Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-21

luncheon was a feature which came In
for a share of praise from the guests.
Miss Caldwell proved herself q most
hospitaole hostess. The affair was so
enjoyable that another German Will
probably be given In the near future.
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Mr.. Harry Mercer, of Caldwell, o.,
and Miss Jennie Jones, of the Island,
were married Monday evening at the
home of the brides sister, Mrs. james
Ford, on Gravel Hill, Bellaire. Rev.
Collier, of the South Bellalre nj. Il.
church, offciated. After the ceremony
an informal reception was held.
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Mr.. Clyde Leasure and Miss Jessie
Swartz, both Of Bridgeport, were quiet
ly married on Monday last, at the home
of Miss Stillwell, a sister OF the bride.
Only a few intimate friends were pres
emit.
Miss Sallie Miller entertained a num-
Der of friends in a h%ospitable manner
at her home on Third street, Martins
Ferry, Tuesday evening.
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Miss Stella Martin, eff Bellaire, cele-
brated her sixteenth birthday by enter
tanning a number of her young friends
az her home in Bellaire Monday even
ing. Dancing and cards were the
evenings amusements, and an excellent
luncheon was discussed at eleven
o'clock.
Several young ladies OF Bsnwood ar
ranged a hop which was given at Do
lan's Hall Friday evening. Prof. Chas'
Killmeyer made the melody for the
tepsichorean devotees.
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Last Sunday RABBI B. A. Bonnheim
united in marriage Mr.. Louis De Goote
and Miss Jeanne Field, of Baltimore.
The ceremony was performed at the
home Of the groom.
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The Ideals will give a bowling party
at the Park tomorrow evening.
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There was an asssmblage Of little
misses at the residence OF Mr.. f. G..
Caldwell on fourteenth street, Friday
evening. The occasion was a party
given by their little daughter, Lee, to a
number of her girl friends. The even
ing was pleasantly spent In dancing
and various games. Refreshments
helped TO add TO the pleasure OF the
evening. The little ladies departed
about midnight after having spent a
pleasant evening with their charming
hostess.
Another OF the series OF enjoyable
hops will be given AZ Franzheim's Hall
tomorrow evening, and judging from
the present indications the affair will be
marked by a larger attendance than
any vet given. The Opera House or
chestra has been engaged for the occa-
sion, and all are assured a good time.
The dance is being managed by Mr..
Guy T. Scott.
The Wheeling Turner'S will celebrate
Memorial Day with adance at their hall
in The evening. Killemyer will play.
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A select dance was given at Bishops
Hall, on Eighteenth street, Friday even
ing. About twenty-five couples spenta
few hours very enjoyably dancing to
Guthart's music.
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A little gathering assembled at Mrs.
Stones on last Tuesday night to have a
carpet sewing party. During the even
ing Miss Kate Swady rendered an excel
lent piano selection, accompanied by
Harry Wales and Louis Stiner. Miss
Lizzie Sueller and Anna Sueing recited
Adventures OF Ashworth's Bill" Anne
LA REEVES and Mamie Stone sang a very
touching song, "Woo Neatha," while
Prone Willis delivered a recitation, "Pat
Black" Miss Anna Zinkler made the
"kinstle," which was %partaken Of at
midnight with hearty relish.
The members Of the w. B. P. P. Club
were handsomely entertained last Wed
nesday evening at the residence OF Will
Hannah, one OF its members. After
spending a very enjoyable evening ar
rangementS were made to entertain
their lady friends with a picnic in the
near future.
Mr.. Albert L. Wlncher and Miss
Lille Slater of the Island, will be uni
ted in marriage on June 18th, at the
homo of the bride on North Front
street.
The Island Club re%organized last
night, and will extend its membership.
The organization contemplates the
renting of the hall in the new Myers
building, corner Of Virginia and Penn
streets.
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Miss Mary Shork was pleasantly sur
prised by number of her friends on
Thursday evening, at her home in the
East End. The occasion was the ami
versary OF her birth. The evening was
spent in a very enjoyable manner, and a
luncheon was discussed at the usual
hour.