Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-06

Der of his friends were present. An-ap-
petizlng lunch was spread during the
evening to which the guests applied
themselves with vim. About twenty
were present and all had good time
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The class OF 'e2 OF the Bridgeport
/ High School was entertained by Miss
Mary Crawford Of Bellaire on Tuesday
evening. There was a full attendance
and the reunion was an unusually happy
one.
The ladies OF the congregation Of the
English Lutheran Church gave a lawn
iete at the Island Bridge Park on
Thursday evening. There was large
attendance and the affair proved to be
a success, both socially and financially.
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At the beautiful home Of Miss Annie
Jacob, midway between Clinton and
West Liberty, there was delightful
| lawn party given last Wednesday after
noon. Quite a number from town were
present, and all report that they had an
exceptionally fne time.
Last Friday evening County Commits
sionsr Jacob Kindleberger's friends
rendered him q surprise, the occasion
being commemorative Of the fifty-third
anniversary OF his birth. About sixty
guests were present, and all were treat
ed in a royal manner. During lie
evening Mr.. KindleberEer was the re-
cipient Of many handsome presents
Miss Kate Serge, Of Caldwelps Run,
entertained number OF young people
last Monday evening. All present had
good time.
Miss Pearl Henderson acted as hostess
to : number of young people last
Wednesday evening.
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On Monday evening there was de-
I llghtful progressive euchre party given
l by the Misses Merge at their residence
on North Main street in honor OF their
attractive young visitor, Miss Bena
\ Ramp Of ParkerSburg. About eight
tables were occupied and the contests
were spirited and exciting. At mid
night the game closed and an elaborate
collation. was served, TO Whlch AL ala
ample Justice. After refreshments the
prizes were awarded TO the winners,
\ Miss Rapp and Mr.. Ben Schiller cap
turing the first prize and Mrs. John
/ Lotus and DIR. f. NJ. Kearns the con-
\ ISOLATION prizes. After the presentation
the guests departed.
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An enjoyable barn dance was one OF
the leading social features OF the week.
| About twenty couples boarded a big
wagon at 6 o'clock on Friday and were
/ driven TO McCOllOugh's barn on Short
Creek, where number OF hours were
spent in tripping the light fantastic.
EiumeVer was on hand ana piano pro-
Yided for dancing. Those present were:
! Misses Emma Roberts, Jennie Carroll,
Sarah Thompson, Jessie Marsh, Emma
Conant, Lola Irwin, Kate All, Kate
Howard, Hannah Edge, Neva Irwin,
Mary Jericho, Lena Elis, Bessie Rshr,
Annie Kennedy, Della Reilly, Lille
Copeland, OF Allegheny, Pa; Messrs.
} Gala Mitchell, Steve Devorszky, Fred
Reiueke. Alex. Riheldaffer, John Arm
strong. Leigh Bailey, NJ. Cooper, Arch
Matthews. Tom Darrah, Ed. Molter,
/ George Matthews, viii Elig, Henry
AM. Joe Weitzel and Charles Shaw, OF
Washington, d. c.
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Invitations are out for the marriage
OF Miss Carrie BartleSon, the charming
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Porter Smith,
20 Mr.. Edwin Alison Poole, the we'll
known artist and engraver, which will
take place at the residence OF the par
ents,on south Huron street, Island, on
Wednesday, August 9, at o'clock In
/ the afternoon.
On Thursday afternoon Misses,
Gertrude and Marths List gave
course luncheon at their residence on
North Main street. complimentary to
lthe Misses Babcoek, OF Cleveland, who
are their guests. Seveu courses were
served. The tables ant dininesroom
were artlstIcailY arranged for the, &C.
casion. The souveniers were delicate
hand-palntsd. boxes tied with lsobon
and filed with almonds. Those present
were; Misses Lily Vance. Martha