Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-01

participate Ia the dance fingered long
IN the gallery as spectators OF the les
tive scene.
The most pleasureable affair yet given
By the Island Club was its Easter ball,
which attracted a large throng OF So
ciety people to its handsome club quar-
ters on Virginia street, Friday evening.
The music was furnished by the Opera
House orchestra. The decorations were
handsome, the hall presenting a pleas
| ing appearance.
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Monday evening there was a merry
assemblage at the home Of Mr.. 7. +.
Porter, on South Main street, the occs-
sion being the celebration of the twelfth
birthday OF his daughter, Miss Mabel.
Among the guests were a number OF the
friends OF the hostess from Grafton,
BsnwOOd and other points. About forty
couples were present. An excellent
programme Of music, games and other
diversions was provided, and u toothsome
luncheon was discussed at midnight.
A very interesting wedding, In which
the invitation list embraced only lin
tied number OF near relatives AID inti-
mate friends, took place Wednesday
evening az the home OF Mrs. Andrew
Lang, corner Seventeenth aud Wood
streets. Rev. Ullert, pastor OF st.
Johns German church, OBLIGATED az the
pretty nuptial ceremony, aud prononnc-
ed the word which made Miss Nellie
Lang Mrs. DR.. Hermann thinner. An
excellent supper followed. The bride Is
an accomplished young lady, and So
ciety favOrite. The groom IS the popu-
lar manager Of the North Wheeling pot
terry. The esteem in which DR.. aud
Mrs. thinner are held by their friends
was attested by the handsome array OF
costly present which they received
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very quiet wedding took place
Wednesday evening at the rectory OF
ST. Luke's 2. T. Church on the Island
in which the happy principals were Mr..
Joseph A. Pollock aud Miss Clara Leg
gett. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Jacob Birmingham, and was wit
messed BY but few friends Of the happy
couple. The groom IS 8 prominent
young Insurance. man, and son OF Au-
gustus Pollock The bride is bale OF
North Main street, fSvorlte IN society
circles.
Miss Emma Wilson, a popular young
lady OF south Jacob street, entertained
about seven couples OF her friends at
her home Monday evening in delight
full manner. Some young society peo-
nara n
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Mrs Cbistopher Lutz, OF South Eoff
street, was pleasantly surprised Monday
evening a. her home, the occasion being
her fortleth birthday.
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The Mercantile Club gave = skating
carnival at the North End rink Monday
night, which proved to be very enjoy
able affair There was large and con-
genial crowd present.
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The Marcellus Club entertained hand
somely Tuesday evening at the Calumet
CLUB rooms. Prof Killmeyer furnished
the music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Odbert, Of Fair
mont. have issued Invitations for the
marriage OF their daughter, Miss Annie
J.. TO Mr.. Glenn Forrest Barns, on
Tuesday evening, April 18th. Both Mr..
Barnes and Miss OdbOrt are well-known
in this city.
The Wheeling Turnverein will give a
private hop next Thursday evening" Tor
which Ki.lmeyer will play.
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Mr.. Richard P. Robb entertained
about twenty-five Of his friends Wednes-
day evening al his home on Fourteenth
street. The occasion was a very pleas
ant one, progressive euchre forming the
chief feature of amusement Refresh
ments were served at a seasonable hour.
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A delightful surprise party was given
at the home OF Miss Maggie Rees in the
East End, complimentary to Miss Lois
Parker. who will remove to Bader, Pa.
An excellent programme Of social d.
versions made the evening pass pleas
antly, and the guests departed re-
luctantly.
The recently organized Nonpareil
Club will entertain tomorrow evening
A. the rooms Of the Mercantile Club.
The music will be made by Prof. Kill
meyer.
Wilbur Terrell, OF the North End,
very Hospitality entertained large num-
bsr OF his friends at his home Wednes-
dav evening. About twenty couples
we're present. All spent an enjoyable
season 10 dancing and kindred diver
SONS.
Mr.. George Hoelsche, Of Allegheny,
son Of Mr.. Louis Hoelsche, the Eighth
ward grocer, was married last week TO a
well-known young lady OF Allegheny.
His many friends here extend their con-
Rratu!atiOns.
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Fred Leper, OF CaldwelPs run, we'll
know Young man, and Miss Hall, 3
daughter OF Fred Hall, also Of that sec
tion Of the city, were married TUESDAY
evening. After the ceremony there was
A big reception at Mr.. Halls residence,
and many guests we're present The
happy young couple will 60 to house.
keeping out the Run.
The residence Of Mr.. B. j. LinEan, on
I Soutb Eof street, was a scene OF mer-
rimept uuconfned, Tuesday evening.
/ II was masquerade party given by his
dapsbter. Miss Annie. The quaint aud
curious costumes created much amuSe-
ment and there were many surprises
/ when the masks were removed. The
evening was spent in dancing.
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