Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-14

Mrs. John Emig. A number OF their
friends received invitations to an enter
tainment at their home on Twenty
fourth street. There was a large assem-
blage OF friends who spent a most pleas
ant evening, and left some handsome
evidences Of the esteem in which they
held their host and hostess. The
WienerwurSt band furnished music 1or
dancing.
It was announced last week that Miss
Amelia HOehle, Of South Chapline
street, was quietly married on the 18th
OF MAY, OF last year, TO Mr.. VIM. White,
a well-known painter. The news was
received with some surprise by their
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. White will
shortly remove to Washington, d. c.,
where they will make their future
home.
Tuesday was the sixteenth birthday
Of William Brewster, Of the East End.
In the evening a number OF his friends
called upon him, and assisted him In
celebrating the occasion. A very
pleasant evening was spent, and MIR.
Brewster received a number OF pres
ents, among which was a handsome
scarf pin.
Remedies hall, on South Main street,
contained a merry assemblage OF young
folks last Tuesday evening. 1t was an
evening party. in which dancing was
the chief amusement. Guthart's or
chestra played.
Miss Agathea Mcconnell rendered a
pleasant evening party to a number or
friends, In honor OF her seventeenth
birthday, at her home in Belvldere ad-
dition, last Monday evening. An excel
lent luncheon was discussed at mid
night.
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On Thursday evening Miss Carrie
Morrison gave a delightful 'at home"
TO a number OF her friends, at her home
on Fifteenth street. An i%mprOmptu
programme OF popular dances was dis
cusSed TO the excellent music provided
By the hostess, and a midnight luncheon
was a happy termination Of the affair.
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A number Of friends Of Miss Maggie
Warner called upon her at her home, on
Fourteenth street, Tuesday evening.
They were unexpected, but were never
theless welcomed in a cordial manner.
The surprise was planned In honor Of
Miss Warmers birthday. Dancing was
INDUCED in until midnight, when an ex-
cellent spread was merrily discussed.
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Miss Clara Zane entertained 3 few
friends With a dancing party at her
home on South Penn street, Friday
evening.
The birthday Of Miss Myrtle Johnson
was very pleasantly celebrated at her
home on the South Side, on Monday
evening. A congenial party Of friends
assembled, and spent q few hours very
.enjoyably in dancing and games. AT
the usual hour, refreshments were
served.
Miss Jennie Kugley was rendered a
surprise party by 3 number OF her
friends, at her home ia the East End,
last Tuesday evening. in honor OF the
anniversary Of her birth. Dancing TO
excellent music and the customary
social games, made the evening pass
away pleasantly. AT midnight a splen-
did luncheon was discussed.
Mr.. Edgar Thomas, manager Of the
Ne Iii Tea Company, of this city, sur
Drised his friends by quietly slipping
of TO St. Clairsville last Thursday,
where be was married in the afternoon
to Miss Laura States, an accomplished
Young lady OF Canton, o. The cere-
mtny was performed in the parlors OF
The Hotel ~Clarendo9. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas have taken rooms in the
Roemer block, on the South Side.
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0The marriage OF ex-Sherlf Lewis
Steenroo. OF Ohio county and Miss
Blanche Dunlevy, OF Bird export, will
take placS June 9TH. The ceremony
will be Performed at the Methodist
Church, ia AKirkwoOd, anG the pastor,
Rev. C. B. \Henthorne, will oficiate.
Elaborate PREPARATIONS are being made.
The brides SISTER will be the maid of
Donor, and TN groOm's daughter the
'Fer SD ere viii bels SIX brides