Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-11-12

dation to the business men Of this town
This will also be a fine opportunity FOL
ladies to do their Christmas buying, a
the fancy table viii contain many nov
elites. The doll table will delight the
children; as will also the Jack Hornel
pie. Any who have tasted the candy
made by the young ladies will know
that that table will be q popular fes'
ture. No admission fee will be asked
and the prices of the lunch and article:
for sale will be moderate in the extreme
The proceeds are for home missions and
to assist the poor of our town.
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About twenty-five married couples call
ed upon Mrs. Joseph BREEDING at her
home on Fourteenth street, Monday
eveRIr Mrs. BREEDING did not know
Of their coming, and was therefore
taken by surprise, but managed to re-
cover and gracefully receive their con-
CALCULATIONS upon reaching her both
birthday. The affair was arranged by
Mrs. Leopold and Mrs. Woke. After a
short season OF social amusemsnts at
Mrs. Breiding's home, the entire party
repaired to Horas' Hall, where dancing
and kindred amusements were INDUCED
in. Guthart made the music, and an
excellent supper was provided.
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Aquiet but very pretty wedding took
place Thursday evening at eight o'clock
at the home Of the brides parents on
Zane street, Island, In which the con-
tracing parties were Miss Annie r.
Murphy, daughter Of Mr.. James +.
Murphy, the well-known compositor,
and Mr.. W. w. Rock. a prosperous
farmer OF Somerset, Pa. Only a few
relatives and intimate friends were
present. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. DR.. A. B. Riker, pastor OF the
Fourth street NJ. E. Church. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rock left next morning for theiI
future home in Somerset.
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Tuesday evening at the home OF Miss
Sadie Carr, on South Chapline street,
there was q pleasing soiree. The Alert
Banjo, Mandolin and Guitar Club made
excellent music, and L. Snider, late OF
C~leVeland's minstrels, rendered several
selections. The ladies present were:
Misses Auber, Carr, Smith, Seely and
Lenegan, and the gentlemen were l..
Snider, Herbert Schele, Daniel Reeves,
Herman Frederick, Fred Powell, Jos.
Quinn, William Watson and Francis
Gleason. Excellent refreshments made
the occasion more enjoyable.
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The Young Peoples Social Union OF
the Wesley NJ. Z. Church were enter
talned on last Monday evening at the
home of Mr.. Harry Radcliffe, on South
Eoif street. An excellent programm
of vocal and instrumental music was
rendered, and refreshments served at 6
~seasonable hour, were features of the
evening. &"%
Miss Lizzie Bachmann, OF Eotf and
Twenty-second streets, handsomely en-
tertained about twenty Of her young
friends at her home last Tuesday even
ing. Cards and dancing combined will
elegant refreshments served at a sea
sonable hour, made up o pleasant even
ing for all.
The Wheeling City Band, Of the
South Side, is making great prepare
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21st of this month. The band will be
assisted by Mrs. Kate Michael Fitzger'
aid and other local talent. The atfail
promises to be a great success.
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At the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joyce,
on Twenty-second street., there was q
merry assemblage Of young folks one
evening last week, the occasion being
the birthday Of their daughter, Miss
Sallie. The hostess was assisted In en-
PERTAINING by Miss Alice West. At a
~seasouable hour refreshments were
served.
Next Thursday evening there will b
a pleasing social event given at the
home of Miss Lena Walford, of South
Jacob street. A number of young folk,
are invited and they anticipate a de-
lightiul event.
Miss Nettie Craft celebrated her six
teenth birthday by entertaining a mum
Der OF misses and masters at her home
in Triadelphia last Monday evening
The affair was a complete surprise X
Miss Nettie, but she proved equal to TIT
occasion, and entertained in q delight
full manner.
The Marcellus Club has issued invi'
tations for a hop to be given at the Mer
camille Club rooms, on Tuesday evening
Of next week.
Miss Mary LeIbert entertained a mum.
Der OF her friends at Horas' Hall, or
Fourteenth street, Wednesday evening.
About thirty-ive society folks spent {
delightful evening In dancing to Guth
arts music.
At Horas' Hall on Fourteenth street
a very enjoyable society event was giver
Thursday evening. It was arranged By
Misses Mollie and Sallie Hall. Abou'
twenty couples were present. The
hours were whiled away pleasantly ir
dancing to Guthart's music.
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The marriage of Mr.. Berry Lee Prld'
die, of Huntington, Deputy Marsha
under United States Marshal Sam Vim
son, to Miss Mayme Bush, took place
at the Second City last Wednesday. Mr.
Priddie is we'll known throughout the
State, and is a universal favorite. Miss
Bush is a Blue Grass belle, and besideI
beauty she possesses unusual intellectual
accomplishments. Their friends wisf
them a happy welded life.
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Invitation cards are out announcing
the marriage OF Andrew Kerkhoff, tn,
popular driver for Zarnitz Bros. Thu
wedding will be on the twenty-eightl
OF this month. The bride will be Mar
Bashof, of East Wheeling. The wed
ding will be quite an elaborate affair
as many guests are invited. After TIT
ceremony the young couple will 90 &
housekeeping in the Sixth ward.