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

ENJOYABLE one. ''Club night" has been
| changed to Monday, and Thursday
| evening is now set apart for the enter
! tainnent OF the lady friends Of the
members. The club is rapidly increas-
ing It's membership, and from all indi'
cations their holiday hop will be very
SUGGESTING as a large crowd is assured,
and the Calumet Club has now an
envlous reputation for c~ongeniality.
Quite a large, merry and altogether
congenial crowd Of Wheelingites, spent
| Thanksgiving Day at Kreb's Landing,
| down river, leaving here Wednesday at
$3.50 0. m, on the steamer Liberty. All
had a good time dancing on the steamer,
both going and returning.
rs
A party OF young South Side society
folks surprised DR.. John Myers, OF
South Jacob street, last evening. A
pleasing time was had. The Doctor
will move soon TO Sherrard and the
event was q farewell party.
81
The Alert Club will give one Of its
enjoyable monthly dances next Thurs
day night at their hall on the South
Side. Kilmyer will furnish thu music.
~
The Park Bowling Club took posses
sion Of the alleys at Wheeling Park
Friday evening, and spent a very enjoy
able season in that popular and exciting
sport.
IT'D .-.Zlg-- torly 0looa Nh urodo ~
at the home of the brides parents in
st. C|lsirsville, in which the contracting
parties were Mr.. Albert Messerly,
a business man of Bellaire, and Miss
Umstead. Mr.. and Mrs. Messerly will
make their home in Bellaire.
50
Edw. P. Carr aud Miss Schnelle of
the South Side, will be married the
25th inst.
Aug. Schultz and Mrs. C%oonhaVer
were married last Wednesday by Rev.
Wm. Ulfurt.
August Wilhelm, a popular cigar
! maker, entertained a number OF friends
Thanksgiving evening, at the home OF
his sister, Mrs. Mary Gering, orn ia
COB and Eighteenth streets. Music was
furnished by the East End Mandolin,
| and Guitar Club, Miss Lizzie Gering
rendered several instrumental selec-
tions, and Mr.. Charles Houston was
heard in several pleasing vocal num-
| bers. Supper was served at eleven
o'clock. The evening was one Of IN.
! alleged pleasure.
The II arriage of Mr.. Gabe E. Beck
man, a prominent ticket broker Of Bos'
| ton and Chicago, to Miss Ida NJ. Frank,
a cousin of Mr.. w. II. Frank, will take
place in the early spring. Miss Frank
| is now visiting her cousin here, ana has
made a host of friends.
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Albert %Sauvageot, one Of the Locke
Shoe Company's popular salesman, and
Miss Florence Riggs were married at
st. Joseph's Cathedral last Tuesday af-
ternoon at 4 o'clock, Rev. Father Mac
Dermott officiating. After the ceremo-
ny a reception was held at the brides
home on South Chapline street.
Miss Ina Bannon, Of the South Side,
delightfully."- entertained the U. u. So
cial club, an organization composed OF
young society people, on last Thursday
evening. An excellent supper was
spread and the remainder Of the even
ing was given over to social amuse-
ments.
"a
Miss Rachel Henry, OF North Wheel
ing, has sent i invitation cards to her
friends to meet her at her home on the
National Road, next Thursday evening,
in what promises to be a most interest,"
ing social reception.
~
The Misses Minnie and Dora Meyers,
of South Jacob street, were pleasantly
surprised at their home last evening, by
about ten couples Of their young friends
calling on them. The young ladies en-
tertained their guests in a charming
manner Delicious refreshments added
to the pleasures of the evening.
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The Central City Club was entertain
ed at Parlor a., last evening, in a very
enjoyable manner. Pedro vas INDUCED
In until a late hour, when a tempting
repast was served under the super
vision Of Mr.. Grimes, and was hugely
enjoyed by the members present.
Toasts followed, and were responded to
by various members. The Club was
the recipient of 4 very handsome cigar
lighter.
The New Orleans Picayunc OF No
yember % contains the following no.
tice OF a brilliant social event OF the
week: "The marriage of Miss Marie
Louise Dryer to Mr.. Louis LIE Sassier
was celebrated Tuesday evening at the
First Presbyterian Church, which was
beautifully decorated with tropical
plants aud yellow chrysanthemums.
Among the bridesmaids was Miss Shir-
ley Brockunier, Of Wheeling, West Vir-
ginia, a former classmate OF Miss Dryer
at Wells College. The bridesmaids were
prettily gowned In yellow satin and
chiffon made with demi-trains, round
neck and large puff sleeves, gloves and
slippers OF the same hue completed the
dainty toilleteS and shower boQuettes OF
long yellow chTysanthemums OF huge
size tied with yellow satin ribbon, were
carried. The bride, a very pretty and
slender girl, looked exceeding lovely in a
handsome gown of rich satin"
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Miss Rachel Henry, will entertain a
number Of friends in an informal re-
ception aud party at her home on the
National road on next Tuesday evening.
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The Father
OF all diseases is impure blood, when
loaded with foul humor. How important,
then, that the blood should be pure, rich
and strong, without which there can be no
health. To purify the blood Sulphur Bit
tiers is i~ncomparably the best medicine
that it is possible to obtsin.-THE EDITOR.