Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-07

Waterhouse and Miss Kate Hallisy, is
announced. The wedding will occur in
the early part Of June.
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On Tuesday evening Of this week, a
number of we'll known society folks
will give a bowling party az the Park.
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Miss Maude Richards has been Sc
lected by Captains Harry Zevely and
| Noah Zane, TO present the flag at the
coming competitive drill.
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An ENJOYABLE hop was given at Franz
helms Hall by a number OF young gen.
| tlemen last Tuesday evening. About
twenty-five couples danced to the in
spring music made by Killmyer. Will
Windsor oficiated as master of cere-
monies.
One OF the most enjoyable diversions
Of the term at Mt. de Chantal Academy,
was the May dance which was given
under the direction OF the Sisters of the
Visitation, last Monday evening. The
! Opera House Orchestra made the music.
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MISS ANciti0 WY biS"S
antly entertained a number Of friends
last Monday evening, at her home on
the Island.
Miss Grace English was hostess to a
number Of friends, at her home on
North Front street, Island, last Friday
evening.
One OF the notable society events in
| Martins Ferry was the Delsarte enter
tafnment, given under the auspices OF
the "Y's," at the Opera House, on Fri
day evening. A large and cultured
audience was present, and unmistakable
evidences of appreciation were mani
tested. The programme embraced
about fifteen numbers, each OF which
was an artistic gem. Among those who
assisted were Misses Besse Brady,
Edith McKim, Alice Morris,
Miss Scho6eld, Miss Devault,
Edna Crowl, Bessie Griffith, Jessie
Williamson, Mrs. Chas. Kuckuck aud
MeSsrs. Erwin, Mckee, Williams, Brilles
and Nesbitt. Messrs. Nesbitt and
Brilles, the we'll known elocutionists,
had charge. aud much of the credit for
the successful termination of the affair
is due TO their efforts. The proceeds
will be applied TO the fountain fund, a
laudable undertaking in which the
Young ladies Of the "Y's" are engaged.
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The Ideals entertained about twelve
couples at progressive euchre at
their club rooms, on Main street, Fri
day evening. The play was animated
and exciting. At midnight the first
prize was awarded TO Percy Hornbrook.
The doubtful honors were captured by
Miss Kraft. Refreshments were a
fitting close to the evenings entertain
ment.
A select hop will be given at Dolan's
Hall, in Benwood, next Wednesday
evening, for which Prof. Charles Kill
meyer will play.
A quiet wedding was solemnized last
/ Thursday night in the parlor OF the
residence OF Rev. Father Mullen, pastor
of the Church of the Immaculate Con-
ception, in which the contracting par
ties were Mr.. August Frederick and
Miss Annie Messner, both of the South
Side. Only a few intimate friends were
present.
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Miss Blanche Nesbitt gave a delight
full "At Home to about twenty Of her
friends, last Thursday evening, at her
home on Nineteenth street. Music, vo-
cal and instrumental, and the usual So
cial diversions, were provided, and a
very pleasant evening was spent.
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The ladies OF the Arion fairly outdid
themselves in the arrangements for the
annual May festival. which took place
last Monday evening, and the admirable
manner In which they were carried into
execution. II was one of the most no.
table Of the Arion winter functions.
The decorations in the hail were In
keeping with thk nature Of the celebra-