Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-29

friends in a charming manner, al her
home Tuesday evening. A very enjoy
able season was spent in dancing, ana
other forms OF social amusement, sup
plemented by an excellent luncheon al
midnight.
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Miss Mollis O'Brion, OF Mccullough
street, was at home TO party OF friends
Tuesday evening, complimentary TO her
cousin from Pittsburg, who Is her
guest.
Miss Linnie Peters entertained
number Of her friends, last Monday
evening, at her home on North Market
street, in honor OF her guests, Misses
Tillie and Clara Horne, and Minnie
Pfister, of GAINESVILLE; Louis Blocklnger
and Emma Smith. OF Pittsourg'
Dancing was INDUCED In, and pleas
ant repast was discussed. The Connella
Mandolin and Guitar Club furnished
music.
Friday evening Mr.. E. c. Ewing,
President OF the Wheeling Corrugatlng
Company, entertained the office forces
of that com pany and the Whitaker Iron
Works, at Wheeling Park. The party
was mads up Of eighteen gentlemen
The occasion was very enJoyaOie one
A number Of society people are plan
ming an old fashioned barn dance, 10 De
given on the A. l. McColloch farm, on
Bethany pike, next Wednesday evening
The party will go out in hay wagon,
and the terpslchoreau feast will COM
mencs at eighto'clock. The committee
in charge is composed OF Milton McCol-
loch, Joseph Weitzell, Lucian Ridgley,
Gala Mitchell, 7. NJ. Darrah and Fred
Reineke.
He. Wsddsll, Mrs. II. z. Waddell'
Miss Lou Rinehart, Miss Henrietta
Rinehart, W. II. Rinehart, Mrs. V. Nj
Shaffer, Miss Gertrude Fisher, A. c,
Shaffer, T. A. Hoge, Mrs. t. A. Hoge,
Peter Welty, Mrs. Chas. Daugherty'
Miss Mary Lamb and Miss Gertrude
Lamb are the Wheeling people who are
registered at the Hotel Riverside, Cam
brdgeboro, Pa
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A very pleasing society event took
place Thursday evening st the home oil
Councilman ThOmass Killeen, on South
McCoIoch stree.. About fifty Of his
friends, headed by the Caldwel's Run
Cornet Band, called 10 body and ten
dered him an agreeable surprise In
honor OF his fortieth birthday ami
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the parlor, Miss Mollje hilleen pre-
sented the host with handsome silE
umbrella. Mr.. Killeen responded In q
neat speech. The evening was spent
in dancing and kindred diversions. An
excellent luncheon was served at eleven
o'clock. Mrs. Killeen, who did the
honors, was assisted by Mrs. Lahow'
Mrs. Howard, Miss Bee Mullarky, Mrs.
John Killeen aud Mrs. James hilleen'
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Thursday a wagon picnic was given
under the leadership OF Mr.. Frank
Wagner, a popular young man OF SIX
teeuth street. About seventeen couple;
went out in the big wagon OF Mr.
Gala Mitchell. The place selected fol
the picnic was Kelly'S Grove, about ter
miles out the National pike. The wagon
returned about ten o'clock with load
OF tired, but happy young people.
The Z. B. F.'s, of the South Side,
surprised Miss Ella jackson at her hom'
on Woods street, last Tuesday night
aud spent very enjoyable evening
Music. vocal aud instrumental, were
features aud at a seaSOnable hour re-
freshmentS were served.
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Miss Mary Thomas very pleasantly
entertained number OF friends at aeI
home on Hanover street, Martins Ferry
Friday night, in honor OF Miss Emma
Gatcheil. 4 very enjoyable eveaini
was spent in various social diversions
supplemented by an excellent rcpaSt
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Miss Ella Campbell charmingly en-
tertainea about a score of her friends
at her home on North Third street
Martins Ferry, Friday evening.
Mr.. Henry Hoffman, or the Nortl
I End, celebrated his twenty-Srst oirth
day by entertaining a large number o
/ friends Ut his home in the Norts End
/ Monday evening. Among the man,
handsome presents which he received
was gold watch.
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The fortieth birthday OF Mr.. Henri!
Kronewith was celebrated In = pleasing