Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-02

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Sd McC5IIongh street, 10 the East End.
Gnfhart furnished excellent dance
music, and luncheon was discussed At
the usual hour.
Last Wednesday, In the parlors OF
Rev. c. M. Affords residence, on South
Eoff street. P. b. Dixon, OF Freeport,
Pa, was united In marriage to Miss
Bertha Schrader. of South Chapline
street. Miss Dixon is well 10 do livery
man, of Freeport. and the bride is the
popular daughter OF Chas. Schrader.
The ceremony was very pretty one.
Chas. L. Schrader. brother OF the
bride, and Miss Annie Tape, were the
attendants.
Miss Bessie Baron was hostess to q num-
Der Of friends at her home on Forty-sixth
street Monday evening. Excellent In
strumental music was rendered by the
Premier Banjo, Mandolin and Guitar
| Club, interspersed with number OF
| pleasing vocal selections. AT midnight
an excellent luncheon was discussed.
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Miss Lulu Porter entertained num-
of friends at her home on Pike street,
Bridgeport, Tuesday evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. B. fancy sailed for
Europe on the Cunarder "Campania"
Saturday morning. They were also az
com panied by Mrs. B. Peters and son
| Thos. P, and Mrs. e. Densl0w, all OF
! Brooklyn. Their many friends here
wish them all bon voyage. Mr.. Chas.
II. and Miss Jennie fancy, and Miss
Ella Brlce, were among the relatives
and friends who bid the quintette OF
voyagers farewell, and waited their
adieus from the Cunard pier, North
River, as the monster steamship cast of
her lines aud steamed from her dock
into the stream, and then down the har-
DOR.
Robert Peihler. all employe at the Ice
plant, and Miss Rosa Davis, South
Side belle, will be married soon.
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Wheeling will soon again have the
pleasure Of extending welcome 10
Madame Kate Rolla, one OF the leading
prima donnas OF the country. Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. X. Wheat received private
telegram from Madame Rolla stating
that she will visit them some time dur
ing the early part Of the coming week.
This was rather unexpected TO her par
ents as IL was her intention 10 visit them
late In August and remain but short
time. The announcement Of her COM
ing will be received with pleasure by
her many admirers. 1t is probable that
she will prolong her visit here until late
In the autumn, as she expects to have
her sou George Rammelsburg who is at
present studying as a college near Lon
don, visit her during her stay here.
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Miss Fannie Stanton entertained
number OF young people at her resi-
dience on South Eoff street, last Fri
day, In honor Of her cousin, Miss DON
nally, OF Hartford City, w. Va. About
fourteen couple were present and
pleasant evening was spent at dancing
and other social diversions. A pro-
gramme Of fifteen dances occupied the
major portion OF the evening. Refresh
ments were served at midnight.
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The Combination and the A. F. Z.
Club have joined forces and will give a
picnic reunion on the 4th OF July at
Adams Orchard. They will take a
string band and the A. L. L. Banjo,
Mandolin and Guitar Club with them,
and great time is anticipated. Vice
President Kindleberger, Of the Com
ho
Ind, TO attend the reunion. He will
arrive tomorrow. They will have as
guests visitors from New York, Boston,
Cincinnati, st. Clairsville and Steuben-
Vile. At night they will give recep-
ton to Mr.. Richard Smith, leader OF
the guitar club, who leaves for the
mountains to spend his vacation on the
9Th Of July.
The Chatauqua Circle OF Bridgeport,
augmented by number OF Wheeling
friends, gave picnic near Coerain
Thursday. They returned in the eve
ming in large wagons.
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The Martins Ferry Y. NJ. G. A. went
up to Steubenville on the steamer K. h.
Phillips Friday evening.
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Miss Maggie Moore entertained q
number of friends in delightful man
| mel, .at her home IN Martins Ferry Fri
day evening, mplimentary TO her
guest, Miss Mamie Eldridge.
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Miss Kate Garvey. daughter OF John
V. Garvey, the b. 81 o. engineer, was
pleasantly surprised at her home, a few
evenings ago, by large number OF her
friefds calling. The evening was spent
most delightfully."- and elegant refresh
ments were served.