Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-09

on south WOOD street, Outink tno
evening be was still further surprised
by being made the recipient Of hand
soma gold umbrella Music, vocal and
Instrumental, and juvenile games
served to enllven the occasion, and
feast OF good things at IL o'clock put
all Ia a merry mood. At a seasonable
hour the guests departed, after express
ing their best wishes for many happy
returns.
The dance TO be given at Franzheim's
hall tomorrow night, is being looked
forward to with much expectancy oy
the younger people as well as the older
people under whose care the affair Is 10
be given. The opera House orchestra
will furnish the music.
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At her home on Twenty-slxth street,
Miss Vance was very agreeably sur
prised by a number OF friends last Mon
day evening.
The Wheeling Cyclers entertained
their friends at their hall on South
Jacob street last Monday evening. Kill
niger furnished the music.s
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Easter favors, in the shape OF eggs
or bon-bons, have been exchanged by
the younger portion Of society. Some
OF the gifts were unique and others
very amusing, and as no name accom-
panied them, feminine ingenuity has
been taxed during the week TO discover
the identity Of the giver.
Miss Mertie Vance rendered a pleas
ant party to number OF her friends at
her home on South Market street, last
Monday evening, Elementary to her
guest, Miss Bessie Supler, Of Coon Is
land, Pa.
At the home of her parents in the
North End, Miss Lizzie Weimer gave q
very enjoyable party to few invited
friends last Monday evening. The oc-
casion was the anniversary Of her birth,
aud her friends assisted in making it a
memorable one.
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The marriage of Christ Remhoff and
Mrs. Kate DAILY, of the South Side, is
announced to occur within few weeks.
The Misses Eichenberg entertained
very pleasantly at their home on Nc
Collough street last Tuesday evening.
Green's orchestra made the music for
dancing.
Next Wednesday evening a wedding
will take place in Brookside, in which
the contracting parties will be Mr..
Charles Hill, OF Bridgeport, and Miss
PhoeSe Ehni, daughter Of John Ehni,
u tnat place.
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At the suburban residence OF John
Garvin there assembled last Monday
evening a number OF his young friends,
who spent delightful evening in vari-
Gus amusements. Music and recita-
lions added to the enjoyment OF the
occasion aud splendid supper was dis
cussed at midnight.
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James Finnegan and Miss Burke, of
the South Side, surprised their friends
one day last week by quietly slipping
of to Plttsburg, where minister was
secured TO tie the nuptial knot.
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Upon returning from social call,
last Tuesday evening, Miss Mamie
MONTGOMERY was surprised TO find at
her home an assemblage Of her friends,
who had called during her absence to
assist her in celebrating her birthday.
Although taken by surprise, Miss Mont
gomery proved a most entertaining
hostess. The evening was passed In
conversation, games and music. Before
departing the guests discussed an ele-
CANT supper.
Mrs. Hullihen Quarter entertained
number OF her lady friends last Monday
afternoon at q o'clock dinner. 1t was
served in courses, and was one of the
most elaborate affairs Of the week.
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Rev. G. W. Campbell spoke the words
last TueseaY, which made Miss Carrie
Craig, Mrs. Geo. w. Fisher. The cere-
mony took place ut the home Of the
brides parents in the presence Of an
'assemblage Of relatives and friends of
the contracting parties.
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The Alert Club entertained hand
somely last Wednesday evening at Cy-
cler's Hall, on South Jacob street.
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Miss Belle McSwords entertained the
b.. n. c. Club at her home in Martins
Ferry Wednesday evening.
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The Mozart Singing Society surpass-
ee all previous efforts in social way,
In its concert and ball, which was given
at the Society's hall, on South Jacob
street last Wednesday night. The con-
cert, In which such acknowledged ar
lists as Mrs. Flora Williams, aud Messrs.
. Il. V. Ankle, Chas. Zulauf and w. b.
Day, took part, preceded the ball.
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One Of the delightful affairs Of the
week was the surprise rendered Miss
Lizzie Kuglen, last Friday evening. at
the home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
Samuel Kuglen, on Seventh street.
After recovering from the surprise oc-
casioned by the call Of her friends, Miss
Kuglen entertained them in pleasing
manner Vocal and instrumental music
served to enliven the occasion, and at
the usual hour a spread was served
which would have tempted the most
exaeting eplcure.
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Miss Eloiso Mckee entertained the
Y. P. 5. C. L. Of the Bridgeport Church
at her home in kirkwood, Friday even
ing.
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Invitations have been issued for the
wedding Of Mr.. Frank Boggs and Miss
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