Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-01-01

Atkinson, Maude Richards, Mary Moi
fat, Lydia Good, Elsie Whitaker, Eta
Harper, Eleanor Wright, Sue Wright,
Sue Caldwell, Todd Baird, Elizabeth
Mendel, Lon Hubbard, Eta Rinehart,
Laura Dalzell, Holly Patterson, Flor
ence Atkinson, Bessie Rice, Jessie Grad
dock, Laura Caldwell. Helen Caldwell,
Emily Pollock, Daisy Ewing, Lille
Norton, Flora Wilson, Bessie Lamb,
Helen and Ethel McCabe, Of Columbus;
Mamie Patterson, Ella Howell and
Louise Pullen, of Baltimore. Messrs.
Laurence Wheat, Will Brice. Tom
Sweeney, John Sweeney, VIII Turner,
Morgan Miller, viii Wilson, Sam har-
per, Andrew Heiskell, Will Bates, Percy
Norton, James HO 'ell, Arthur Johnson.
Fred Ewing, Joe S. sidel, Gus Atkinson
Latino McLain, Arch Motfat, Lou
Foster, Ed Savage. Charles Lamb,
Howard Mcdonald, Ed Wilde, George
Vardy, Bates Butler, James Crosby,
Morgan Hart and Don Merrinan.
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A most enjoyable family reunion was
held Monday at the residence OF Reason
Darby, at Bellaire. There were present
John w. Darby and wife and two sons
OF Greenfield, Iowa; George w. Darcy.
of Brilliant, Ohio; Frank c. DARBY, OF
Wheeling; William n. Darby, wife and
two sons, of st. GAINESVILLE, and Miss
Lucy Darby, of Bellaire. The only one
of Mr.. Darby's children unable to be
present was Mrs. Kate Robinson, OF
Harrington. Neb.
Tuesdav evening the many friends OF
Miss Lizzie Otte called on her at her
bonse on South McCulloch street, in
honor of her eighteenth birthday. The
eveninn was spent in music and dane
ing. About midnight the guests were
treated TO tempting supper. Miss Otte
received a number Of handsome pres
ents.
Miss Mae Belle Hart entertained a
number of her friends on Wednesday
evening at her home on North Main
street. in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Hoffman. Cards and music were fea-
tures of the evenings entertainment.
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Mr.. Harry L. Fullerton and Miss Clara
Knox. two we'll known young people OF
the South Side, will be married this
afternoon at the Chapline street M. E.
church parsonage, after which they
will depart for Massillion, D., making
it their future home.
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Friday evening the friends Of Miss
Agnes Fipan, Of the South Side, called
on her ia honor of her birthday. The
affair was a highly enjoyable one. Dane
ing followed the serving Of tempting
supper.
A pleasant reception was given at the
home of Misses Ellen and Sarah Gray,
At Martins Ferry Monday. A large
number Of ladies' called during the az
ternoon, each one Of whom was given
souvenir In the form 'of hand. painted
; S7@rd.
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MISS +Sszle Serig entertained her
friends at her home on North Main
street, Tuesday evening", In honor OF her
guests from New Cumberland. The
hours were spent in music, games, ETC.,
uulil mtOulgHh, WuCh eCuhpstHS
mentS were served. The Elite Guitar
Social Club was in attendance, ana rem
dered some attractive music.
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Mr.. Percy Norton entertained q num-
Der of his friends Wednesday evening
at his home 10 Pleasant Valley.
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Nsxt Wednesday, there will be we'd
ding az St. likes Episcopal Church on
the Island. I'D which the officiating par
ties are DR. Edmund Gibbs, OF Balti-
more. Md. And Miss Lulu G. Hildreth.
daughter Of the late Philander c. Hill
dreth.
Thursday evening Mr.. Joe Z. Mayor
pleasantly entertained the social or
sanitation OF the Sears Tennis Club. At
his home on South Penn street The
evening waslpleasantly spent Ia dancing
and adm o'clock refreshments were
discusskd. Adult ten couples were
Thur AZ afternoon in the par.
lors If V. AC AlIord' q the xe.z5
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