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

some refreshments, made the evening
pass all TO quickly.
At the home of Mr. Isaac Freese, on
South Wood street, Miss Maggie Els
worth, Of South Jacob street. gave a
delightful Halloween party to a num-
bar OF her young friends. The custo-
mary games were played, and the re-
freshments included excellent taty
made by the guests.
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On the fifteenth of this month Mr.. I.
J. Geraghty, Of this city, and Miss
Clara L. Dawes, Of Pittsburgh, will be
united in marriage. Mr.. Geraghty is
the genial manager OF the Union News
COMPANY in this city, and a we'll known
young business man. Miss Dawes IS a
beautiful and accomplished young lady,
a daughter Of Manager Dawes, OF Jones
& LauRhlin's iron mill, Pittsburgh.
The wedding will be an elaborate one.
The ceremony will be performed at st.
Stepben's Church In Hazelwood. After
the ceremony Mr.. Geraghty will take
his bride for q wedding tour to New
York. Boston, Niagara Falls and other
places Of interest in the East, after
which they will come to Wheeling to
reside.
At her home at the corner Of Twenty
third and Eoff streets, Miss Flora Smith
entertained about twenty-five OF her
young friends, Tuesday evening, with a
Halloween celebration. Games, music
and tafy-pullinR made up the pro-
| gramme Of an evening Of rare enjoy
ment.
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There was an enjoyable party given at
the home of Miss Minnie McMasters, on
North Market street, on Tuesday even
ing. Halloween sports furnished the
fun for the congenial assemblage. Those
present were Misses Mary KurtZ, Clara
Emrlne, Ida Campbell, Martha Grier,
Theresa Beuter, Katie Lash, Mary
Lash, Annie Martin and Burt Biggs,
Emil Leonard, William Hafer, Lou
! Riddle, A. Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. w. s.
Beuter and Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. Bane.
~
Miss Emma Fullerton was the charm
ing hostess to q number OF friends at
her home on South Eof street, Tues
dav evening. An enjoyable season was
spent In Halloween sports, including
tsffy pulling. Those present were
Misses Lorena and Mary Henneman,
! Emma Bacher, Estella Lunan, Marv
| Lauce, Rachel Henry, Hattie Lunan,
Lulu Schaffer, aud Messrs. Henry Bach
er, viii Meek, Joseph Hudson and Ar
thur Cunningham.
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Among the organizations which en-
tertained on Halloween, was the Fort
Henry Club.
The Island club, which has a pop
ularity seldom enjoyed In a compare
lively new social organization. has al
ready given q number Of DleaSurable af-
fairs, which have earned for the club
an enviable reputation for hospitality.
| Tuesday evening the club rooms were
again the home OF q merry a~ssemblage.
| An old-fashioned Hallow Fen celebra-
tion took place, and il was one Of the
most enjoyable affairs yet given by the
club. On Friday evening q stag party
was given at the club house.
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A novel Hallow Fen celebration took
| Mace Tuesday evening, ~ the home Of
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Westwood, in
| Martins Ferry. 1t was a masquerade
given by their daughter, Miss Laura,
! 70 a number Of her young friends. Many
] NJ the costumes were grotesQue, and
those OF the ladies very handsome.
There were many surprises when the
masks were removed, and no end Of
merriment.
The Misses Zane entertained about
thirty friends with a Halloween party
Tuesday evening at their home on South
Front street. The programme Of amuse-
ments. as we'll as the refreshments, was
appropriate to the occasion and the
event proved very enjoyable.
Number OF married folks OF the
South Side made an u~nannounced and
entirely unexpected call upon Mrs.
Jacob Sturnagle at her home on South
LEof street Wednesday evening. Al
though taken completely by surprise
their hostess managed 20 recover and
entertain them in 3 pleasing manner.