Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-11-05

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a programme Of social diversions. The
affair was given In honor Of her cousin,
Miss Julia Jones, Of Canal Dover, U.
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Miss Mollis Harris entertained a few
friends 10 a b~ospitable manner at her
home on South Wood street Thursday
evening, in honor OF the eighteenth an
niversary Of her birth.
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Last evening, at her home IN Pleasant
Valley, Miss Amy Chapline very pleas
aDtly entertained the Young Married
Folks Whist Club. The guests went
ont on the seven o'clock Wheeling and
Elm Grove motor, returning to the CITY
81 l1:3O o'clock, on a special motor 1t
was the initial meeting OF the club for
the present season, and proved an o:ca-
sion OF much enjoyment to the mem
bers.
The ladies' OF the Thompson M. f.
Church gave a very successful supper
and social in the lecture room Of the
church, Thursday evening.
A very enjoyable Halloween party
was given by Miss Carrie Orth, at the
home of her parents In Fulton. Dancing
and the ever popular tstfy pulling, were
the principal features OF the evenings
programme of amuSements.
"a
..v- - ot CoIor,gp tho
hosiery so deservedly popular with
Young society folks Of this city. famous
for its late suppers and toothsome
'.wafIes," was the scene OF a merry as
semblage Monday in celebration OF the
twentieth anniversary Of the marriage
Of the proprietor, Mr.. w. b. Hall, and
his estimsble Wife The feature OF the
affair was a dinner, at which about sixty
guests were served.
The South Side class OF Prof. Mullen'S
Dancing Academy gave 4 hop Monday
evening az TeutOnia Hall, on South
| Jacob street, which was one Of the most
epiavable affairs OF the week. killmeYer
| plfyed, and the inner man was not for
gotten.
A score OF misses and masters US
semblsd Monday afternoon at the
bome of Mr.. John L. Stamm, on
Main street, to assist his bright and
winsome daughter Camille to celebrate
her third birthday. Several hours
were spent 10 playing juvenile games,
aud in pulling taffy. The little folks
were treated TO IA excellent feast be-
fore they departed for their homes.
A very pleasant surprise party was
tendered Mir. Sherd Leach Monday
evening, at his home on the South
Side.
Mr.. John Kelley entertained q mum
/ her OF friends in a hOSpitable manner az
his home in upper Benwood Monday
evening.
A number Of South Side ladies gave a
masquerade ball on RallOw Fen at the
Alert Club hall. Killmyer made the
music for the dancing.
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Jacob Melster, leader Of Meister's
baud, Of Etnaville, and Miss Amelia
Yanke, OF South Wood street, a popu-
lar young lady, were married Monday
evening at S o'clock, at the brides
home. There was quite a number OF in
vited guests, and 3 pleasant time was
joyed. The happy young couple will
20 10 housekeeping in Etnaville.
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The Second Presbyterian church vas
well filed with a fashionable ~asSemblaGe
Tuesday afternoon, 10 witness the we'd
ding Of Mr.. Thomas Moore, the popular
salesman at Locke's shoe store, aud
Miss Naomi Carnahan, ar accomplished
and winSOme young lady of the South
side. The ceremony was performed
promptly at two o'clock, the pastor OF
the church, Rev. Dr.. w. II. Cooke Of
fciating. At its conclusion a brief re-
ceptlon was held, and friends and rela-
tiyes pressed forward to extend their
CONGRATULATIONS, and offer their best
wishes. Later Mr.. and Mrs. Moore left
for Philadelphia and other points in the
east on their wedding tour. Upon their
return they will make their home on
South Market street. A pleasant but
surprising incident N connection with
the cefemony was the presence Of a
brother d the groom who has for sew
eral years seen located In California,