Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-30

guests as they alighted from the w. IL
r. G. motor about SIS o'clock. Upon
arriving at the grounds the guests were
received by the hostess, assisted by her
brother, Mr.. Nelson Vance. There be-
ing but thirteen couples, each young
lady was assigned a hammock, and each
gentleman allotted certain length OF
time to remain in each hammock. Al
ter each had progressed around the
circle an elegant collation. was enjoyed,
after which the guests repaired to the
city in a large wagon. The affair was
one of the most enjoyable Of the season,
An enjoyable social was given by the
Misses AIDA and Carrie Cehrs at their
home at Hannibal, o., Thursday even
ing, in honor of their friends, the Misses
Nellie and Freda Ramser, Of Powhatan.
Among those present were DR.. j. h.
Ferguson Of Darlington, E. j. La Roche
OF Bellaire, Mr.. Vetter Of PittsburR,
John Bandi and j. e. Bartlett Of New
Martinsville, w. Va; VIII Rist of Mar
tins Ferry, Frank Muhleman of Proc
tor, w. Va; George Braimclich, Sam
Fisher, E. B. Fisher, Alva VoegtlY. d..
Thoman, Hugh Haskinson, 8. M. Strain,
+. w. Bare, the Misses Alma Neuen-
schwaRder, Lille Kast, Rena Noll, Sadie
Lockwood, Lucy Hofer, Ida Fisher,
Edith Hofer, Minta s. Fisher, Minta A.
Fisher, Ida Noll, Mollie Soiday, Min
ME May, Carrie May, Emma Grannlich,
Nellie Ramser, Freda Ramser, Alta
Strain, Bessie Noll, Clara Neuenschwau-
der, Mrs. c. Hook, Of Pittsburg, and
Mrs. j. Branft, of Wheeling. Progress
sive euchre was the chief feature Of the
evening. Miss Clara Neuenschwander
won the first prize and the BOBBY prize
was awarded to John Bsndi. Refresh
ments were served and vocal and in
strumental music was an attractive
feature.
The fete to be given az the Park by
the 3. P. o. Elks promises to be one Of
the most elaborate affairs Of the sum-
mer season. The concert on the dane
/ ing pavilion will be one Of the best
| features. Madame Kate Rolla, Messrs
Chas. Zulaut and w. 3. Day. and Prof.
| Hermann Schockey will participate.
Then there will be a display Of fire.
works, and concert and dance music
by the Opera House orchestra, which
will make up programme sufficiently
interesting to bring a large response TO
the invitations issued. The hours will
be from five o'clock until midnight.
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A party OF young folks from the Island
rowed up to the Sisters Friday evening.
and after discussing a light luncheon
allowed the boats to drift back to the
city.
Invitations have been issued By Miss
Carrie Lemon for birthday party to be
given at her home on First street, Mar
tins Ferry, tomorrow evening.
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Miss Eva Gaines entertained num-
Der of friends In honor Of her birthday,
at her home In the East End, Wednes-
day evening.
Mrs. Charles r. Behler celebrated her
| ifty.second birthday at the Hotel Beh-
Ter Friday evening. A great many OF
her friends assem- bled at her home In
the evening, and enjoyed season Of So
cial conversation. Mrs. Behler re-
celved a number OF handsome presents.
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Friday evening Miss Gertrude Hoel-
sche entertained a party OF her young
friends in a delightful manner, at the
home OF her father, Mr. Louis Hoel-
sche, on South Jacob street. The eve
ming was pleasantly spent with the aid
Of an excellent programme Of smuse.
ments for the young folks.
Miss Nellie Hallet was rendered an
enjoyable surprise party at her home in
upper Benwood Wednesday evening.
About fifty of her young friends CON-
posed the party which gave her an IN
expected call. The occasion was the
anniversary Of her birth. Miss Nettie
entertained her guests in q charming
manner, and received several hand
some presents, among which was a gold
ring
Mr.. P. ]. Seally, one Of the most pop.
ular and most efficient officers on the
police force Of this city. was united IN
marriage last Wednesday evening at s
o'clock to Miss Armenia Otto, sister OF
Captain William Otto. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. E.
Ia. DOrnblazer, the pastor oil
the English Lutheran Church, and
was witnessed by but few invited