Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-11
IN SOCIAL CIRCLES.
EVENTS THAT ARE HAPPENING IN THE WORLD
OF PLEASURE.
The Usual Number Of Evening Parties, Receptions
Teas, and Select Dances-A Number
of Prospective Affairs.

A party OF society ladies and gentle
men left early yesterday morning in a
big wagon in quest of piscatorial sport.
Their destination was point up Big
Wheeling creek, and the finny tribe
which inhabits that classic stream is
now attired in sack :loth and ashes,
iguratively speaking. owing to the loss
of their relatives. Mrs. John K. List
arranged the affair, and the following
persons composed the party: Mr.. and
Mrs. List, Mr. and Misses Guy r. G.
Allen, Mrs. Handlan, Misses Jennie and
Tod Baird, Noe Lewis, Mary Evans and
Messrs. Guy Wagner, Geo. Vardy and
NJ. d. Post.
The seventeenth anniversary OF the
birth OF Miss Agathea Mcconnell, was
celebrated by her friends, at her home
in Belvedere addition last Monday
evening. Dancing was the diversion
provided until midnight, when all re-
paired to the dining room, where a
splendid luncheon was discussed.
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Invitations have been issued by Mr..
and Mrs. A. j. Baggs for reception at
their home in Bridgeport this evening,
complimentary TO Mr.. and Mrs. f. M.
Baggs, who have just returned from
their wedding tour.
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A large number of friends OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John Emig, of Twenty-Fourth
street, assembled at their home last
evening, where most pleasing social
time was iudulged in, in celebration Of
their first marriage anniversary. The
supper was elegant, and the Wiener
wurst band furnished the music for
terpsichorean pleasures.
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Miss Renie Newland, Of North Wheel
ing, will be married soon TO Parkers-
burg gentleman.
A very enjoyable bowling party was
given at the Park last Tuesday evening
by about twelve couples Of young folks.
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Miss Maggie Warner was very agree
ably surprised Tuesday evening at her
home, on Fourteenth street, by num-
Der OF her friends. She was quite
equal to the occasion, however, and
proved charming hostess. The Gus
tomary diversions were provided, and
an excellent luncheon was discussed at
the usual hour.
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Miss Amelia Hoehle, Of South Chap
line street, has been Mrs. VIM. White,
since the fifteenth of last May, but her
friends did not know it until few days
ago. MIR. White is a painter OF this
city, but he and his wife will move to
Washington, D. c., to reside.
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Miss Maggie Fitton entertained
number of her friends with a six o'clock
tea, at her home in Bellaire, yesterday
evening.
Miss Margaret Gravy entertained
few friends Tuesday evening between
the hours OF and o'clock, at her
home in the East End.
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The twenty-second birthday OF Will
liam Brewster, of the East End, was
celebrated in an enjoyable manner az
his home, on Tuesday. He was pre-
sented with handsome scarf pin in
honor Of the occasion. The usual games
found their devotees and the evening
passed all too pleasantly.
So
Mr.. Paul Wingerter was host to a
number OF his young friends last night,
at his home on South Chapline street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Parker delight
fully entertained a number Of their
friends at their home last Saturday
night. Dancing and games were the
amusements of the evening, and mid
night supper was by no means the least
enjoyable feature.
An enjoyable evening party was given
on Tuesday at Remedies hall, on South
Main street, Guthart's orchestra fur
nished the music for dancing, and a
collation. was discussed at midnight.
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Last night Misses Emma Memminger
and Carrie Mayer entertained a number
of their friends in most hospital man
ner, at the home of Miss Memminger, in
Pleasant Valley. The affair was given
as farewell reception, the two Young
ladies leaving to-day for Madison, Neb.,
on an extended visit.