Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-25

surprise party 10 Mr.. Lou kirchDer at
/ his home, on Waddel's run. Dancing,
games and music furnished amusement
/ for all. The host was equal TO the Oc-
caSiOn, and entertained In a most pleas
ing manner. AZ q reasonable hour re-
freshments were served, to which all
sid ample Justice. Among those pres.
mt were: Misses Eupha Hutchinson,
Emma Reese, Matte and Louisa kirch-
ner, Emma Murray, Kate Talbert, Mary
and Carrie Kirchuer, Katie and Minnie
Ncholaus, Birdie Kirchuer, Sophia
Fisher, and Messrs. Frank Cox, Wise
Crisis, Baird Nicholaus, Harry Robinson,
George S. Biggs, Lou kirchner, George
Eobert, Wise Murray, Charley eagle,
Fred Fisher, Charley Born, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Weisgerber Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Crisis, Mr.. and Mrs OTTO
Kirchner aud Mr., and Mrs. Harry
Uutchison.
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Miss Matte Medill, of Brookside, near
Bridgeport, was the hospitable hostess
TO q number of friends, Tuesday even
ing. Euchre was the diversion OF the
evening.
Miss Ethel Hobbs entertained her
friends with a Washington's birthday
party, az the home OF her parents on
North Fifth street, Martins Ferry,
THURSDAY evening.
a.
/ Miss Jessie Charleton handsomely en-
tertained the young ladies' sewing So
ciety aud the gentlemen friends OF the
members, az her home on Third street,
Martins Ferry, Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. McFadden have
issued cards inviting the members Of
/ Miriam Chapter, Order Of the Eastern
/ Star, TO be present az a rose party and
banquet next Wednesday February
/ 2Stb, at their home on South EoH
street. The guests will be entertained
with music and other social diversions.
. The event is looked forward to with
great pleasure.
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Friday night, friends Of Mr.. Fred
I Bscher assem- bled at his home on the
South Side, TO assist him In celebrating
his twenty-secOnd birthday anniversary.
About twenty-five couples we're present
Dancing was the order Of very enjoy
able season, Prof. KEGS making the
music. Mr.. Bacher was presented dur
ing the evening with a handsome dia-
mond stud.
The members OF the Social Purity
Society entertained their lady friends
Friday night az their pleasant club
house. the occasion being the first
ladies' night. The purposes of the or
canization were outlined in a brief
speech by the president Of the society,
and paDers were read by d. q. Phillips,
ESQ. and other members, after which
conversation was engaged in until re-
fresbments were served The members
and guests report a most delightful
time. and il is expected that the ladies'
nights. which occur on each Friday
evening, will become very popular.
This is a new aud rapidly growing or
/ qaDization, designed 70 furnish a
pleasant resort, supplied With
GOOD. wholesome literature and
D UuFe. harmless 1muecLuCutci AbA VIZ
numerous class Of young men
whose evenings are unemployed and
who are ia consequence much exposed
TO the many temptations surrounding
them. and which have been the means
of accomplishing the ruin Of many OF
the most promising young men. The
society is nor political, aud any young
man Of good character OF the age OF
sixteen years OF over Is eligible 10 mem
bership, regardless Of religious creed.
Debates will be INDUCED in upon
popular themes, and papers will be
read from time to time by some OF the
talented gentlemen OF the city upon
subjects which might be deemed Oepe-
fcial 10 the members of the SOCIETY. a
cordial invitation is extende3 TO sny
Young man who is at loss ow to spend
! his evenings pleasantlyraaa protitaaoly,
10 visit the clRAIEouss st 46S Ooai
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