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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-14

Hercules, Ella Bowers, Minnie Serig,
| Ella McCready, Bertha Rose Florence
Hodgkiss, Geneva Anderson, Ionic
Hart, and Masters Allie Hodgkiss, Cor
don Watt, Freddie Bone, Charlie Fette,
Guy Serig, Willie Detweiler, Andrew
| Burt, Willie Schaub, John BOTHER
mund and Allie Mcconnell.
~
Miss Bessie II. Rice returned yeSter-
day from Baltimore and Washington
City, where she has been visiting for
the past two months. During her stay
at both cities several receptions were
given in her honor.
~
Mr.. Howard Roche and Miss Tenie
McEhee, both of this city, were quietly
married q short time ago, the event
having been kept q secret until yester-
day, when the relatives and friends OF
the young couple were informed Of the
marriage.
~
The Mercantile Club will give a pro-
gressive casino party at their club
rooms, Thursday evening. The club
contains q large number OF expert play
ers and a good time Is expected. The
Amusement Committee, who will have
charge Of all affairs the coming year,
consists Of Messrs. Henry Emsheimer,
Maurice Steinfeld, 3. T. Horkheimer,
Leon B. Stein and Gus II. Emsheimer.
Miss Alma Barnett, OF Kirkwood, en-
tertained her Sunday school class at her
residence last Friday evening. About
twenty were present, and a pleasant
evening was spent.
50
There was quite a gay gathering at
the club rooms of the Colts OF the South
Side on last Friday evening, it being
the initiation of new member. After
the members had finished their work
and the new member put through the
bonds, the president, Mr.. Henry
Schaefer, arose and In a neat address
invited the members to depart to the
dining room, where an elegant supper
was spread. Vierheller's orchestra was
stationed in one corner Of the room
aud rendered some fine music through
the evening.
Miss Nora Serie quite pleasantly en-
tertained the Elite Guitar Club last Fri
day evening at her home in Benwood,
in honor Of Miss Mary Serig's de-
parture for Marion, Ind. Music was
the pastime and at midnight an elegant
supper was served.
49,
Thursday night Misses Maggie and
Della Maughen entertained a number
Of their friends at their home IN Glen
Easton in honor of their guests Misses
Maggie Campbell and Mamie Smith OF
Wheeling. Music and dancing were
the chief amusements Of the evening.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-14
maids. three bridgeport ladies and
three Island BELIEF

tnIeo 4Slnuo DOiiOf
+**
The last OF TIE series OF concerts
given uuder the patronage OF Mr.. AL
bert Morris Bagny, of New York, in
which Madame KATE Rolla, OF this city,
participated. took place Friday night.
Madame Rolla contemplates a trip
though the West, and will probably
arrange to stop at Wheeling en- route
and give q concert at the Opera House,
assisted by a numtar of Eastern musical
artists. On last Sunday evening Madame
Rolla sang at q concert given Mrs.
Paran Stevens at her ball room In New
York City, in honor OF the Russian
Grand Duke Constantine, hrst cousin 10
the Emperor OF Russia, Among the
guests were Prince Poniatonski, Count
Won der Glotz. Mr.. Cutting OF Paris,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jacob Aston, Col.
aud Mrs. WIN. Jay, Mrs. George Il.
DeForrest. Mrs. Burke-Roche and Mr..
and Mrs. r. S. Wilson.
The delegates from Holiday Relief
Corps No. 1, who attended the State
Convention OF the Woman's Relief Corps
at Grafton, were rendered a reception
by Mrs. Sarah Lyons, one OF the deia-
gates. at her home Mr.. 1855 Market
street, on Tuesday evening. The even
ing was very pleasantly spentin discuss
ing the sessions of the convention, n
other business pertaining to the good
OF the order" About II O'Clock Mrs.
Lyons invited her guests into the din
ing ROOM. where en- elegant luncheon
was discussed.
A number Of young friends OF Miss
Linda Bowman surprised her at her
home on the South Side on Friday even
ing. Avery pleasant evening was spent
In playing games and listening to ex-
cellent music. Refreshments were
served at a s~easonable hour. Those
present were Misses Eva Crosby, Cora
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-14
The same Ola Story.

CHICAGO, May 13.-Assistant Super
~intendent Of Police Brennan takes no
stock IN the alleged discovery In Buffalo
OF a plot OF Anarchists TO blow up the
Chicago water works and set FIRE 20 the
Words Fair buildings for revenge on
account Of the hanging OF the Anareh-
lists in 1887. ''It's the sane old story"
said Superintendent Brennan. 1--WE
have no fear OF IT'S being carried out"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-14
supposed TO be Train Robbers.

CAIRO, Ill, May 1.-two men, sup
posed TO be those who robbed the Mo-
bile 81 Ohio express car on the night OF
the 18th inst, were arrested at Bark
ley, KY, and taken to Laketon last
night. 1t is said they were tracked
from the scene OF the robbery to their
hiding place by scraps Of paper torn
from express packages. The names or
anything more definite canno be
learned now,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-14
Robsrt II. Lincoln At Home.

New YORK, May 13.-The American
liner, New York, arrived from South
ampton early this morning. Hon. Rob-
ert L. Lincoln. ex-Minister Of the Uni
ted States to the Court Of st. James,
was among the passengers. The ex-
Minister was apparently In rugged
health and expressed himself as happy
to be at home again, although be found
England a pleasant place. He will
start Immediately for his home In Chi.
cago, where he will resume his law
practices. Mr.. Lincoln had nothing to
say regarding politics.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-14
SECOND STORY.
AiSnSl

The building has a stone foundation
and concrete floor. Above the founda-
ton 1t is OF frame. sheathed and covered
with strong waterproof paper and
shingled. The cornice, doors, window
frames, ETC., are all Of white pine, all
painted two coats Of suitable colonial
colors. A chimney is provided for the
purpose OF heating the carriage room
and the coachman's room when desired.
The loft Is ventilated by means OF
louvres placed in the gables. This build
ing can be erected for from 80, 800 to
SO, 500, according to the finish desired.
ID. w. King.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-14
1,g,, Attendance Of scotch-Iri.h.

SPRINGFIELD. O., May 13.-Tnere vas
not a large attendance at the public ses-
sion Of the S~cotch-Irish Congress this
morning, on aeconn OF the threatening
weather. President Bonner presided
and the first proceedings were greetings
extended 20 the Congress from Rev.
Samuel Lisle,o Toront, Ont. DR.. LIsle
IN his speech made the significant re-
mark that Canada and theUnited States
are practically one nation and should
be one nation politically.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-14

BUFFALO,. n. Y. May 13.-DaIton w.
Carroll, agent for the Wells Fargo Ex-
press Company at the Erie depot In this
city has disappeared and is said to be
short in his accounts. Carroll has been
missing since last Saturday. There are
various rumors as 10 the snount Of
shortage, some fixing II At . high figure
and others asserting that it is insignin-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-14
Building Laborer. Threaten to strike.

BoSroN, May 1s.-The building la.
oorers' unions have decided that unless
the master builders OF the city and sur
rounding towns grant the demands re-
Gently presented between 1.500 and
1000 building laborers will strike early
next week. When working nine hours
per day they received So 25. When the
eight hour system was adopted the rate
was reduced to 3 standard OF SO per day
or 25 cents per hour. They demand so
cents an hour, or s.. 40 per day.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-14

At their home in Bridgeport, eompll-
mentarv 10 Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. Bags
who returned last week from an extend
ed wedding tour. The affair was a very
elaborate one.
-
Miss Emma Memminger and Miss
Carrie Mayer left last week for Madi-
son, Neb., where they will remain all
summer. A farewell party was given
In their honor Thursday night. ut Miss
Memmlnger's home IN Pleasant Valley.
The presence Of q large assemblage OF
friends OF the young ladies' made the
occasion q most enjoyable one.
Mr.. Paul Wingerter entertained the
members Of the w. y. p. p. Club on
Wednesday evening. at the home OF his
parents on South Chapline street. 1t
vas one OF the most p%leasurabie Soirees
rendered the members OF that club.
The usual games contributed to the
evenings enjoyment, and a midnight
luncheon was by no means the least i'm.
portant feature.
50
The Park bowling alleys retain their
old friends, and this season are making
many new ones. Bowling provides an
admirable feature for al informal even
ing affair, and the delightful ride over
the w. g. E. G. road adds q zest to the
excitement. Last Tuesday about twelve
couples took possession OF the alleys,
and returned on the last motor. Other
parties " ere given during the week.
Miss Maggie Fltton entertained a
humber Of friends with a six O'Clock tea
at her home in Bellaire on Thursday.
-
Miss Margaret Gray was hostess to q
npmber OF friends at her home in the
East End on Tuesday. the hours were
from five o'clock to eight.
"wednesday evening was the first an
yersary Of the wedding Of Mr.. and
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-14

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2eri-nce. have discovered the greatest cure
knowE for weAEo "a 10 the back and lines. In
voluntary discharges. i'm potency. general de-
biiity. nervousness. laoguor. confusion 81 lle-s,
V.lpitation OF The he<rl. timidit1. trei1DiinG.
dimnsss 0f sight OF gIddiness. diseases o. the
head. throat. nose % SKIN affections q tno
liver. lu1gs. stomach, or b1Esls-sno<e TRIBE
disorders arising from the soiittry wees OF
southland secret practices, viiKhtnx tneir
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To H~TDDL2-leED HEN-- here are maay
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-14

JOSH understand cigarettes have
affected Billikin's brain.
Hoss-"Is that so? Then they must
have had a search warrant"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-14

It Is PIcfureque In Appearances aud Cost
But R2, 500 to Build

TCopyrioat, 1895, By tn, American Press Ascot
Gtf0a
Americans have followed the English
In their fondness for horses, and no
country seat is com..lets now without q
stable. The size and style OF this build
ing will Of course depend upon the num-
Der OF horses TO be accommodated and
the amount OF money TO be invested.
The location Of a stable should be at
a good distance from the house, and IL
possible so placed that the prevailing
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-14
RAILROADS.
Wheeling Bridge and HsmIalI RdIII
Time Table No. y. 70 take effect l2:ol q N
sunday, November 10. 1871.

sunday, November 70. 1922.
Leave Whesnng-i5:sJ, i6.t0, ti:l5, ts:0d
Of AS, S9:s5, fl0:23 fll;50 a. m, sl2;ls. tl;D
81 10, -. ~, 'i:1. so:&, t0:N p N
Leave PsninsulS-to;% 20, t3;id fI.sl fsial,
1851, Sg:bl. tlO:29, tll;51 a. IN, sls:sA tl:A
1916. t3.2T. .i:4l, '9:5S, tS:o p m
Arrye Martin's t-rry-i3 ~, iO,oL n.n.
1918, 1885,, tg:l7. no s.. tl2.0A sls'So r'J9
t3:l2. t3:33, a AZ, s6.0l, 1914
L-av- Ietminsi yu~neuon-io;2. .teig t;yl
slO:03. sI0:12 til:i5 = m, tt'I5. NilI, t1'A.
1918. 70: "a, IS 80. rs 80, fl0't2 p. N.
Leave Lsughlln's kill-t7:2L tll;s o N
.ti:is. "a: 43, .3.iS p. m.
Leave De Hass Crosslng-fi3l fu'h n
tl:lg. t2:4i, 1919 p N, - ,.a
rrIye Martins ferry--p;@. p.se IS
5000. oIo. a. tiI:2s, tl:27. t!:1. t2:H. 'oiAl
1888 1901, +s:32. 40 - a.
only,
All trains will run onnn Tine cloes
IN telegraph onics a. 3naafs
Time.
noIDs4d J.ETA
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-14

lGlng and formed archways over the
walks aud drives. Wheeling's foremost
musical organization, the Opera House
band, discOursed its sweetest melodies
for the throng Of visitors who sat upon
the verandas or strOlled about the beau
tiful grounds. The interior OF che build
ing offered equal facilities for enjoy
ment. The parlOr was at
all times comfortably filed aud
vocal and instrumental numbers
by Messrs. w. Il. Day, Chas. Zulaui,
Miss Anna Lang, Miss Lewis, Of Pitts
burg. aud others, delighted the audi
ences. The supper, served in the two
large dining halls, from five until eight
O'CLOCK was a triumph Of the cuisine
art.
The committee OF ladies who received
was composed OF Mrs. Anton Reymann,
Mrs. n. b. Scott. Mrs NJ. A. Franz
helm, Mrs. Henry Bieberson, Mrs. John
Frew and Mrs. Walker Peterson. The
following ladies assisted Ia the dining
rooms: Mrs. George E. Stifel, Mrs. l..
i. Stifel. Mrs. II. K. Behrens, Mrs.
James Riddle, Misses Nellie, Ionic and
Anna Lang, Mary Stifsl, Annie Rey-
MANN, Anna Hess, Louise Stifel, Anna
Wingerter, Annie Sage, Augusta Sci
del, Nettie Reymann, Georgiana Pracht
and others.
Small companies are not only more
complimentary 10 the favored ones, but
are much more pleasurable, says an ex-
Achange. Large receptions, which an
A~rOnical man characterizeS as q species
amusement where women ''giggle,
bile, gObble. git" surely serve admir-
to pay an extended social debt and
ptleSs the |ridiculing gentlemen
d like to test the pleasures of an
noon reception, yet an Invitation
united party is always received
belignt.
kceded that small companies are
Arable, the remark is so often made
hostess who expects to entertain
Npleasant manner that she hopes
lima will be said OF the affair that
lends to whom she is Indebted and
who are not invited will not be Of
Tended. Snubblng from the supposed
to-be neglected one calls forth this
wish; but, after all, should not the so
eiety woman be cultivated to the point
where she will be d~iSpleaSed, or at least
will not show her Offense, even though
her best friend entertain and she be left
out2 Certain it is that the hostess can
not extend hospitality TO all her friends
at q luncheon. dinner party or similar
entertainment, and il people would
learn 20 walt until their time comes TO
be invited, there would be less cause
for anxiety IN the part o. the hostess,
Tess snuobiDg on the part Of the one
who imagines herself neglected and
more faith in friendship, which is the
nObleSt part.
The usual quiet which pervades the
classic waters Of Big Wheeling creek
was rudely disturbed last Wednesday
morning when a party Of pleasure hunt
ers from this city rudely descended upon
she fnny tribe which diSports itself IN
she waters mentioned, and waged a war
Of determination. The party was ar
ranged by Mrs. John X. List, and was
composed Of the following ladies and
gentlemen: Mr.. and Mrs. List, Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy r. c. Allen, Mrs Hsndlan,
Misses Jennie and Tod Baird, Noe
Lewis. Mary Evans and MAssrS Guy
Wagner, George Vardy and Md RsGI
The day was most ~enj0yably speX
-
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Baggs emit
ed a number Of friends Friday ey
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-14

.r.rte q nerfe3t euro IA euc1 Cases snes
s-r,e-r~stl,.to Of IA Z, ntto-urinsfyo fgsna
na,sS.xr az WDnEs.-He have q special 1s-
Dn.., ,snrogkhly organized. aud devoted
rLa. - tbel freatmeu Of diseases Of wos
-a. cesJ consulting our specislsts.
~se.,.y bv Iettet CO ID psB - given the
-. esrsf.i kudl considsrats - snion- In
-. WnX We few which have not
49, -. .tI1 bf al TIE hons physiclanD
@- -. h.neet q 4 fall cornell Of skilled ape
.i.ts.,s n tr-.tment OF diseases peculiar 70
saasn -, .urk,s. LAf been msrEed, over
~ csr patients bslng ADJ. olt.
$3.50 n.-risd. single rich ana po>f OR
neshod y satIrssy IRE, from oelss.. 'se,s iss'
a-.r-s ~ tn general pfscti;ionss. nsmsiy'
.@l.sl t,eetm.at.~ We seldom hnt II necss.
..rv wspreoaSs remedies, cc~estuuopai aed
,oca 4. as tue c-ss dem,nds. ana instfecs i1Siss
nArRiI0E-Esrried persons. or yonnx ns1
o-1-1 rparrfsre, sgsre OF p1yticsl
weakness, icss n. pIoIeA p.lis
teDcy. % any dtnsf
restored. -
EPfLEPsf. en- fits-fosiureik c1.seS,.
new aud neTsr-ffi-1s nstnoo- A
furnished
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-14
No Money Required OF Rosponsibls Parties to Con3
DRS. FRANCE & OFT

Formerly oil New York now of Tho France Medical an Surgical institute nhp oWa ~
Rras.nor. sbsrmsn uonso - tuesday, say es, 1893
Beulre Windsor Hotel - Thursday, May 20, w.
Consultation and Examination Free and Strictly Confidential from m
6n IN Oe lay ny =.
n Doctors describe The different diseases better than the sick can themeyeL 10 10 =
wonderful er for any one to pos@s Their dhagnosnc powers have rea"a" onu'h' '"Wa
QUIT the county
aver dbcoyeed as used b. Dn.F France q Gilman
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-14
THE SOCIAL REALM
A MARKED QUIETUDB PEaVADES TIE WORLD
OF PLEASURE.
Very Few Nay Weddings or Elaborate AFairs,
bat Enough Soirsss, Teas and Receptions
to Fill in tie Tine Of tie
Devotea

I seal the letter, write her name
It's very dear to me-
And then ] add. beneath the same
Two letters--M and ID.
] see you smile In quick disdain,
You think OF glasses, too,
And little curls. It's very plain
What m. D." means TO you.
But she is neither stern nor cold,
AS you perhaps may think
She's young and fair. not grim and old,
Nor does she scatter ink
On notes OF lessons that are said
Before q learned cissss
And from her dainty bps OF red
No long orations pass.
The only studies that she reads
are letters that / write;
The only lectures that she heeds
Are those that / indite.
You wonder how it all msy be,
And do not understand:
She lives in Baltimore. Nd
Means, simply. Maryland"
-JGmss g. BuFRelt, % CsBturp.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-14

Duncan b. HARRISON Discovered . Secret
by Being Too Sympathetic


DENVER, Col, May 13.-Duncan d.
Harrison must appear In court to-day
charge with the crime OF opening 9 tel
egram addressed to Frank Montgomery,
his stage The penalty is 81
to 81, O0O, or a years imprisonment or
both. Montgomery came from New
York to act as manager for the great
pugilistic drama. During the past W
weeks, Montgomery 1t is said, has daily
told Harrison of his wife's serious IT,
ness In New York which
might require his immediate
departure. He arranged with
Harrison to get the needed tr%ansporta-
ton, and yesterday gIavely told him
that his wife was dying. Last night an
other telegram came, and fearing that
the wife had died, Harrison opened the
telegram so he might break the news
gently to the suffering husband. The
telegram, IL Is alleged. read:
meet me az once In Pittsburg. Have
a good engagement for US both. We
open Monday night.
TSiguedl JENNIE"
Harrison slipped the message back
into the envelope and delivered II TO bis
stage manager, who upon reading II
exclaimed:
my God, she is dying. / must get
that transportation"
Harrison fred the sufferer on the spot
and Montgomery had Harrison arrested.
Donnellv Invited n Libel suit.
ST. PAUL. MINI, May 13-The war
between the two factions OF the Mime
sofa Farmers Alliance reached a cul-
mination last evening when DIR. Everett
w. Fisher, editor Of the Great Vest
brought suit against Iynatius Donnelly
for SIS. 900 for defamation OF character,
and against George L. Stoughton, editor
OF the Representative, for criminal libel.
In the issue Of the Representatives pub
lished yesterday afternoon Senator Don
nelly said over his own signature:
II plainly, distinctly and unequivo-
cally charge Everett w. Fisher, while
editing a newspaper called the Great
Vest, with having at different times
an especially during the political cam
paigDs OF 1890 and 1892, while pretend
ing to support the Republican ticket,
taken large sums of money amounting
to thousands of dollars from officers OF
the Republican State Central Commit
tee. make this charge deliberately,
and invite Everett w. Fisher to begin
proceedings against me for libel"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-14
DE-. NJ - E@

THE CELEBRATED EXAMINING PHYSICIAN ~ -
FRANCE 44A~4CAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE,
3azow. Gay 81, ouot shc Ba.oc ormblsO. Ecopozedioo8 cspfslsaooooo
Ds. FRANCE AND cTrMAS. Of Ny York. the vel taotn and eonsts g ~ rns
hrnh DBsse sd p.sss ofts ~. and Ear, On. e~ntd narEE ts 49, 800 ~ Js.n d.
- a. .r~TH r-Ed as Ia I eeeonfe naadnf. hey are ably rn<d By afl
a. -s-or PHv~wSms iSaweenS era q eIZs We Enyn1 SPECIALIST IN his pnahlsa
CANCER positively cured Hnact pain or se Of u k|e. BIZ :" meuo@
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-14

&c EXAMINATION OF The uR.gE-Eash p-rsoa s7pt7inz
br bring from 2 20 4 ounces Of rzins th1s Vz<se4 frsr 81 fhc morni1<
careful chemical sad 9isroseop;1, sz.niE.:soa, tad = rsqass.sd : VT
|ncnfh. giving poisonous and injurious cczPo.nds, Should apPiy inmeo]
WONDERFUL CURES s ss ssssssa = g s s's ss'ls sssi p ssss sss3
possible, personal consultation Is preferred caIzlae ssses xrs-a1tse9
EX>Czs<s and e0uesportc1rc con11xr<Iz1- lr<1{~<1t Ec7< Y
alo a6ssaons free. Adtzss, sishps,gs Dr. fk&Ac< is& Nese
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-14

Miss Maggie Fitton entertained a
number Of friends with a six O'Clock tea
at her home in Bellaire on Thursday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-14

Miss Jennie Kugley was rendered a
surprise party by q number OF her
friends, at her home in the East End,
last Tuesday evening. in honor OF the
anniversary Of her birth. Dancing TO
excellent music and the customary
social games, made the evening pass
away pleasantly. AT midnight a splen-
did luncheon was discussed.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-14

\ ned.czi trestnerf should sea-
Mscrredi. which VIII rec<tsse
isis viii Be given-
NTH then noah ait<s
are dznzerous-
Iprssk, bof vhess
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-14

The birthday Of Miss Myrtle Johnson
was very pleasantly celebrated at her
home on the South Side, on Monday
evening. A congenial party Of friends
assembled, and spent 3 few hours very
.enjoyably in dancing and games. At
the usual hour, refreshments were
served.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-14

Miss Nora Serie quite pleasantly en-
tertained the Elite Guitar Club last Fri
day evening at her home in Benwood,
in honor of Miss Mary Serig's de-
parture for Marion, Ind. Music was
the pastime and at midnight an elegant
supper was served.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-14

Thursday night Misses Maggie and
Della Maughen entertained a number
Of their friends at their home In Glen
Easton in honor Of their guests Misses
Maggie Campbell and Mamie Smith Of
Wheeling. Music and dancing were
the chief amusements of the evening.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-14

"Wednesday evening was the first an
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