Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-30

merriment was heightened by the ele-
CANT supper served. Master Speidei,
who is one OF the Lindsly Institute
bows. received an elegant gold ring
from his father and mother and a hand
some watch charm from his guests.
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Last Tuesday evening, Mrs. James
P. Rogers rendered q reception TO q
number OF her friends, at her home ON
South Penn street, complimentary to
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward l.. Rose, who left
ON Thursday for MIR. Roses former
home at Binghamton, n. Y. Mr.. Rose
will engage in business at Binghamton.
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At her home on South Broad way. Miss
Carrie Frederick entertained about mr.
teen OF her friends last Tuesday even
ing. The party was given in honor OF
the anniversary Of her birth.
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The young lady pupils OF Prof. Null
LENS South Side dancing academy, are
making preparations. for a May dance
which will be- conducted on an elaborate
scale. 1t will be given at T%eutonia
Hall on South Jacob street, at a date
not yet determined.
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Miss Kate Hallisy very pleasantly en-
~tertained q number OF friends last Fri
day evening at her home on Fifteenth
street. The affair was complimentary
to her guests, Mrs. Conif and Miss Co.
milf, OF Rowlesburg.
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Miss Shannon entertained the Mando-
lin and Guitar Club at her home in the
East End on Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Edward Carter proved a most en-
tertaining host 10 a number Of his
friends last Monday evening, Ut his
home in the East End. The usual so.
clal diversions were provided. and a
tempting collation. vas discussed at the
midn light hour.
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MI. Chas. Waring Reynolds and Miss
Sallie Pierce Bocock were married az
Newport News, Va, last Wednesday.
Judge Z. Boyd Faulkner, Of Martins
burg, gave away the bride, who Is his
niece, and Miss Mary Faulkner Off
ciated as maid of honor.
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Mr., George z. Bippus and Miss Annie
Bole were married Friday evening in
the parlors Of the residence OF Rev. Jos.
Mullen, pastor OF the Church of the I'M
maculate Conception. The bride is a
daughter OF VIM. Bole, engineer at the
Eighth ward engine house, and the
groom is a popular Chicago glasSworker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bippus left for their flu
ture home in Chicago, followed by the
countless good wishes OF d host OF
friends.
DR.. Tallson, a prominent New York
physician, will be welded next Thurs
day evening at $50 o'clock to Miss Liz
zie Stone, daughter OF Mrs. E. j. Stone,
OF the Island. The ceremony will be
performed at the home Of the bride on
South Front street. Only the relatives
and intimate friends will be present.
After the ceremony the bride and groom
will depart on an extended Southern
wedding tour.
The Sears Tennis Club, composed Of
Island folks, gave a pleasant evening
entertainment at the home OF Mr.. Il. b.
Donaldson, on South Huron street, last
Friday evening.
Miss Ida Taylor very pleasantly en-
tertained about twenty-five OF her
friends at her home on Florida street,
Island, on Friday night.
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Tho "Full Bloom" Club rendered a
surprise party TO Mr.. James O'Neill, a
member OF the organization, at his home
In the Eighth ward, last Thursday
evening.
At her home on Twenty-fith street,
last Thursday evening, Miss Elene Nc
Weigh charmingly entertained a num-
Der OF friends, the affair being given in
honor Of her guest, Miss Connors, of
the South Side, Plttsburg. Terpsicho-
rear pleasures and games made up the
programme of a very enjoyable evening.
with an elegant repast, discussed at
midnight.
A quarter OF a century OF married
life was rounded out last Thursday
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. John Clarke,
of Bellaire, and the occasion was appro-
priately celebrated at their home. A
number OF friends Of Mr.. Clarke il this
city attended the reception. Appropri-
ate presents of q handsome character
were received by Mr.. and Mrs. Clarke,
as we'll as the congratulations and best
wishes Of a host of friends.
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The sixteenth anniversary Of the
birth OF Alva Pryor, was observed in
a pleasing manner at her homeon South
Jacob street, last Thursday evening.
Music, vocal and instrumental. and
games of different kinds, served to
make the evening a delightful one to
the young folks who were present. At
ten o'clock a tempting spread was dis
cusSed.
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Misses Jennie and Lettie Marsh, OF
the Island, gave a pleasant soiree at
their home, on South Broadway, last
Monday evening. Ten members of the
"Terriers," q social organization which
recently d~isbanded, were present. Dane
ing was the feature Of the evenings en-
tertainment, and the deyotees of that
p~leasurable diversion secured the full
measure Of enjoyment In tripping the
light fantastic toe"
The home OF Miss Helen johnson, on
South Jacob street, was the scene Of q
merry assemblage last Tuesday eve
ming. The usual social diversions &C.
cupied the time Of the young folks pres
ent until midnight. when supper was
discussed.
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Miss Pearl Rose will entertain a num-