Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-11

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wishes of their friends Guthart fur
nIshed excellent music for dancing and
an elegant supper was discussed.
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Miss Emma vogle was hostess to q
number of her friends at her home on
| South Chapline street one evening last
week, the occasion being the twenty
first anniversary OF her birth.
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John Cordova was rendered an agree
able surprise party Tuesday evening. In
honor of his forty-ffth birthday. The
affair was arranged by his wife, who
also provided an excellent programme
of amusements, and an appetizing
luncheon to close the festivities.
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The annual banquet OF the alumni OF
Richie and Webster public schools Will
take place at the Park Friday evening.
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There was an enjoyable stag party at
Siebert's q few evenings ago, given In
honor OF c. a.. Harter, until re-
Gently the manage OF the Cleveland
Provision Co. The occasion was a
bowling party, and was an event OF
much pleasure. Elegant refreshments
were served. Mr.. Harter will leave
for Tlfin,(O., the 18th OF this month,
when he will engage in the CORRECTION
cry business.
Benjamin Hefner, q %.
& o. workman. and Miss Ida jackson,
both of McMechen, have been married.
The happy couple will make their home
in McMechen.
A few evenings ago Miss Fannie
Newhardt, Of La Belle street, was mar
ried to John Barger, a business man OF
Warrington. The wedding was a quiet
one. The young couple will live In
Warrington after their return from
their trip West.
Friends Of Walter Springer, Of the
South Side, who was recently married.,
rendered him q pleasing serenade on
Friday night.
The Central Garden club rave one OF
their enjoyable hops Friday evening, at
their rooms at the head OF Twenty-sec-
ond street. A large crowd danced mer-
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Guthart. Refreshments were served at
intervals.
The o. w. L. club will entertain the
press, at their rooms on Chapline street,
ta-morrow evening, between the hours
OF 10 o'clock and midnight.
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The home of Miss LYDIA Oliver, on
South Huron street, was the scene OF a
merry assemblage Friday evening. Miss
oliver was surprised by a number OF
friends, to honor the anniversary OF her
birth. The evening was pleasantly
spent with the aid Of the usual social
diversions.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. w. Brennamin have
issued invitations to the marriage OF
their daughter, Miss Edith, to Mr.. VIII
M. Cattell, of Martins Ferry. The GER
emory will take place at high noon,
Thursday, the 22d inst, at Riverside,
Hancock county, the summer residence
of the brides parents. The groom Is
b~ookkeeper for f. w. Banner & Co.
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Miss Lucy Gebhart rendered her
friends a very enjoyable soiree Thurs
day, complimentary to her guest, Miss
Blanche Aries, OF New York. Music,
vocal and instrumental, and the usual
games, were provided. At a seasonal
BILE hour luncheon was discussed In the
dining room.
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Miss May Woods will entertain q
number Of her lady friends next
Wednesday evening at her home at Elm
Grove. The affair will be given In
honor of Miss Swain, Of New York.
The rooms Of the Beeabout Club were
opened Monday evening. Mayors Or
chestra was present, and rendered an
excellent programme OF dance music.
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At the home on North Market street,
Miss Emma DECENT entertained a num-
Der of friends In a very pleasing manner
Tuesday evening. Dancing was the
diversion provided, until ten o'clock,
when a luncheon was discussed. 1t was
after twelve o'clock when the last guest
reluctantly said good night"
Mr.. L. w. Wilson was surprised to
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number of his friends, at his home In
the East End Tuesday evening. de
was nevertheless equal to the occasion.
and proved himself a capital host. The
eyening was spent In the usual way, In
Guiding the customary midnight re-
past.
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The MInuet Club was pleasantly en-
tertained last Tuesday evening by Miss
Kate thinner, at her home on the South
Side. The occasion was one OF unal-
loyed enjoyment.
The regular monthly gathering OF
the Phantom Club took place Monday
evening at the home OF Miss Jennie
Lyons, No. 1155 Market street. In spite
of the disagreeable weather most OF the
members were present. Terpsichorean
Measures found their devotees, and vo-
cal numbers were rendered by the host
ess in a pleasing manner. At midnight
luncheon was discussed, after which
dancing was resumed. Music was fur
nished by the Harmony Mandolin, Gull
tar and Autoharp Club, composed OF
Will Kuhn, Harry Lane and Martin
Ruggaber.
The class of '93 OF the Linsly will
banquet at the Hotel Windsor Monday
evening. Samuel A. BrIlles will ofh-
ciate as POSTMASTER and the programme
of toasts and responses will be as fol-
lows: "Class Of 49," Frank Kincheloe:
1.-THE Ladies'" George Huseman;