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

Ten years fed; Oh, how missed her
When ] lef; the village SCHOOL,
But she said she'd be my sister.
AS we lugayed by the pooL
And i passlOnately kissed hs,.
Ter more hopeful years renew it;
Lttls Uacou made OF willow.
Loving ewes are bent 20 view 10.
Loving hands adjust the pillow,
And we've htted rockers 20 IL,
-BOSgOB IraRscriEL
THANKSGIVING week brought with it a
train Of delightful events, which have
made the past SIX days unusually gay,
from q society standpoint. The indis-
pensable turkey dinner was as numer-
Gus, and as intensely satisfying as ever,
on Thanksgiving, and It was the occa-
sion Of many pleasant reunions. There
we're a number Of elaborate dinner par
ties, as well as other forms OF amuse-
ment provided. Ia fact Thanksgiving
Entertainments were so varied in their
nature that the most exactiDg devotee
could find little cause for complaint.
The period intervening between now
and the holidays is usually dull, society
apparently having exhausted itself In
the number Of Thanksgiving functions.
The social horoscope reveals a number
OF interesting events during Christmas
week, TO conclude with a New Years
ball at the Mcclure, which while not an
assured fact, is very probable.
The most successful social affair yet
given by the students Of the Linsly, in
poiuts Of attendance and wholesome
leasure, was the Thanksgiving ball,
which took place in the ArmOry We'd
nesday evening. The Invitation list
was larger than usual, yet the cards
were so judjciously distributed that the
assemb'age which transformed the Ar
mOry into q beWltChing scene OF living
beauty and animation, vas very fash
fOnable and COngenlal one. The GeC0ra-
tions were very handsome and when sup
p~lemented By the bright costumes Of the
ladies, and the military dress suits Of
the students, the effect was charming.
The Opera House Orchestra never dis
coursed sweeter melody. It's rythmic
measures were an inspiration, and so
ENJOYABLE were the terpSiChOrean mum
bers that the dance was prolonged an
hour after the time for bringing the
affair % a close.
During an intermission following a
we'll executed grand march, luncheon
was served 10 an adjoining room, by
Caterer Geo. Durst. lt was not an elab-
crate spread. but the raDidity with
which the viands disappeared, attested
the excellence or the cuisine. Tho even
ing's festivities we're then resumed.
The affair throughout was conducted In
a manner which reflects credit upon the
Committee 20 charge, and adds 20 the
Already enviabls reputation which
the Linsly students have earned in
annual balls
Onl&esday Of uext week the Ideal
give a hop at F~ranzheim's
hall, for which kiilmyer will play.
This promises 10 be the most successful
affair yet given by this organization.
Misses Anna and Emma Smith enter
tanned a number Of friends on South
Broad way street last Wednesday even
ing. Music and various games whiled
the hours quickly away. Refreshments
were served at midnight. A very en-
jOyabie evening was spent oy all.
The local newspaper met around the
festal board at the Mcclure Friday
night in q banquet complimentary 30
MIR. W.. w. WhitmyeT, who will depart
this morning for Huntington, this State,
20 assume the management and editor
ship of the Herald. The excellent
menu was very pleasantly discussed, and
post Drandial addresses were made by
an the gentlemen present, Mr.. G. b.
Hart gracefully presided as, mas
ter OF ceremonies, and toasS were
responded 20 by Mr.. II. c. Og-
,den, Mr.. W. S. Faris, Mr.. w. c..
beans, Mr.. p. S. AushuJz, and others.
AL referred to the pleasant relations
existing between the guest Of honor
and the newspaper fraternity, and e1-
pressed the hope that Dir. Whttmyer
will meet with unbouuded success in his
new field OF labor. The happy affair was
brought 20 a close by the singing To
chorus Of "He's a jolly Good Fellow.
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Tuesday morning at 6 o'clock a
pretty wedding took place at 81. Al
pbonsus church. Andrew KerkoG, a
poDular employe Of WateshOuse Bros,
and Miss Mary Bishop, OF the East
End. were united in marriage. The
chprch was filled with friends and rela-
tives who assembled 20 witness the
ceremony. In the eveng at the brides
home a most delightful reception was
rendered her by her parents. The
nopplar Young couple left on q we'd
ding tour 20 Pennsylvania. Upon their
return they will reside on twenty
seventh stIeet.
The Early Rose Potato Society, a
CID wells Run social organization, met
evening at Fette's hall and or
canized a bowling club, 70 be known SIS
,,The ~ChallepCers." The members are
Fred Sneele, George Radcliffe, Joseph
Bauman. Louis Bauman, John Speldei'
Albert U~ppermsn, William FeJte' Al
bert Gardner, Ed Wrenc6e, Andy lei
entien, Charles Stoker, James Wagner,
Henry Baker, Fred Spears, George Sea
mon, Charles Mann, Joseph Noltes'
George Acker, z. H%oGreuter, Andy
Kputzen aud Joseph Psuw. The club
Will bowl every Thursday evening
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A very pretty wedding was solemnizea
Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock at ST.
Joseph's Cathedral, ia which the happy
contracting parties were Mr.. Ihomas
N{aujen, OF Twenty-iourth street son Oh
lice VIM. Manion, and Miss Kate
,ey. thelcbarmiag daughter Oh Mr.;
a.. Garvey, Of McMechen, the we'll
y b. e. %. engineer. The happy