Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-18

their future home.
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Miss Eva Mcintosh entertained a
number OF friends In very enjoyable
manner, at her home on South Eof
street, Tuesday evening.
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The commencement exercises of Wells
College, New York, took place last
Wednesday. Miss Shirley Brockunier,
of this city, was a member OF the grad
eating class, receiving the degree OF A.
B., after full four years course. Miss
Brockunier returned home Friday, &C
companied By Mr.. and Mrs. c. w.
Brockunier, VINO witnessed the closing
exercises.
The Linsly commencement ball at the
armory, was one of the most notable
affairs OF the week. In spite OF the In
tense heat, the attendance was larger
than at any previous similar affair. The
decorations in the large dancing hall
were very pretty. The Opera House
orchestra furnished the music.
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The pupils OF Miss Carrie English's
select school spent Tuesday In very
ENJOYABLE manner at the Park.
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Miss Martha Harper received hand
some present Tuesday afternoon from
the subordinate teachers at the Wash
ineton district public school. II was
a handsome etching entitled 1.-THE
Evening Shadows Yelling the Mead
! ows." The following inscription was
upon the card accompanying 1t: "Token
of love and gratitude from your teach
ers."
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Willis Allen entertained few friends
Thursday evening at his home, No. 2707
Jacob street. An excellent programme
of social amusements was provided, and
supper was discussed at the usual hour.
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Rev. DIR. A. B. Riker, pastor Of the
Fourth-street NJ. K. church, officiated
at the happy nuptial union OF Mr.. j. w.
Fawcett, a popular young merchant OF
| Kingwood, and Miss Sue Murdoch, the
charming daughter OF MIR. G. G.. Muir
doch, which took place at $50 o'clock
| Wednesday morning, at the home OF the
brides parents, on North Market street.
A number OF invited relatives and
friends witnessed the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fawcett, after receiv-
ing the congratulations OF their friends,
and discussing an excellent wedding
breakfast, were driven to the b. 81 o.
depot, where they took the morning
train for the home OF the groom at
Kingwood, Preston county. They were
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Crogan,
sister and brother-in-law OF the groom,
and Miss Molle Murdoch, sister OF the
bride. Miss Murdoch will remain in
Kingwood to attend the receptions to
be given in honor Of the newly-wedded
pair.
Invitations have been issued for the
wedding of Mr.. Edward Wolff, Of this
city, and Miss Eva Ryland, OF Rose
vile. o. The ceremony will be per-
formed on the 22nd inst, at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. Wolf is
the efficient stenographer for the firm
Of VIM. A. List s. Co., on Main street.
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At her home on Fourteenth street,
Miss Emma Vogel very pleasantly en-
tertained about fifteen couples OF her
young friends Tuesday evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Clark were rendered an
ENJOYABLE surprise party at their home
on North Main street, Monday even
ing.
Mr.. Frank II. Crow and Miss Mamie
Hall were quietly married Sunday last,
in Bridgeport, by Rev. G. B. Hen
thorne, pastor Of the Kirkwood NJ. E.
church. Only few Of their intimate
friends knew OF the ceremony. Mr..
and Mrs. Crow have taken up their
residence ON Nineteenth street, this
city.
The Bridgeport Chautauqua Circle
has made arrangements for picnic at
Colerain on the 2Sth inst The Wheel
ing society has been invited TO- join and
will probably accept.
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Miss Eva Giffen was at home Thurs
day evening TO number OF her friends,
at her residence south of Bridgeport.
The beautiful lawn In front OF the resi-
dence was decorated with profusion OF
Japanese lanterns and presented a pleas
ing appearance. The outdoor festivities
continued until late hour, when lunch
con was served in the dining hall.
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A few nights ago. Mrs. w. Allen, OF
South Jacob street, entertained the W.
c. II. U. in a very pleasing manner.
Harry King OF the South Side furnish
ed the elegant refreshments.
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Mrs. B. Bach, of Twentieth street,
celebrated her forty-six birthday few
evenings ago, in an enjoyable manner.
A large number OF guests were present,
and excellent refreshments were served.
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Tomorrow evening number OF
Young folks will give a yachting party.
About twelve couples will be present,
and all are looking forward TO having
a gay time. The affair is being man
aged by Mr.. Latane McLain.
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The Kindergarten Club figured
prominently in the social world during
the past week. The entire week
was taken up with evening entertain
ments, which were given in honor Of
Miss Swain, of New York City, who is
the guest of Miss MeLain. On Monday
evening the club devoted few hours
to inspecting the steel plant at Benwood,
returning TO the city later in the
evening where they were entertained
by one Of the lady members OF the club
On Tuesday driving party was en-
ioyed. The trip extended to Maultown
where the guests partook OF the usual
supper served at the popular Wayside
] Inn. "Wednesday evening Miss Mary