Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-06-03

Rodgers, ana MeSsES. Joseph, tr6Q anu
William Conrad, Frank Nleder, Charles
Nesbltt, Edward Daley, Thomas How
ley and Charles Miller.
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The City Hospital benefit races were
twice postponed during the week, on
account OF the disagreeable weather,
much to the disappointment OF the hun
dreds of society people who contem-
plated attending what promised to be
most exciting trials Of speed. Interest
10 racing is by no means confined to the
sterner sex, as the attendance at similar
events in the past, has amply demon
strated. The races will take place on
Tuesday afternoon OF this week. That
they will prove Interesting goes without
saying, and the additional fact that the
proceeds will go TO a worthy causa,
should be sufficient to insure large at
tendance.
The wedding Of Michael Glenn, a
popular Belmont mill man, and hand
some young lady Of the Sixth ward, is
announced as an event Of the near
future.
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The Elks outing at Wheeling Park on
Thursday and Friday evenings will be
prominent society event of the com
ing week. The affair has been extern
sively advertised, and good weather
alone is needed TO make IL one OF the
notable events of the season. Theater
parties have been arranged for both
evenings, not only in this city, but in
all the cities and towns within radius
Of twenty-five miles.
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About a dozen couples OF society folks
went out in Mitchells big picnic wagon
to an old-fashioned barn dance a few
miles back Of the city Friday evening.
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The Madison alumni will hold their
annual reunion and entertainment at
the school building. The banquet will
follow, at the Island club quarters on
Virginia street.
A number Of young society ladies' Of
Martins Ferry gave giugham party
Friday evening at the nome Of Miss
Kate Grier, on South Third street. In
spite of the Indictment weather, there
was a large attendance. The evening
was spent IN dancing, cards and kin
dred diversions, followed by an excel
lent luncheon at midnight
The Alumni Association Of Richie
public school will give its annual ban
Quet this year at Mozart Park, on the
evening Of the 22d inst. This affair
promises TO be one OF the most notable
reunions in the history of that flourish
ing organization. Tickets have already
been issued, and the association will
have a limited number OF guests. The
full Opera House Orchestra has been
engaged. The banquet will be spread
in the new dining hall, by the Park
caterer, Mr.. HOffreuter, and will be fol-
lowed by a programme Of literary eX-
ercises, interspersed with musical num-
bers.
Miss Ella Clator was the charming
hostess to q NUMBER Of her friends, at
her home near Mt. de Chantal, Monday
evening. The guests made mp a most
congenial party, and the programme OF
social diversions aud tooJhSOme lunch
con contributed toward making the
evening one Of unalloyed pleasure.
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The popular Marcellus Club has made
all arrangements for its outing at
Wheeling park on Tuesday evening,
June 18th. As this is the first of
the season the members are doing all
they can to make 1t success. ArranR-
ments are made for supper at the
pa-k restaurant and a special motor
will leave the park at O'clock 3. m.
Professor Charles KiiImeyer will furnish
the music.
The engagement has been announced
of Mr.. j. Friend Hutchinson, Of Park
ersburg, son OF Hon. John A. Hutchin-
son, aud Miss Grace Finnell, one Of
Wheeling's most charming young ladies
and q vocalist Of considerable ability.
The wedding will take place on June
goth.
Last Friday night tn g Misses Rsbecca
and Lottie Fitton entertained at their
home 10 a pleasant manner. The event
was in honor of the eighteenth birth
day OF Miss Rebecca. About ten
couples OF young folks attended and
dancing, excellent music and the most
delicious of refreshments were among
the evenings plea sures.
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Last Wednesday, owing to the in
clemency of the weather, the Good
Templars OF Bridgeport, Bellaire and
Wheeling adjourned their picnic from
Top Orchard, Bellaire, to Good Tenn
p!ars' Hall at Bridgeport. During the
afternoon various and interesting games
were INDUCED in until five o'clock,
when splendid supper was prepared
by the sisters, which was highly APP
preclated, judtng BY the rapid manner
in which the good things were disposed
OF. Selections by Prof. Thomas Rain
bow and music by Miss Grim were
pleasing features Of the evening; after
which q very exciting aud interesting
cake walk took place. The prize was
awarded to Mr. Alb7rt Clark aud lady
by Messrs. Thomas Rainbow and w. A.
Vance who acted as judges.
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A pleasant social was given Friday
evening, al the home Of Miss Jessie
Schrader, on Sixteenth street, the occa-
sion being her birthday. The evening
was very pleasantly passed with music
aud dancing, and refreshments were
served az seasOnable hour.
See our 100 sailor, worth soc Rice's.
DON'T miss the Imperial Clubs Con-
cert, Tuesday eve, June 5.
REAL Nielsen China Figures at
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