Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27

Grubb's orchestra aud Imperial Banjo,
Mandolin and Guitar Club. The club
swinging OF ]. L. Dobbins, the cham
pion OF Martins Ferry, was very good.
At midnight light lunch was served
and just before dispensing Mr.. Ducky
Lacy responded to call for oriel
speech, after which they all retired
satisfied with having spent 8 jolly night.
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Last Tuesday evening large dance
was given at Boydvilie, near Martins
burg, the hospitable home OF Mrs. Mary
w. Faulkner, in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John p. Campbell, Of Hopkinsville, n.y..
and Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles Reynolds, Ul
Hampton, Va. The halls and drawing
rooms of the historical old mansion were
handsomely and tastefully trimmed ana
decorated without flowers and potted
plants aud the grounds brilliantly
Illuminated with fancy lanterns. Dane
ing was the chief amusement and was
continued uRtil a late hour. An ex-
cellent orchestra was furnlshed
for the occasion. During the even
ing an elegant supper was
5tTNEu WHICH was IA ASA N'JS-
Among the many present were MRS
Bocock, Mrs. Baker, Mr.. and Mrs.
Reynolds, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Dorsey,
of Virginia; Mr.. and Mrs. John Z.
Campbell, OF Kentucky; Mrs. Pierce,
OF New York; Mr.. and Mrs. Lamon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Moles, Misses Love, Of
Virginia; Misses Appleby, Of Washing
ton: Miss Woods, Of Baltimore; Miss
Schley, Of Shepherdstown; Misses Strib-
ling, Misses May, Jane, Boydie and
Sallie Faulkner. Misses Calston,
Wisner, Misses Elizabeth Fitz, Belle
Stewart. Elizabeth Lee, Jane Boyd,
Messrs M. A. and r. P. Swodgrass,
Frank, Harry and Newton Baker, c.
P. Faulkner, E. B. Stewart, Faulkner
Pierce, Stewart Boyd, Stewart Strong
Berk Boak.
A very enjoyable time was spent at
the home Of Miss Laura McKeeVer last
Tuesday evening At the proper hour
refreshments were served. Music and
singing took up the remainer OF the
evening.
Miss Christina Armberg gave water
melon party to number OF her friends
at her residence at Elm Grove. About
twenty couples were present and all
spent a pleasant evening with their
hostess,
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Invitations have bsen received here
for the wedding OF Mr.. Charles W.
RglIer and Miss Katherine Edna Pur-
linton, which will take place at Oak
land, Nd, next Wednesday. Mr..
Halter is the popular and efficient book
keeper for T. T. Hutchinson 81 Son,
and Miss Purinton is favorite in
Wheeling society. Her home Is In
Newburg, w. Va. Mr.. and Mrs.
Halter will be at home after Septem Der
5, at No. 122 Fifteenth street The
ceremony will be witnessed by a num-
Der Of persons from this city.
"a
The most delightful event Of the sea-
son, which will Ia all probability bring
20 a close the outdoor summer feStivt-
ties, will be 8 large dance which will
take place at Mozart Park next Friday
evening. Three large wagons have been
chartered for the occasion TO carry the
party to the Park. The wagons will
leave the Fort Henry Club promptly at
8 o'clock. The Opera House orchestra
has been engaged for the occasion.
Mdssrs. Guy T. Scott and Morgan 0.
Miller are managing the affair, which
promises to be an immense success.
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The Mountain State Cyclers took Mr..
Clyde Quimby, of SteubenVile, out the
National road for little run on Friday
evening, and stopped at the home OF
Mr.. Thomas Jones, at Pleasant Valley.
where a luncheon had been arranged in
his honor. The affair was very enjoy
able one.
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Invitations are out for the marriage
OF Miss Lizzie YOst, popular young
society lady OF the East End, and Mr..
Norwood Richardson, promising young
man of the Island, for the 23d Of Sep
TENDER. Many friends join in wishing
them success and happiness.
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Mr.. Gus Weitzel entertained the w.
B. p. P. Club, OF which he is a member,
at his nome on Fourteenth street, last
Tuesday evening. Cards afforded the
chief amusement OF the evening. Ar
rangements were completed for giving
another picnic at Folmar's Place next
Friday.