Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-11-05

Dancing was INDUCED in and at mid
night an excellent supper was served.
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Miss Pearl Gaskell was hostess to >
number of her young friends at her
home In Kirkwood on All Halloween.
A delightful Hallow Esen party was
| given by Miss Bessie Jepson a. her
home on Twelfth street. The guests
enjoyed q season of novel entertain
ment, in games, c~hsrades, etc., peculiar
to the anniversary which was cele-
brated.
One Of the most delightful OF the
Hallow Fen parties Of the week was
that given at the home OF Miss Mamie
Patterson, at Monument Place, Elm
| Grove. The guests were the members
| OF the Popular Spinster Club, and a
number OF invited friends. The hostess
provided q number Of games approprl-
ate to the occasion. the ti~me-honored
customs being rigidly observed through
out the evening.
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Miss Title Lewedag entertained a
few friends With a Hallow Eea party
| at her home on South Wetzel street.
Various social diversions were pro-
vided, and the evening was n OF rare
pleasure.
Miss CaddIe Watt, Of the efficient
corps of teachers at Ritchie public
school, celebrated her twenty-frst
birthday Monday evening. The lady
teachers at the school were her guests,
and they were entertained in q delight
full manner.
A bowling party was given at the
Park Thursday evening, in honor OF
Mr.. Harland p. Carter and bride, nee
Brown, who recently returned from an
extended wedding tour. The affair
was arranged by Miss Jennie Hervey,
OF the Island. The contests were
spirited and interesting, and some
excellent scores were made. Handsome
favors were awarded the most skillful
contestants. After discussing an ex-
cellent luncheon, the young folks
returned to the city on a special w. Il
e. G. motor.
Those present were Misses Lizzie
Caldwell, Jessie Bachman, Bessie
Devries, Leo Hervey, Carrie Copp and
Jennie Hervey, of Wheeling; Mamie
Alexander, Of West Alexander; Birdie
Cockayne, OF Moundsville; Maggie Car
ter, Sarah Brown, Jennie Hervey,
Annie Clark, Addie Brown and Mrs.
| Harlan Carter, of Pleasant Valley, and
| Messrs. Frank Caldwell, Frank DaI2ell,
! Newt Walz, Will Robinson, and George
Stamm and Harry Walz, OF Wheeling;
A. S. Bell, John Clark, MI. McCulloch,
| DR.. Hervey, Joe Baird, Sam Patterson
and Harlan Carter, Of Pleasant Valley,
and Mr.. Dubois, OF BelIaire. viii Rob
iason succeeded In getting the highest
sore of the gentlemen, and Miss Sarah
Brown of the ladies.
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A very interesting Hslloweeen cele-
brat!on took place as the homo OF Mr..
Charles Prayer, at Pleasant Valley.
Many OF tho guests were from this
city. A special motor conveyed them
to their homes.
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Miss Ethel Sage was hostess to a
merry party of friends at her home on
the Island Tuesday evening. An en-
ioyable season was spent in Halloween
sports.
Miss Annie NJ. Grier entertained q
party of friends with a pleasuresble
Hollow'een s%olree, at her home on
North Front street.
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Mr.. Joseph Habig, OF the Cleveland
Provision Company, will entertain the
Columbia Club at his home On South
Main street Tuesday evening.
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A Halloween party, which was one
of the most notable Of Tuesday even
ing's many interesting s%oirees, was
given at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
II. Pfarr, on tie Island. About thirty
guests were entertained in a hospitaole
manner by their host and hostess, many
Halloween diversions contributing to
the success OF the affair.
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A very pretty nuptial ceremony was
performed Wednesday evening, at the
homo OF the brides parents, in which
the happy contracting parties were Mr..
John Marsh, Of this city, and Miss Anna
Miller, of Powhatan, o. After the wed
ding Mr.. and Mrs. Marsh left on an Ok
tended tour of the South. Upon their
return, they will live on the South
Side.
Miss Minnie Beier entertained a mum
Der Of friends in a pleasing manner, at
her home on T~hIrty-frst street, Thurs
day evening.
On account Of the serious Illness OF
his sister, Prof. John Mullen left yes
terday for Wisconsin. He has post
poned the opening Of his dancing acad-
envy for W weeks,
The Dorcas Society Of the Third
Presbyterian Church, gave an excel
lent parlor concert Friday evening at
the home of Mr.. John Becker, on South
Jacob street.
w. Walker Williamson, Of Friendly,
w. Va, a popular b. & o. railroad
operator, employed at Warrington, w.
Va, was united in the holy bonds OF
matrimony October 3lst, at 8 p. NJ, to
Miss Grace Z. Sheets, Of Lower New
port, Ohio, by Rev. B. L. Nef, OF the
Valley Baptist church. The event was
attended by over one hundred guests,
who Brought handsome presents. a
large patty left on No. 2, over the Ohio
River road, with Capt. Henderson,,
November 1st, for Friendly, to attend q
large reception rendered the newly