Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-01

come OF Tho Events. Pat aud Prospect
i've. In social Circie&

peflOfDeI Lle ceremony dUu lDb
church was well filled with friends aud
relatives OF the happy contracting par
ties. After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Moore left for Philadelphia, where
they will spend several weeks. On their
return they will make their home on
South Market street. A surprising lit
tie Incident occurred in connection
with the ceremony. George Moore,
a brother OF the groom, a former Wheel
ing BOY, who had been absent twelve
years in California, heard that his
brother was 10 be- married, and came on
without notifying anybody. he entered
the church and no one knew him. He
sat directly behind the bride and groom,
and did not make himself known till
sitter the ceremony. The reunion was
happy one.
a select crowd Of young folks sttend-
ed . pleasing party last evening at the
residence OF Jos. Fullerton, on South
Eo7 street.
A crowd Of society people went to
NcMechen, last evening and had de-
Nghtful time IN a surprise party given
in honor Of Miss Sadie Carr, Of that
place.
DThere was a most pleasant party
given at the home Of Jos. Frieze, at
Thirty-ffth and Wood street, last even
ing. A good crowd Of young folks at
pended.
Miss Louisa Bischoff, OF Forty-second
and Jacob street, q popular young lady,
was surprised By many OF her young
friends calling at her home, the occasion
being her eighteenth birthday. A pleas
ing time was had.
Ten couples OF young society folks
enjoyed 2 party last evening at the
home OF Miss Annie Scbafer, of South
Jacob street. Music was in attendance
and refreshments were served.
Miss Maggie Ellsworth, Of South
Jacob street, gave pleasant party last
evening at the home Of Mrs. Isaac
Freese, on South Wood street. A pleas
ant time was enjoyed.
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Miss Sallie Ellsworth, OF Martins
Ferry, will entertain her Wheeling
friends at her home tonight
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The masquerade ball, given in the
Alert Hall, South Jacob, street last
uiShs. was 3 complete success. Miss
/ Lizzie O'COuuor aud Miss Alice Davis,
weil-known society ladies, gave the
ball, and TO them the success is due.
/ a.. - In Hrrn
ly dressed. crowded their way toward
the nall, when finally about one hun
dred couples had assembled, completely
Cling the capac,OUs room. Killmyer
furnished the music for the dancing.
The unique entertainment to be
given at the Opera House on the even
ing OF November 9TH, under the patron
age OF a number Of prominent ladies
aud gentlemen, promises 10 be as
great a success socially, as IL is certain
20 be from an artistic and financial
standpoint Twelve pictures from
the Worlds Fair will be pro-
duced, among which will be
the famous paintings "Severing Home
Ties" The Fates," and The Fate OF
Paris" Tickets are now on sale 10y
the ladies, individually, and on and al
ter saturday they can be secured at
Houses music store. The price is IS
cents, emitting the purchaser to re-
served seat. As the entertainment will
be given on the night Of the cleo
ton in OHIO and New York, it
has been arranged that thu
returns from those States will be read
from the stage during the intermissiOns
between the presentation Of the pic
lures.
A delightful Hallow Fen party was
given last night at the home Of Mr..
Hess, ia the East End In addition TO
'Jaffy pulling" there was dancing TO
Gu,narts excellent music, the evening
being one of rare enjoyment.
49,
On. the fifteenth OF next month T. ].
Geraghty. Of this city, and Miss Clara
l.. Dawes, OF Pittsburgh, will be united
10 marriage Mr. Geraghty IS the ge-
Mai manager Of the Union News Com-
pauy In this city, and n well known
young business man. Miss Dawes Is
beautiful aad accomplished Young lady,
"a daughter OF MANAGER Dawes, Of Jones
Il Laughlin'S iron mill, Pittsburgh.
The wedding will oe an elaborate one,
TIE ceremony Will be performed it st.
stephens Church In Haz wood After
the ceremony Mr.. Gryazhty will take
his bride for wedding tour TO New
York, Boston, Niagara Fails and other
places Of interest in the East, after
which they Will come to Wheeling to
reside.
Miss Flora Smith, g pleasing young
lady, of Tweuty-third and Eof streets,
gave an entertainment at her home
last evening TO u select party OF her
lady and gentlemen friends, in a Hal
low'eeu celebration. The customary
games were played, and the refresh
ments included delicious tady.
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The Fulton Star Rod and Gun Club
will give their first grand ball at Korus
Han at Fu ron or Wednesday evening,
. November Sth. This club has a mem
bership OF Is, and have purchased two
acres Of land up Wheeling creek, where
they will build a clue house the first Of
-, Me- mo finds ratsed will rl