Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-18

Of orner lttle girls lmplore
The boon of riding ON that sled
Painted and hitched as aforesaid,
ANA cell her, Cupid only she
Shall r.dc upon that sled with mel
Tell her This all, and further tell
love he- we1
In one week society viii come forth
from los voluntary seclusion, and there
will be a period Of gayetY in marked
contrast to the duIlnass OF the proceed
ing forty days. Buff entertainments
viii be given during Holy Week, but a
great number OF post.Lenten afairs are
promised, to which the devotee looks
forward, with the most pIeaureable an
ticipatlOn.
The Bowling League championship
season is drawing TO a close. On Thurs
day night The trophy winners will be
known. The contests throughout have
been productive of much good feeling
and wholesome enjoyment, although the
season has not been without los bitter
ness aud contention. OF course this
will all be forgotten when the season
closes, and the leaders viii be cOngratu-
lated by those WHO we're their strongest
opponents TO has been suggested that
che distribution of prizes be made az
banquet, 20 be given at one of the
hotels. The idea lneets with favor from
nearly every member Of the league, and
viii be discussed 40 meeting OF the
Board of Managers, 10 be held this
week.
The Island Club gave an informal
dance 40 its quarters on Virginia street,
Wednesday evening, complimentary 20
D,r. John Armstrong. OF Point Pleasant,
formerly Of Wheeling.
a Quiet but very interesting we'd
ding. was s0iemnized Thursday after
noon. 40 the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Clark, 40 Pleasant Valley. in
which the happy principals we're their
charming and accomplished daughter
Miss Annie, aud Mr. George u. Parks,
formerly of Wheeling and now cap
itahst of Chicago, add member OF the
Board of Trade in that city. Only a
few intimate friends of the bride and
groom were present The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Laverty Greer,
OF Elm Grove. Mr.. and Mrs. Parks left
upon q short wedding tour. They will
, 81 their home in Chicago.
Social Purity Society was ad-
dressed az its club room on Coal street
Thursday evening, by Captain B. b.
Doyener.
Miss Sadie Kunkle entertained about
twenty of her friends in pleasing man
ner, at her home Wednesday evening
The revival OF interest in roller skat-
ing appears 90 be assuming greater pro-
portions every week. a number OF So
ciety people have arranged for car
nival 40 the North End rink 40 some
date after Easter and not yet selected,
for which about one hundred invitations
viii be issued.
Miss Lottis Cox, Of Bridgeport, hos
pitably entertained a party of friends
80 her home in kirkwood, Thursday ey-
ening A pleasant season was spent TO
dancing and kindred social diversions.
Extensive preparations are being
made for the Opera House Orchestra
concert and ball. 90 be given sc the
Ari0n during Easter week. An effort
will be- made Co make the affair more
complete success than any OF the annual
events of ike nature.
Miss Lou Rut,er was the hOspitable
hostess Tuesday evening 90 a party OF
friends at her home iu Eigew0od. The
guests were members of the s. wv. A. ~.
society.
Miss Dora Hubbard pleasantly euter-
tanned the Entire Nous Club Friday
evening at her home on South Front
street
a number OF young people or the
North End made APP q roller skating
parry aud spent several hours very
uleasanlly Monday evening, az the
N0rta End rink, under tne chaperouage
cT Mrs. u. Buchanan. After INDUCING
in this popular diversion, the party re-
paired CD Sheeky's par.0rs, GA Twelfth
street, where they were served with an
excellent spread.
A number OF friends planned and car
ried out surprise upon Miss Eva Bay
less. last Tuesday evening. They as
semb'ed no the home OF one of their
humber. ana called upon Miss Bayless
without any notification. The hostess
was equal 90 the occasion, aud provided
an excellent entertainment Tor her
guests. not the least enjoyable feature
being a toothsOme spread atmidnishG
r.o
Sir. Harry W. Wallace, an employe
OF the Spears Axle Works, and Miss
Jennie NcCaGrey. o popular young
la6v OF the South Side, were quietly
married Thursday evening st o'clock,
In the par.0rs Of the residence of Rev. L.
?. Jordan. uastorof the Cbapline Street
III. ~. church. The happy yOung
couple have gone TO Housekeeping on
the South Side.
Mrs. John Mikels celebrated her
thirty-frst birthday anniversary by
pleasantly entertaining number OF
friends 40 her home on South JACOB
street, Friday night
So
Mr.. William Hull, a prominent Young
business man Of 0oundsvule, aud Miss
Eta Montgomery, OF the South SIDE
were the happy parties 90 quiet wed
ding, which was solemnized Nednes'
cav evening 40 o'clock, by Rev oor'
6an. pastor Of the Chapline Street NJ.
y Church. They viii make their nome
in WOundsVille.