Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-03

HISS AAlChAG
somely entertained a number OF her
friends Friday evening at her home on
South Main street in honor OF her birth
day. The evening was spent in dane
ing and other amusements. At q sea-
sonable hour refreshments were served.
Among those present we're: Misses Liz
zie aud Anna Miller, Ida Alderman,
Careie Foose, Sue Hupp, OF Fairmont;
Clarence Bonnenberger. Alice Beabout,
Gertrude B~onnenberger, Mamie Long,
Lawrence Bonnenberger, Loretta VIII
kie, Katie Bonnenberger, Mary Foose,
Title Wilkie, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Bon
%nenberger, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Bellinger,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Long, Mrs. Ed.
Bonnenberger and others.
So
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Grimes gave a
birthday party in homer OF Miss Mabel
Handy Thursday evening at their
residence on Eoff street. During the
evening various games were played and
at ten o'clock refreshments were
served. Among those present were
Misses Nellie SchneDf, Matte Wells,
Ruby Raymond, Minnie Schnelle, Eta
ard Blanche Parker, Agillia Franzell,
Elizabeth Carr, Nellie Higgins, Mabel
Handy aud Maud Frazier, Of Martins
Ferry. Messrs. Frank Raymond, Jas.
Gardner, Willie Cummins, Arthur
Schmeichel, Harry Rockabrann and
Clyde Barton, of Benwood, w. Va.
The Island Club entertained a num-
Der OF guests az its coy quarters on
Virginia street, Thursday evening.
Prof. Killmyer presided at the piano
with his accustomed grace, and made
the music for the terpsichorean pleas
ures. An excellent luncheon was served
during an intermission at midnight.
Mrs. Frank Hearne entertained a
number OF friends with a dinner at her
handsome suburban homo at Leather
wood, on Thanksgiving.
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Lee Worthington, of Benwood, enter
tanned a number Of friends very pleas
antly, Thursday evening.
A number OF Young folks in the East
End gave a pleasant hop Wednesday
evening at Bishops hall, on Eighteenth
street. Guthart made the music.
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Miss Ella Wilson entertained a num-
Der OF her friends with a delightful card
party, at her home On South Main
street Monday evening. The contests
were exciting, and the favors handsome.
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Miss Anna Rose was the charming
little hostess 10 a number Of her friends,
at the home OF her parents on jacob
street Monday evening. The affair was
given in celebration of her fifth birth
day anniversary, and was very enjoy
able throughout.
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In honor of Miss Barbara Kaiter's re-
turn from 4 two weeks visit with friends
in Cincinnati, number Of her friends
gave her an agreeable surprise at her
home on Twenty-ninth street Monday
evening, by calling upon her in a body.
Miss Kaiter proved a most entertain
ing hostess, and ali her guests spent an
enjoyable evening.
The annual Thanksgiving concert and
ball Of the Arion Singing Society was
even more successful than similar events
in the past. The concert numbers con-
sisted in vocal and instrumental selec-
lions, which were uniformly well sus-
tanned. Each number was loudly az
plauded, and there were several en-
cores. At the conclusion of this feature
the floor was cleared for dancing, to
which the remainder Of the evening
was devoted. The Opera House Or
chestra made the melody, and a large
assemblaCe Of devOtees glided through
a programme of popular terpsichorean
numbers. 1t was an early hour next
morning when the joyous assemblaGe
dispersed.
John Shubert, a farmer living east Of
Forty-elghth street, and Miss Tillie
Nichols, a popular young lady Of South
Jacob street, were married Thursday
evening at the brides home by Rev.
Roberts, pastor Of the Wesley M. +.
Church. They will reside at Mr.. Shu-
5ert's farm upon their return from a
down-riyer wedding trip.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Gray, Of Nine
teenth street, entertained handsomely
at their home Tuesday evening. The
affair was complimentary to their guest,
Miss Ella Shipman, OF Newark o.
Miss Iva Bowman was hostess to a
pleasing party Of friends at the home OF
her father, No. 1892 Eotf street, Thurs
day evening. The customary social
diversions aided in making the evening
a very enjoyable one. Luncheon was
discussed at eleven O'Clock.
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The Ladies' Hebrew Benevolent So
ciety gave a phantom entertainment at
the Mercantile Club rooms, Wednesday
evening, which was 4 success, in a
financial sense and from a standpoint OF
wholesome amusement. The merriment
was furnished by a number Of children
clad in sheets, and looking like so many
ghosts. The entertainment was fol-
lowed by a sale of Thanksgiving delica-
cies, which Melted a handsome sum.
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Last Friday night there was one Of
most enjoyable social events imaginable
at the residence A. 7. Gardner, OF
South Chapline street. The event was
a surprise on Nicholas Gardner, a popu-
lar young man. Twenty couple en-
loved it, and Harry King, the South
Side caterer, furnished delicious re-
freshments.
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Mr.. John Farrell, of the city gas Office, |
surprised his numerous friends last
Wednesday by quietly withdrawing
FROM the army Of bachelors and joining
the Benedicts. He was united in mar
rage last Wednesday afternoon to Miss
Mary Wolfe, a popular and estimable
Young lady. Mr.. and Mrs. Farrell will
az once go to housekeeping. They have
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