Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-30
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friends Of the happy couple join In ten
dering their best wishes.
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Miss Mary G.. Ritter was most agree
ably surprised LAST Thursday evening
by a number OF her friends calling upon
her un~announced at her home on North
Main street. The evening was spent in
pleasant manner in dancing and games.
A private hop will be given by o num-
Der OF society young men at Franz
helms Hall next Tuesday evening. Prof.
Killmyer will make the music.
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Fifteen members OF the 'Ideal" Club
went out to the Park Friday night and
took possession of the bowling alleys.
1t was a strictly ''stag" affair.
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The annual May dance, one Of the
most notable affairs on the programme
Of Arion gayeties, will be given at the
club rooms, ON Twentieth street, to-mor-
row evening. The young LADY members
have exclusive control or the affair,
which is sufficient assurance that IL
will prove a signal success. A May
pole dance will be one Of the features.
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Miss Lulu Downey entertained the
members Of the Fourth ward public
| school senior class in a delightful man
ner at her home, in the East End, Fri
day evening.
Mr.. George Hercules, Ill Baltimore
street, was surprised Friday evening by
a number Of his lady and gentlemen
friends calling upon him, and the even
ing was passed away with music by
Longs Band and games. After the
festivities were over refreshments were
| served by Mooney. The following are
the names Of those present: August
Wilhelm. Joseph Long, Ernest Komb,
Charley Heyner, Frank Mooney, John
Yahn, Jerry Halter, Ernest Shrader,
Lee Gibson, Noryork Richardson, James
Hall, Milliard Mccullough, Charley
Thurlough, Frank Adams, Mrs. Tex,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hercules.
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Miss Katie Ebbert was surprised at
her home on South Market street by
about fifteen couples OF her friends,
one evening last week. Excellent music
was furnished for dancing, and refresh
ments we're discussed az the usual hour.
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About twenty couples OF married
folks took Mrs. Ruff by surprise at her
home on South Eoff street, last Thurs
day evening. They called in q Gody at
her home, with Guthart's orchestra,
and took possession OF the house.
| Dancing was INDUCED in until midnight
when all sat down TO an excellent re-
past. Dancing was then resumed, and
continued until an early hour the next
morning.
The home OF Mrs. Smith, out Cald-
wells run, was the scene Of 4 joyous as
semblage OF her friends last Thursday
evening. Guthart's orchestra dis
coursed sweet music, to which those
present danced until a seasonable hour.
Cards and games were also provided,
and the customary midnight repast was
discussed.
The Linsly Cadets are making prepa-
rations for a musical and literary enter
tainment 10 be held in their armory
Friday, May 10th. The former enter
tainments given by the boys have
proved to be such an interesting feature
TO the school that the affair is being
looked forward to with keen anticipa-
tion.
The Cotillion Club scored such a
pleasant triumph at their recent hop,
given at Franzheim's Hall, that steps
have been taken toward giving another
| dance at the same place next Wednes-
day evening. Killmeyer will be on hand
and no doubt the affair will be a great
success.
Miss Blanche Dunlevy entertained q
few of her lady friends at her residence
on ~"Lombardy Heights" In Bridgeport
last Tuesday, omslimentary to Miss
Lisette Laughlin, previous to her de-
parture for Europe. The evening was
spent in a social way. At midnight an
inviting lunch was served, at which al
received %souveniers of the pleasant oc-
casion. About twenty-five were pres
ent.