Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-16

Those present were: Misses Lena Long,
Mary Kenney, Emma Voar. Regina
Mccormick, Wayne Marion, and Mr..
| George Clover, Mr.. Thomas Rafferty,,
Mr.. Drew Roberts, w. w. Hastings,
Harry Gartley, Frank G. Erpe, Henry
Bruce, Albert Oliver, Fred Snider,
George Oliver, Tom Rafferty, and JOS.
Redecker.
The South Side club known as the
Tuberose gave a grand boating party
on Thursday night to Bellaire where
refreshments were served.
NEARBY TOWNS.
A very enjoyable dance was given In
Dolan's hall, Benwood, Thursday even
ing, under the management OF Mr..
! Charles Fox, of Wheeling. Killmyer
made the music. AT s~easouable hour
refreshments were served.
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The ST. Anthony's Catholic Club, for
the instruction and recreation OF its
members, has been organized In the
| Church OF St. Anthony OF Padua, In
| Bridgeport. 1t will meet on Thursday
evening Of each week.
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The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Ben
wood NJ. E. Church continued the social
and entertainment on Monday evening
At the church. The affair was a COM
plete success.
A quiet wedding was solemnized at
tho Presbyterian parsonage IN Kirk
wood Wednesday evening, in which the
happy principals were Mr.. VIII Moore,
son of Mr.. Jesse Moore, of West Wheel
ing, and Miss Viola Brown, a charming
young lady of Bellsire. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. j. NJ. Stevens.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Moore will make their
home in Bridgeport.
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Mr.. George r. Hennig, formerly Of
this city, and Miss Elizabeth Kirkwood
Pierce, were the parties TO u pretty
wedding ceremony which was performed
at the home of the brides parents in
Wellsburg, Wednesday afternoon.
! After the Goth inst, Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
mig will be at home at No. 1894 Fulton
avenue, Chicago, III.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Oswald Schick, OF
Bridgeport, who have inst returned
from l visit TO Germany, were surprised
to receive an unexpected visit from a
merry and congenial party OF their
friends, last Tuesday evening. They
proved. most agreeable host and hostess,
and their guests departed reluctantly,
after a season Of pleasure unalloved.
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J. j. Ebberts, Jr., who recently To-
Gated on his new farm near Elm Grove,
entertained 6 number OF friends with
a house warming last Sunday.
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A pleasing soiree was given at the
home Of Mr.. Fred Roth. in Fulton,
Tuesday evening, complimentary TO his
guest, Miss Carrie Yarling, of Kent, o.
About forty persons were present.
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Two very pleasant events or the
week In Wells0urg were teas given by
Miss Lloyd on Wednesday, and Miss
Lauck on Friday, in honor Of Miss Kate
DIS, OF Parkersburg, W.. Va.
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A delightful soiree was given by Miss
Lucy Bags, OF Bridgeport, Thursday
evening, complimentary to her charm
ing guest, Miss Annie McGlenn, OF Mt.
Pleasant. A delightful season was
spent in music, dancing and kindred
diversions.
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Invitations have been received here
for the wedding Of Mr.. Edgar r. Han
shaw, a prominent merchant OF Burton,
and Miss Alice Hoge, of Green county,
Pa. The wedding will take place at
Oakland, Nd, on the 18th inst.
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Miss Lille Conner, a charming young
lady Of Long Run, entertained at her
beautiful home Thursday evening.
Twenty-Five couples OF young folks,
some from this city, enjoyed the event.
The G%reggsville orchestra furnished
music for the occasion. The most de-
licious Of refreshments were served.
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Mrs. Jacob Ehni was pleasantly sur
prised at her home in West Bridgeport,
Thursday evening, by a large party OF
friends and relatives, in honor Of her
birthday. She received several hand
some presents.
So
Cunning EVENTS.
Each week the interest In the Charity