, and
ten dered him surprise In honor OF bis
birthday. The affair vas highly en-
joyable one.
Midwinter is upon Us. All are ready
10 enjoy that most delightful of the
seasons pleasures, sleighing, The
streets all over town are merry with
I the sound OF bells and little bursts OF
fhappy laughter or snatches OF sleigh.