Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-10

ala OF prOgIamUo u oOCloi eHNSN
mentS. The Aurora Banjo and Mando-
lin Club rendered number Of pleasing
selections, and Miss Bessie Burt OF New
Brighton. Pa, was heard in several
charming numbers. AT the usual hour,
a splendid luncheon was discussed.
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The South Side bowling club spent
Friday evening at Mozart Park, and the
occasion proved very enjoyable one'
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Miss Cora FGddis was hostess to
humble OF frieuds at her home on EIliott
street in the East ED, Thursday even
ing. The evening was spent In listen.
ing 10 good vocal and instrumental
music. aud in tripping the light IAN
tastic." The usual midnight luIeheoh
was a pleas ant feature.
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A very pretty home wedding took
place at high noon Wednesday, at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Scott on
North Huron street. in which the hap
nv contracting parties were their daugh-
Ter. Miss Ella V, and Mr.. Charles Sell
by. of Martins Ferry. The attendants
were brothers Of the bride and groom
and the ceremony was witnessed oy
but a few friends OF the contracting
Darties. Rev DIR. w. II. Cooke, pastor
of tue second Presbyterian Church,
oficiated. An elegant wedding spread
WAS then discussed, after wnlch Mr.
and Mrs. Selby left over the Is. * y. on
a wedding tour, which will include
visit 70 the Worlds Fair, and other
noints in the West The bride was one
nj the popular salesladies al Egger,
Warrlck q Ce,'S, and the groom Is
Young business man Of Martins FERRY,
Both are popular in society circles ana
have a host Of friends who extend their
best wishes.
Wednesday evening at Kingwood, w.
Va, Mr.. Willis f. Fortney, OF this
civ. and Miss Dora Meaear, OF King
wood, were united in marriage.
The Alert Club opened the winter
season by hop at its hall on South
Jacob street Thursday evening, Tor
which Killmyer made the music.
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Neat cards are out announcing the
| marriage of VIII Metzner, cashier at
| tbe Terminal Railroad office, and Miss
| Lizzie Brac kman, a popular teacher or
the Fifth ward school. The wedding
took place at noon Thursday.
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Invitations have been issued for the
wedding OF Miss Gertrude Bonenoer-
ger. daughter Of Mr.. Peter Bonen6er-
ger. of south Main street, and Mr.
! Heprv Long, the well known tooac.o,
mist and member of the Opera Hyus0
Rand. The ceremony will b. per
formed at st. Alphonsus chu'In. Lii
o'clock Wednesday mornin" -
be- followed by a reception Il the nome
of the bride.
A new social club allied the "kissi-
- 10 bsar or,4nized among South
80 a'id5Ie q I'D men. Already the
or-ori1stion : twenty members. For
! - 6-st rim. the members all met to-
,otbar Thursday evening, at Fetty'S
&c. ont Pwenty-ninth street. Good
nTsir delighted the aSsemblage, aud
an ELEGANT repast was served at the
nsuar hour. Joseph Robinson Is presl-
dent Of the new club, and VIM. DIEM Is
secretary.
The sixteenth birthday Of Miss Loret-
IA Miller, was the occasion for an
assemblage Of her young friends at her
home on North Main street Wednes-
day evening. Games and vocal and in
strumental music interspersed with
merry conversation, made up a pro-
gramme OF rare enjoyment, and when
the time came to depart after partaking
az an excellent luncheon, the guests did
so reluctantly, and with many good
wishes for their pleasing hostess.
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Mr.. 2. J. Moran returned last week
from a three months sojOurn in the
West. and his old friends on the South
Side planned a surprise upon him. They
Assembled at the nome Of jone OF their
humber, and called upon Mr.. Moran,
with Mayors orchestra. Mr.. Moran was
greatly surprised, but managed to give
expression TO his appreciation
of the arrangement for re-
newing old friendships. The entire
marty repaired 10 Remedies hall, where
all made merry iu terpsichorean pleas
ures, until midnight, when choice ra-
freshmentS were discussed.
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The theatrical season opened last
week. and crowded houses were the rule
in both theatres. One may now expect
10 see the familiar faces az the play,and
society finds one more method OF filling
in the time. Theatre parties promise
10 bs very popular during the season.
There were several at the Opera House
last Wednesday evening, when Charles
Dickson appeared in "lncog." One was
composed OF MesSfS. ). ii. Brockunier,
n. A. Baldwin, Will Baldwin and Ii. &.
Whitaker, and Misses Mary BrOckunier,
Shirley Brockunier, Martha Caldwell
and Elsie Whitaker. In the other party
were MeSsrS Robert Il. Simpson, Rob
ert G. Haase, Charles w. List and
Misses Sadie Meade, Florence OFT aud
Gertrude List.
Miss Stella Lafferty, Of South Main
street. very pleasantly entertained about
fifteen couples of her friends Wednes-
day evening In honor ef her guests,
Misses Ella and Lulu McManus, Of
South Bend, Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Pugh entertained
spumber of friends Wednesday even
inc at their home on North Market
street. in honor OF the fifth anniversary
of their wedding. They were recipi-
ents OF q number Of very handsome
presents. The evening was passed in a
delightful manner, the midnight lunch
con proving not the least enjoyable
feature.
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