Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-07

uc hmusemenS or tho evening con-
sisted OF games and dancing. Board
Bros. rendered some fine selections on
the violin. An excellent luncheon was
served at q seasonable hour. Among
the visiting guests were: Miss Arnst, OF
Riversville; Miss Evs Carpenter, OF
Warrington; Miss Lizzie Kane, OF
Wheeling; Miss Mollie Connolly and
Mrs. Farrell. OF Littleton; Messrs. Ford,
ODonnell and stewart OF Pittsburg.
In all about twenty "a pies were pres
ent, and all spent a Mighty enjoyable
evening.
Edward Dice, OF Roney's Point, en-
tertained his friends last Tuesday night
at his home in. q very pleasant manner.
Music was furnished by Epple's orches-
ira. Refreshments were served at the
usual hour.
Miss Mamie V. Cally. OF Charles
street. handsomely entertained a large
number OF her friends at dancing
party Wednesday evening. The Young
people danced until midnight when re-
freshments were then served and dis
cussed. The guests parted at an early
hour next morning well pleased with
their joyful evening.
Tho residence Of 8ir and Mrs. John
Kincaid, No 47G East Long street,
Columbus, Ohio. was the scene or
quiet home wedding, Monday evening,
January frst, 1874 at $ p. IN. Their
only daughter, Lillian y. Kincaid, be-
ing united In marriage To MI. Robert
I, Meeks, OF this city. Rev. DR..
Holmes, pastor OF the Wesley Chapel
oliclated.
None except the Immediate relatives
OF the bride and groom were present.
They received many beautiful aud use
iul presents and have the best wishes
OF a host OF friends.
After the ceremony the guests sat
down to very elaborate wedding
supper.
In Martins Ferry, Miss Bessie Brady
Kept open house AZ the home OK her IA
Their, Mr. j.. f. Brady, on North Fiitn
street. She was assisted by trio OF
charming young ladies, Misses Bessie
Griffith, Lena Mckay, and Mayme
Thomas. Miss Clcod Anthony also re-
ceived at her home on Broadway, as
sisted by Misses Maggie Moore, Nettie
Williams and Clara Sheets.
Miss Lydia Burge, OF South EoT
street, entertained her friends last
wednesday night At hcr home in
pleasant manner Refreshments were
served and good music was furnished.
those present were: james Gibbons,
Charlie Stein, Robert Vance, Joe Stro-
bel, william Boycott. EDDIE Rose. Har-
~ Kennedy, Elmer Burge, Elwood
Seybold. Misses Minnie Kennedy,
La IRA Horstmann, Annie BistOw, Cora
= @ b .. o. ID q
Hanke, Stella Cook and Ida Burge.
-
The Teutonia Singing Society will
give its annual masque ball next
"Wednesday evening. The COMMITTEE
in charge IS composed OF Charles Dan
nenberg, Il. Woke, Chas. kronjaeger,
u. Reuter- and IL. Remke.
Quitsa enjoyable and pleasant affair
on New Years was tho thirty-seventb
anniversary Of the marriage OF MIR. aud
Mrs. John Patterson and vile, al their
home about four miles west OK Bridge
port. Rev ). II. Boyd, Of Martins
Ferry, who oihciated on the above occa-
sion, was present. They were the re-
Of many useful presents. All
their children, ten in number, wore
present.
-
On New Years day Mr. and Mr.. e.. T
w. Simpson entertained number Of /
friends In u very pleasant manner at .
their residence on Oh south Chapline |
street.
Miss Laura Vogler, a pleasing young
lady Of South Main street, entertained /
her friends last Friday evening, at her
home, in delightful manuer.
WIN. Roles, a we'll known welder al
the Riverside, ana Miss Mamie AtweU,
or Thirty-third street, a popular young
lady, will oe married next "Wednesday
At Father Muien's par ors. Their resi-
dence will be on South Jacob street.
Miss Maud Powuall, OF South EoR
street, entertained her friends at her
home last Monday evening in pleasant
manner. Dancing was enjoyed and the
best Of refreshments we're served.
The cape May May Club" will give
select hop at Menge 81 HowIey's
hall on the 10Th inst. Good music and
an enjoyable time are guaranteed TO all
who attend.
The Island Bouquet Club met again
on Thursday evening at Mrs. McLain's
residence, on the Island, and spent
very sociGb'e evening. Tho club ad-
mitted several new members, one Of
whom was young lady from Uuion-
town, Pa, spending her holidays in
wheeling. The club has now about
forty members aud IS receiving prop
, os lions at every meeting.
Cards are out for a private dance 10
ba given 40 HOdgens' Hnu, IN Portland,
o., on Thursday, the 18th inst.
-
One OF the most enjoyable events
/ thet has occurred in 1T. Pleasant sorl-
ETY. Cor some time wac a full dress re-
| cept'on 30 the Hotel Burriss. Friday
evening, given by Hiss Anna Goruch.
/ iu honor OF her guests. lIs. Frank
Church and Miss Maud Bennett. OF
wheeling. Dancing prevailed, and at
midnight the guests repaired to tho
large dining room, where au elegant
supper Was discussed. The dining room
I was beautifully decorated for the occa-
| sion. Tho costumes worn by the iadIe.
were very handsome. The guests were
/ from -teubenvile. Miog0 and Wbcrl
o