Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-11-05
wHEELING REGISTER. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 5. 1893.

at bowling until 10 o'clock when al re-
paired to the city, where an elegant
collation. was spread at Caterer Geo.
Dnrst's parlors. The affair throughout
proyed TO De a delightful social gather
ing.
Miss Mary Lashiey, Of the Island,
entertained her friends at her home a
few nights ago in q very pleasant man
ner.
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VIM. M. Keller entertained q number
Of friends &c his home on the Island
last Thursday night. This young gen.
tlemsn has gone to Morgantown uni
versity, where he will take up 3 medl-
cal course.
The F. II. c. will give an entertain
n1ent soon at the hall. 4 pleasing So
cial event is being planned. The pest
local vocal talent will participate.
Miss Matte OFT was the smiable hostess
to quite an assembIsse on Hallow Een
at her residence on Fourteenth street.
The usual games pertaining TO the even
ing were INDUCED in, causing much
mirth among the young folks. The al
fair wound up with a jolly, old-fash-
toned taffY pulling.
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Arrangements have been nearly COM
pleted for the Linsly THANKSGIVING
ball, which will take place in the Ltns-
ly Institute Armory on the goth or the
present month. A delightful dance
programme has been prepared and
everything will be done up In the usual
captivating manner OF the cadets.
The following committees have oesa
appointed:
On Refreshments-H. G. Reynolds,
chairman; II. B. Boyd and (. W.
Dwight.
On Invitatton-A. L. Klieves, chair
man; B. E. Hamilton and Geo. L. w.
Norton.
On Dancing and Programme-Wm.
NJ. Vance, chairman; Philip Catch and
II. J. Reynolds.
On Dacoration-C. B. Gifln, chair
man; j. r. McCleary, R. P. AcClusky,
Wilson Hoge, G.. j. Rogers and I. w.
Hay.
The hop to be given at Franzheim's
Hall next Thursday evening, under the
auspices OF n numbsr Of young gentle
men, promises TO be a great success.
The hop will practically be the opening
dance Of the winter season aud will no
doubt be we'll attended. Prof. Kill
never has been engaged for the affair.
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The Mercantile Club will give 8 pro-
gressive casino party at the club rooms
Wednesday evening, November s. The
club boasts Of n number OF excellent
PLAYERS and these affairs cause quite o
rivalry for championship honors.
Miss Lizzie Foose very handsomely
entertained a party Of lady friends on
Halloween, at her hons on South Eotf
street. Pleasing games and excellent
music were provided, and luncheon was
discussed at a ~seasonable hour.
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A select Halloween party was given
by Miss Carrie Orth, at her home in
Fulton. In addition to tafy pulling
there was dancing to excellent music.
The guests departed at a late hour, and
the evening was a very enjoyable one.
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There was a very pretty wedding at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Haas in Bell
aire, on Monday night, when their
daughter Miss Lulu, became Mrs. John
Kinkade. Miss White Of Wellsville,
and Mr.. John Grim, OF Bellaire, were
the attendants. They have a host OF
friends who wish them much happiness.
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One of the most delightful events OF
the week was the taffy pulling at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Horr, In
McMechen on THURSDAY evening.
Taffy pulling and games were the
diversions provided until about II
o'clock. when a luncheon was discussed.
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Last Thursday evening, at the house
of William Niedemyer, in upper Ben
wood, there was q most pleasing social
event. The party was given In honor
Of Hugh Flynn, who moved to PITTS
burg. A good crowd attended,, and
excellent refreshments were served.
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VIM. Plues and wife, of South Jacob
street. celebrated their thirteenth
wedding anniversary one evening dur
ing the week. A good crowd was pres
emit and numerous presents were given
the popular couple. Excellent refresh
ments were served.
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Twenty young society folks Of the
Sopth Side went to McMechen Hal
loUeen to surprise Hermann Hendrlccs.
A delightful time was enjoyed.
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Last Thursday night ten couples OF
South Side young folk surprised Miss
Bertha Cook, OF Twenty-ninth street.
the occasion being her birthday.
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On Halloween there vas a social
event at the home Of the Misses Nc
Cuskey, OF Jacob street, South Side.
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The Happy Five gave a reception az
Koch's Hall, Fulton, last evening, In
honor OF William Zoeckler, OF Denver.
A very large number Of friends as
sembled. Speech making was INDUCED
in and the merry company held forth
till a late hour.
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