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

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Everybody attended the Fair during
the week, and there were thousands Of
Strangers in the city. They were all
ight-seers. however, and very few en-
. bertainmeuts were given in their honor.
A number Of visitors will remain this
w,sk, and several very pleasing sOlrees
nod receptions are being arranged. TIE
Wheeling beaux aud bellies aIe nesrly
all home from the resorts, and there
will be Frightening up Of social mat
ters during the next few weeks. The
winter season at nome will be gay
Apne.
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me OF the mGst interesting Of the
ective alIhrs, TO which society is
fsrWArd with pieaSurabls ex-
~ the charity circus The
ses which have been named,
opposed of energetic ladies' and
men. All are bard az Work, aud
h surprises are promised. The
c will discover that there is much
nt talent Ia Wheeling, and the saw
q and ring 10 the big tent, will be
Se scene OF some apparently incredi-
BE feats. OF course, nobody expects
the performances To approach ir poiat
- Of artistic excellence, the work OF
professionals, but the programme al
ready partly outlined, will furnish an
excellent evenings entertainment
Then too, its all for sweet charity, and
that fact alone is Sufficient 10 insure 3
large attendance.
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One OF the most charming events Of
the season took place az TgtOnyille at
Wilson's Hall, Friday evening. With
music, sOcIaOijty aud daOCing 20 the
strains of the VilSOu-SchOckley OrcheS-
ira the evening was quickly passed.
Those present were: Misses Alice
Moore, Lucy Moore, Katie Roth, Mia
ME Schockley, Ellie West, Mile Coma
wav, Mary Kelley; MeSSrs. Harry Til
ton, Robert Reed, Robert West, JOhn
YOungman, Albert N0ungmaU, Robert
Taylor, Henry kuckuck, Charles Wal
terS. Hugh CuSjcS, Barton Jones, Rob-
ert Darrah, Those present from dis
lance were: Misses Jennie MarthenS
aud Flora Reno, Allegheny; Miss Goth
ran, Patton's Run; Miss Kearner,
Wheeling.
The Wheeling Bowling Association
has decided 10 reserve the elegant base
menl alleys for ladies aud their escorts,
with Two evenings each week for ladies
exclusively In order 10 encourage
ladies 20 indulge Ia this popular and
~ De5TIrrTT'TIorT EnGseUreut, ths alleys
will be free TO ladies' at certain hours,
on three days Of each week, Bowling
promises 10 be 4 craze this winter.
Mr.. Edward Schofeld, OF Martins
Ferry, was Joined in marriage last
Wednesday afternoon 20 Miss Mary
Weeks, Of Bridgeport Tue wedding
took place al the residence CT the
brides uncle, Mr.. shannon Bartou, in
Bridgeport.
The marriage OF Mr.. C. J. Miller, dec
orator of the Warwick pottery, 70 Miss
Anna ShulZ. Of South Chapilue street,
will take place at the parsonage Of the
German NJ. Z. Church, on Thursday
evening, October l'h.
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Mr.. William S. Barber, the popular
delivery CLERK for Geo. 5. SuteI II Co.,
Snd Miss Maggie, the accomplished
laughter of Mr.. Abraham Glasgow,
were the happy principals In very
pretty wedding which vas Solemnlzed
az the home OF the brides parents on
East Eleventh street, Wednesday even
ing 40 $50 o'clock. Au eXce.leu, wed.
r.. hnHN q
groom were handsomely remembered
by host Of friends.
Miss Cora Moore delightfully."- enter
taiued a cougeu,aI party OF her friends
a. her home ia West Wheeling, last
Saturday evening.
Monday evening Miss Mary Holman
pleasantly entertained number OF
friends al her home on North Market
street
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Wednesday afternoon, September 3.
1894, az two O'Clock, very pretty we'd
ding occurred in which the contract
ing parties were Mr. Henry L. kurtz
aud Miss Rebscca Il. Bauer. The cere-
mOny was performed az the residence OF
the Rev. Samuel SchwGrm, pastor OF the
English Lutheran Church. The at
tendants we're Mr.. George w. Spencer
aud sMiss Dora Z. Bartolas, cousin OF
the bride The bride was handsomely
attred iu white silk with point lace and
pearl trimming. After tEe return OF
bridal party an elegant supper was
served az the home OF the brides
mother, No. lS5 Sixteenth street. Mr..
and Mrs. Kurtz received a great many
handsome presents.
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A lawn fete which proved a social and
financial success, was given by the
Young Peoples Social Union OF the Wes-
ley M. + Church. at Miller * Radclitfe's
lawns, on South EJf street, Thursday
evening. The decorations were very
handsome, aud the grounds were brill
nantlv lighted with lanterns. The
young ladies' served excellent refresh
ments.
Miss Rose Clarity was the charming
hostess to a party Of young ladies aud
gentlemen, az her home on South Chap.
~ line street, Wednesday evening. Dane
fSS.WaS the chief diversion Of the even
ing. = Excellent refreshments were
served during the evening.
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Twenty five young society folks Of
the South Side. called upon Miss Louisa
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