Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-25

number OF her friends Tuesday even
ing at her home on Coal street. Dan
cling was the most pleasurable feature
of the evening. At ten o'clock excel
lent refreshments were served.
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Miss Carrie Naylor entertained num-
Der of friends in delightful manner,
nj her home on South Broadway, Island,
Wednesday evening. An attractive
programme OF social amusements was
provided, and toothsome Luncheon
was served at the usual hour.
Mr.. Edward O'Malley entertaine d
about twelve OF his young friends In
pleasant manner at his home In the
East End, Friday evening. The East
End Guitar and Mandolin Club furnish
ed excellent Instrumental music.
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Miss Kate McLain was cat home"
Thursday evening to q number OF her
friends. The soree was given in honor
of her charming guest, Miss Swain, OF
New York. Dancing occupied the time
OF the guests until midnight, when
short intermission occurred, during
which luncheon was spread and merrily
discussed.
Mr., and Mrs. John Henderson chape-
roued eight couples Of Martins Ferry
young society folks who went up on
large wagon to Yorkyille, Thursday
evening, and were entertained in
charming manner by Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Ewing.
At her home on Twenty-fourth stree t,
Miss Emma Meagel was hostess to
number OF friends, who assem6 led to
arrange for a wagon picnic o q the
Fourth. This feature was incidental
to the programme of enjoyment, which
embraced dancing, games and elegant
refreshments.
The pupils OF the Martins Ferry
Catholic parochial schools spent yester-
day at Helling's Grove. Excellent
music was furnished by an orchestra,
and the boys and girls, as well as many
of their parents, spent delightful day.
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Miss Emma Ritz entertained her
friends with an evening party Thursday
at her home in the East End. The &C.
casion was her birthday.
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Wednesday was the birthday Of Mrs.
Joseph Beswck, and her friends
planned o surprise party which was
most successfully carried out. The
evening passed very pleasantly, lunch
con at II o'clock being not the least en-
enjoyable feature.
A marriage which will soon take
place is that OF Miss Title Miller, Of
North Main street to Alonzo Gates, Of
Clarlntton, Ohio. Miss Miller is one OF
Wheefng's social favorites.
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Afew evenings ago the words were
spoken which made Harry Rennard, OF
SOUTH Wheeling, business manager for
VI. w. Mcconnell, and Miss Stella
Sseltzer, Of Seventh street, man and
wke. The ceremony was impressive as
IL Vas beautiful. The attendants were
Mills Bessie, sister of the bride, and
john Kingdom, of the East End. There
was "a large number Of friends present.
Aftdr the ceremony all repaired TO the
dining apartments, where an elegant
supper awaited them. The happy cou-
pie were then driven to their newly
furnished home at Twenty-fifth and
Eoff streets. Rev. Fullerton performed
the ceremony.
One OF the enjoyable social events OF
the early part OF the week was yacht
ind party, gwen by Messrs. j. Latane
MeLain and Fred A. Ewing, on Mon
DAY evening. The invitations were
limited, owing to the seating capacity
Of the yacht About eight o'clock the
ityited guests boarded the craft at
the foot of Twelfth street, and
enjoyed an evenings ride on the water
0 as for as Sisters Islands. On board
were the members of the Premier Ban
q uii,rcad- Guitar Club which
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