Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-05

,ovable one 10 the young people assem-
bled at her home. Cards furnished the
principal amusement
Among the pleasures OF the past week
was the pleasant surprise party tender
/ ed 10 Miss Mollie Kraft last Monday
evening at her home on Market street,
in honor OF her twenty-frst anniversa-
~ by her many friends. At midnight
| a beautiful supper was served, to which
I fourteen couple did ample justice.
Among the features Of the evening was
the music OF the Imperial Mandolin and
Guitar Club. They receiving a mum
Der OF enccres. At an early hour the
crowd deperted for their homes wish
ins the hostess many returns.
Miss Alma Garvln entertained q num-
Der % her friends az her residence on
the south side last Thursday evening.
Games and refreshments helped to make
'ae affair quite enjoyable.
There was a Quiet wedding on Thurs
DAY evening ~ Rev. J. y. Cuuningham's
/ parsonage, on Fourteenth street. The
/ participants were Mr. Chas. Peak. OF
I Philadelphia. and Miss Le0nora Solder
az this city. Immediately after the
ceremony the happy couple boarded the
evening train FOR the East, where they
will reside permanently. Mr.. Peak be-
[ ing engaged 10 tho postal service In
Philadelphia
Mss Lucy Gebhart, OF South Jacob
street. pleasantly entertained a number
OF her friends Monday evening, In hon
or her nineteenth birthday. The even
/ ing was spent with many social diver
sions. The leading feature being the
vocal and instrumental music which
/ furnished. At midnight choice refresh
ments were served. The hostess was
the recipient OF many beautiful pres
ents.
There was a pleasant little gather
/ ing gt the home Of Mr.. Spaulding Is.
Wallace, on Virginia street, Island, last
Tuesday evening. The happy event
was a birthday party, given by his
/ little daughter, Marian. Almost twenty
little ones were present. The table,
which was covered with choice dantieS,
presented q beautiful appearance with
I q large cake upon which were nine
/ burning candles representing the num-
/ her OF years OF their little hostess. The
affair proved TO be quite enjoyable
throughout. She was kindly remem-
bered by her little friends in the way OF
presents BETTING TO one so young.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Teasdale entertain
ed number of their friends az a card
party at their residence on Sixteenth
street last Tuesday evening. The affair
was enjoyed by all present.
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Mrs. John J. Jones entertained a
number Of young people at her resi-
dence on North Main street, IN honor Of
her niece, Miss Noe Lewis, Of Pitts
burg, who is her guest.
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Miss Ethel Bailey entertained a few
Of her friends at her residence on Thir-
teenth street, last Friday evening.
Conversation coupled with refresh
meGts helped to make pleasant even
] INK ANL Luo JOuue tOtAN'
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Miss Annie Hess gave q delightful
euchre party 10 a number OF her friends
/ last Thursday evening at her beautiful
suburban residence in Pleasant Valley.
/ Twelve tables were in progress during
/ the evening, and marked interest mani
/ tested the game until the contest was
/ brought 70 n close. Miss Anna Lang
I capturing the first ladies' prize and Mr..
/ Osnald Schriver the first gentlemen's
I prize, Miss Annie Piarr and Carl Goethe
! securing the second prizes. After re-
! freshments of an appetiZing nature we're
served the guests were brought to the
city on a special motor. The affair was
certainly most delightful throughout.
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The Wheeling Cyclers will give
dance on next Thursday night in their
hall. This will be the last hop in this
hall, as the club will soon remove to
quarters up town.
~
On Wednesday evening number OF
the members Of the COtilion Club met
at the residence of Hiss Bessie Rice on
Fourteenth street TO make farewell
call on Miss Rice previous to her de-
parture for Baltimore and Washington
city, where she goes TO remain quite a
lengthy period. The gathering was an
exceedingly pleasant and memorable
one.
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The Alert Club, of the South Side, will
give their second select hop at CyclerS'
hall, Wednesday evening, April 5th.
Music by Kiilmeyer.
Misses Lou and Anna Strange ten
dered a delightful party to a number OF
their friends, at their home on North
Market street, last Thursday evening.
Dancing and cards were the evenings
diversions, and an appetizlng repast was
discussed at midnight.
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