Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-02-19

NJ. Cavanaugh. Z. M. Darrah, p. f..
Haberstick, Charles Hall, J. w. Ken
nedy, A. V. Matthews. d. 3. McCune,
+. Y. Reineke, Henry Rosenberg and
Alex. Riheldaifer. Handsome invita-
tious have been issued for hop au the
Wheeling Club room next Thursday
evening. Music will be made by Kill
meyer. The Comus Club is likely 10
figure quite prominently in Wheeling
social affairs.
An enjoyable hop was given at Franz
helms Hall, on Monday evening, by a
number Of the young society gentlemen.
Music was made by the Opera House or
cheStra, and a most delightful time was
enloyed. The following certified men,
bers OF the four hundred were present.:
Misses Lydia McMechen, Bessie Lamb,
Jessie Berger, Kathleen AcheSon, Sue
Caldwell, Helen Caldwell, Flora Will
son, Mamie Grub, Virginia Hoge, Jen-
ME Baird, Elizabeth Mendel, Nellie
Craddock, Bessie Rice, Mary Smythe,
Fannie Stanton, Jennie Craddock, Ella
Wright, Mamie McMaSters, Sarah Men
del, Maude Richards, Alys Montague,
of Baltimore; Nellie BaSSell
Or Clarksburg; Mary Evans,
OF Morgantown,; DR.. and Mrs. n. T.
Hustled, DR., and Mrs. j. NJ. Belleville,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. y. Hancher, VIII
Kelly, Chas. List, Jas. Crosby, Robert
Simpson, VIII Rice, Roy Boyd, Stephen
Rice. Arthur Slick, of South Bend,
Ind, Morgan Miller, VIII Brice, Latino
NcLain, Lawrence Wheat, Wayne
willy, of Morgantown, Harry Stall
man, B. *. McMecheD, Guy Scott, Geo.
Mendel, Walter Hall, Frank Berry,
Howard Mcdonald, Chas. Lamb, Nor
gan Berger, Geo. Vardy, VIII Shaetfer,
Clark Hamilton.
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This week there promises 20 be a
pretty society event on the South Side.
10 will be the marriage of Miss Lillian
Miller, OF FOrty-hrSt street, daughter
Of Gustave Miller, the well known butch
er; of II. Burnett, Of Eighteenth street,
East Wheeling, d popular grocer. The
wedding will be on next Wednesday and
the happy young couple will live in the
city.
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A social gathering OF the Senior class
of Union school was held at the home
OF Miss Anna Schrader on Sixteenth
street, Friday evening. The hours were
pleasantly passed away with music,
dancing aud 4 general good time. Re-
freshments were served.
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Mrs J. NJ. Hammond, OF South Penn
street, gave pleasant entertainment
on Friday afternoon and evening to a
number OF her friends and relatives
Among those present were Mr.. George
Barr, OF the Martins Ferry EycRjRg
Times, and wife; Mr.. and Mrs Geo.
Strain, of Martins Ferry; Mrs. w. f..
Ridg.ey, Of Steubenville; Mrs. Ella
Semple, Of Steubenyille, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Strain, Of st. ClairSYil!e.
The entertainment at Charles Rays
home. on Forty-sixth street, yesterday
COodly number Of guests present, all Of
whom enjoyed themselves in highly
pleasing manner. The music, in the
form Of piano solos and songs, was rem
dered By w. 3. Thompson, OF this city,
the well known and popular musician.
There was pleasant event at Prof.
Henry Hartman'S home, on EoG street.
south Side, few evenings ago. An
octet Of singers, among the best OF the
South Side, surprised the Professor by
rendering some choice selections at his
door. Mr.. Hartman soon presented
himself aud the happy crowd was uSh-
cred into bis parlor, where with music
and general enjoyment the evening
passed. The occasion was the Profess
sOr'S birthday.
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AFriday evening, Miss jamie Marshall
very pleasantly surprised by her
AdS 20 her home on Sixteenth street,
DOR Of her seventeenth birthday.
AYening, was spent in sOciable
in games and dancing. About
clock We guests were Invited
suppeA There were ABOUT
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