Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-08-26

a festive gathering Thursday evening.
A score Of guests were handsomely en-
tertaiAed by the hostess.
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Mr.. aud Mrs. VIM. Gardner were at
home TO their friends at their residence
on Fifteenth street Tuesday evening.
Dancing and other forms OF social
amusements made up the programme OF
very enjoyable evening
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About two hundred members OF the
Boquet Club, an Island social organiza-
ton, enjoyed an outing at RidgeHay's
Grove, west OF Bridgeport, Thursday
afternoon and evening.
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A surprise party al the home OF Peter
Wendell, on Twenty-fourth street, COM
plimentary to his son, Peter Wendell,
Jr., was Que Of the notable social events
of the week In that section OF the city.
A mandolin and guitar club furnished
excellent music for dancing, and other
amusements were INDUCED In until
after midnight, with an intermission az
that hour for refreshments.
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One OF the most notable events OF the
week was the dance given at the home
of Miss Name Kennedy, out the Ma
tional road. by number Of gentlemen,
complimentary 10 their lady friends.
The extensive grounds surrounding the
house were brilliantly Illuminated with
numerous Chinese lanterns, while the
Interior was beautifully decorated with
ferns and potted plants.
About thirty-fve couples were pres
ent, among whom were several visitors,
Miss Smyth. of Newark, O.; Miss Elder,
of Sistersville, and Miss Lamb, OF
Washington, d. c. The evening was
pleasantly spent in dancing and prone
nading TO the tuneful strains or the
Banjo, Mandolin and Guitar Club.
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An enjoyable farewell party was
given by Miss Barbara Joyce Friday
evening complimentary TO her guest,
Miss Nellie Pickett, OF Washington, Pa.
Music, dancing and games made up the
programme Of entertainment. Refresh
ments were served at the usual hour.
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Wednesday evening there was pleas
ant surprise party al the residence OF
Peter Wendell, corner Twenty-third
and Water streets, the occasion being
birthday celebration in honor Of Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Wendell. There was a
large crowd of friends and relatives
present. A pleasant time was had by
all present. Refreshments were served
at a seasonable hour. Dancing and
music were the main features OF the
evening.
Miss Della Wallace, Of Elm Grove,
entertained q number OF her friends
Tn, rSday evening in honor OF her
fri I'd, Miss Clara Ashley, of Wheeling.
Refreshments were served, and pleas
ant time was had by ell.
On Tuesday evening a delightful
gathering, in the nature OF a door
step party" was rendered Miss Rose
Tucker, the popular bookkeeper az
Houses music store, in honor or her
departure for Cleveland, Toledo and
other western points.
A pleasant evening was spent by all,
and Miss Tucker proved charming
hostess. Refreshments were served at
a seasonable hour.
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Miss Emma McNash, OF No. 2710
Jacob street, has issued invitations TO
number Of her friends for a social event
at her home Tuesday night in honor OF
Miss Bertha Philpot, of Ravenna, o.,
who is her guest. A highly social time
is planned.
The "Snowbal Social and Outing
Club" spent a very pleasant day at Til
tonville yesterday. The affair was in
the nature OF basket picnic, Thorn
sons large picnic wagon being char
tered to convey the young folks to their
destination.
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A very swell hop was given by the
Terpsichorean club, OF New Martins
vile, in Elliott's opera house on Friday
evening. This club has a well-earned
reputation for giving enjoyable dances,
and most OF those receiving invitations
attended. Following are the names OF
some of those present: Misses Mabel
McComas, Lena Umstead, Lillian FAX
en-, Maggie Welsh, Jessie Harnosook,
Lizzie land aMary Slender, Jessie and
Mamie McEldowney, Annie Ruthmiller,
Alice Daugherty, Mary and Gussie Mar
tin, Jennie Bruce, Miss Marie Talbot,
OF Sstersvlle, Miss Martin, Of
ParkerSburg, MeSsrs. John Denny
John Beadi, r. r. Stealey, w. 7. Sidell,
Leonard Hall, Samuel Wells, Ira Fitz-
gerald, Robert and Hugh McEldowney,
Liiah Pats, +. c. Tyler, James Hill,
George Crawford. Mrs. Dora Cox. Miss
John McMun, Mr.. and Mrs. JEFF Wyatt,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Slender, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert McEdowney, MIR. and Mrs.
w. MEG. Hall, George w. Leichtner
and others.
Geo. j. Kleeh, of the Donaldson Car
rage Co., was married in Pittsburg last
May to Miss Josephine FreiSe, daugh-
ter of Mr.. VIM. Freise, the Fifteenth
street contractor. The marriage was
kept q secret until few days ago,
when the facts leaked out, and Mr..
Kleeh gave an informal banquet to q
few OF his friends, Congratulations,
have been showeren upon the happy
couple ever since the facts became
known.
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The "Registcr'- win be pleased to pub
iIsh in this department., any communica-
tons w tch are sent TO tho oftice, with the
signature Of the writer attached. "Suo-
scribsr,' "ConstRnt Reader" etc, are not
embraced in the word signature"
A Considerable Improvement
Work will be begun in the morning
on big Improvement at the livery
stable OF Peter Erb, al Sixteenth and
Matn streets. An additional story Of
brick is to be put on the stable. The
entire building is TO be remodeled.
Horses will be kept in the second story
when 10 is completed, aud they will be
taken there by an incline from the in
terror of the stable. The new addition
will be fitted up with over one hundred