Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-28

ceremonies were as usual full Of grace
and beauty; the address and reply re-
markably well rendered and the whole
scene replete with au Arcadian charm,
which the more brilliant festivities OF
maturer years will fail to possess.
After the coronation a graceful fancy
dance by two little FAIRIES afforded much
pleasure, and a stately mlnuet by older
dancers showed ia the dignifed move
manta and aesthetic pose, the skill and
assiduity OF the teacher, and the faith
ful practice combined with native grace
OF the performers. The young ladies
were ta~stefully attired and evidently as
much gratifed by the consciousness OF
looking their best, as any bellies OF more
%pretentious gatherings. The music was
good aud the haad painted tablets were
as con~scienciously consulted, at the be-
ginning Of each dance, as il ONE court
ly gallant awaited each lady's hand.
The tables for supper were tastefully
arranged and the menu most sppetiz-
ing"
Misses Emma and Louise %Steinbicker
entertained a few friends In q hospit-
able manner one evening last week.
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An enjoyable bowling party was given
at the Park Tuesday evening by about
twelve couples Of society folks.
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Invitations will be issued in few days
for the wedding OF Will Decker, a pop
ular young man of this city, to Miss
Addle, daughter of Chas. Hagedorn, Of
35l1 Jacob street, The ceremony vii!
be performed at the home Of the brides
parents Thursday, June Sth.
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Miss Norma Wagner delightfully."- en-
tertained the social club Of which she
Is a member, at her home on South
Jacob street, one evening during the
week. The affair was given in honor Of
| Zachariah Hathaway q popular young
gentleman Of Findlay, o., who is visit
ing friends here. The evening was
spent in the usual social amusements.
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The VII ceiling Turner'S will give q
select dane ut their hall Tuesday even
ing, complim entary to the class which
leave shortly for Milwaukee and the
Worlds Fair.
Many rooms in the different public
schools, and all Of the paroGchial
schools are making arrangements for
the annual picnIcs to be giving before
the close Of school.
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Miss Ellen Ermine was very agreea-
] ~ ....-f.o1 % har hNma in tho EaSt
End, Friday evening. large number
Of friends spent the evening in dancing
and kindred amuSements, with an inter-
mission at the usual hour, when lunch
con was spread.
The Minuet Club gave an enjoyable
moonlight picnic Tuesday evening al
Giles orchard, five miles up the river.
The club meets every other Tuesday.
Wednesday before last 1t was entertain
ed by William OFT, IN honor Of the TWEEN
! ty-frst anniversary of his birth.
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Cards were issued last week for the
wedding OF ex-Sherif Lewis Steenrod,
of Ohio county, and Miss Blanche Dun
levy. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. SeY-
mour Dunlevy, OF Bridgeport. The
ceremony will take place al S o'clock,
June 7th, at the Kirkwood NJ. Z.
Church.
Last Wednesday night, at her home
out Caldwelr's run, Miss Maggie Ruth,
gave 8 party to about thirty couples Of
her Wheeling friends. The occasion
was 3 highly pleasing one.
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oThe Commencement Hop 10 be given
under the auspices Of the LInsly Senior
Class at their armory on the 9th 0f
June promises 20 be a great event. The
Opera House orchestra will furnish the