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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-30

was made on the yacht about mid
night.
a surprise party was given in honor
of Mr.. Joseph Armbruster, at Alert
Hall, Friday evening.
s&
South Side ladies rendered NJ rs
Charles Horstmanu a surprise party
Wednesday evening, at her home on
South Eoff street, in celebration of her
birthday anniversary. A delightful
season was spent in dancing and other
forms of social pleasure, not the least
enjoyable feature being the luncheon
which was served at midnight.
The summer season, so far as outings
in the county is concerned, was rounded
up in a delightful manner by several
barn dances. Oae OF the most enjoy
able Of these was given at William
Stewards place, near West Liberty,
Friday evening. II was In charge OF
Mr. Joseph Young. a large number Of
invitations were issued, and there were
few who sent regrets. Dancing com
menced about six o'clock and continued
until after midnight, with an intermis-
sion at that hour for refreshments.
The friends OF Miss Lena Schaub, OF
South Main street, rendered her royal
surprise last Sunday evening, in com
memoration of her birthday anniver.
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which will be produced on the Opera
House stage. A number OF leading
society ladies are interested 10 the az
fair, ana rehearsEls are already In pro-
gresS.
The Mercautlle club organized by
electing the following directors: samuel
Kraft, ). :. Bloch, l. Swabacker, l..
b. Stein. A. ID. Adler, VI. SteinieId aud
Morris Horkheimer. The Board organ
lied by electing l. Buckman, Presi-
dent: A. N. Rice, Vice President, D..
Reizenstein. Treasurer. Quarters for a
new CLUB house has not YET been Sc
cur0d. TITS equalization is composed
OF prominent Hebrew society gentlemen.
When 10 Is established 10 its permanent
quarters. a series Of entertainments for
the winter will be announced.
The Thimble Club. a popular Island
organization. Is making active prepare
tons for a series Of entertainments
during the winter
The Arion Society will open It's new
club house with ball about the middle
OF Otober' The addition % the build
ing, al the corner Of Twentieth and
Main streets. has been completed, and
will be formally opened at that time.
The Arion will probably increase its
membership, and will continue to be the
leading social aud musical Organization
OF Germans Ia the city. The programme
o, entertainments for the winter has
not yet been prepared, butit is announced
in a semi-oiticial way that several very
elaborate affairs are in contemplation.
At recent meeting OF the Island
club Mr.. Dave II. Tappan was elected
president, Mr.. Frank Ii. Mcneil vice
president, Mr.. Chas. J. Hunter secre-
tary, and Mr.. Charles Whally treasurer.
The club will open the winter season
with dance at the club rooms.
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John Kennsy aud II. Z Ksnnsy, Of
Wheeling. Mr.. and Mrs A. NJ.
Hayman, OF Ben wood: Mrs.
Quill. OF Parkersburg; Miss
Maggie Welsh. OF Nav MARITIME
vile. and Misses May Arihnr, Kate
Warner. Bessie Moore. tae Misses
Clark. Mr.. snd Mrs. W. II. Gillespie,
Mr. and Mrs. C.. Knoke. Mr. and Mrs
Altenberg, Mr.. aud Mrs. Henry Con.
uo.ly. Mr.. aud Mrs. John Connolly, Mr..
and Mrs }. W. Gadney. and MessrA
Henry Rauch. William Murphy. j. II.
Eing. A. a.. Springer. Ia Flynn. y.
May. Charles Russsll. James Finley-
500, Albert Setell. and luUs hroWley.
The list 90 presents was extensive, aud
included everything from whisk
broom case 60 beautiful pArlor lamp,
but space will not allow q complets
enumeration OF them. AZ lsii a M. the
guests retired, Invoking happiness aud
prosperity on their host aud hostess.
Mr.. James Roger and Miss Maud Cole
were the happy principals 10 pretty
wedding ceremony which Was performed
az the home Of the brides parents 10
Parkersburg Friday evening. A brief
reception followed the ceremony, after
which Mr.. aud Mrs Roger departed on
an extended honeymoon tour.
One OF the most charming events Of
the season in Fairmont society circles
was the entertainment of the Terpslcho-
rsan Club by Mr. aud Mrs. Melville l..
Hutchinson, on Friday evening, COM
pllmentary to Miss Francis Jordan,
daughter Of Judge Lewis Jordan, Of
Ohio county.
A surprise party was given on Mr..
John ). Camm Ia Fulton last Friday
evening in honor OF his twenty.6rst
birthday. IL was one OF the most en-
joyabIe evenings spent in that town for
some time. The party repaired to Ger
myers Hall. where about thirty couples
spent the evening 10 dancing aud good
music. Refreshments were served ~ .
seasonable hour.
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PERSONALS.

Ed. Henry leaves for FaIrmont Mon.
day.
Cecil Osborne. of Clarksburg, is in
the city.
Miss Flora Wilson left yesterday for
Somerset, Pa.
Mr.. John McEuteo will leave for
Pittsburg to-day.
Miss Berthe Seashore will leave for
Pttsburg to-day
wiz +. Specht, OF Specht, Ohio, IL
visiting relatives 10 this city.
Miss Rose Skelley. OF the South Side,
is visiting friends ia Pittsburg.
WIN. Koch, OF CoshoctOn, Ohio. y
visiting relatives on the Schtb Side -
John GiImartin, OF South + pf street,
left for Cumberland, Md, last night.
John Elkis, wife and daughter will
visit friends 10 Plttsburg ibls week.
Adam Mauer. OF the power house,
will leave the city on vacation thiA
week.
Misses Mary and Maggie Monohan'
OF South Wood street, are visiting
friends in Pttsburg.
Mrs. Amelia Elder and Miss Minnie
Rose will leave to-day for Pittsburg 10
visit friends In that city.
Miss Kate Morton and Miss Annie
Karges, charming young ladies' Of the
South Side. leave for Plttsburg to-mor-
row.
Miss Lizzie Balzer and Mrs. Maggie
Faust. OF Allegheny, are the guests OF
Mr.. Frank Alblnger, Of Thirty brst
street.
Mrs. Harry Frabzheim and children
and Miss Jennie Bailey will leave TO-
morrow for Atlantic City to spend
few weeks.
Edward Nelly. Of the Blennerhassst
wheelmeu, VINO took 10 ths meet Yester-
dpy. Is the guest OF his sister, Mrs. II.
w. Etz. OF Thlrty-nlnth street.
The "RsEister viii be pleased 20 pan
ilsh ia this department, a1y CON uatca-
iona which are sent TO the ONES, with tas
,tSpatnre o. the writer attached. Sub
,rriDer'' s.ttOnstang Reader" ote., are not
embraced IA the word signature.
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COMING EVENTS.

Among the prospective events to
which society looks forward with an
ticipation OF pleasure. none are richer
in promise of enjoyment than the dance
which will be given a. Franzheim's
hall early in October. The committee
10 charge ia charge is composed Of
Messrs. Will Bates. Latane McLlne,
Will Turner aud Morgan Miller. 1t is
probable that an effort will be made az
this affair 10 revive interest 10 the Ger
man. A leader will be selected this
week and the favOrs will be secured.
The Kings Daughters Of the Thorn
son NJ. Z. Church, will give al expert
ence social at the church on HailOw
Fen.
TIE local lodges OF the a. o o. w.
are considering proposition 70 pro-
duce The Witch Of Eudor" here in the
near future on an elaborate scole. the
project was discussed az q meeting held
last Monday evening, aud will be fnsi-
lv decided tomorrow night II the
Workmen decide 10 take hold OF the
matter there can be no doubt nj its
success. II COMPETENT person can be
secured 10 conduct the rehearsals and
devote his entire attention 10 the mat
ter the piece will be produced for
three nights and a matinee perform
ance at the Opera House.
There appears TO be revival Of in-
terest in musical circles, and growing
demand for high class productions,
which is interesting as showing g cuti-
waited taste among Wheeling people
with musical inclinstions. II Is very
lie that a number OF more OF less
ious amateur entertainments
given during the winter. There
nndance of talent, bothIn the
and dramatic line IN Wheeling.
musical event by local. talent
Pirates Of Penzaa - -
...
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en- cred. The ushers were DR.. Andrew
J Heinleiu, George b. Turner, Dr.
Jlmes 0. Howells and William b. Hall.
T . bride and groom followed. At the
altar they were met bv the officiating
CT ,rgyman, Rev. J. NJ. stephens, pastor
of the church. The ceremony was
brief, but very impressive. The bride
was 0ecomingly attiTed in gray travel
ing suit, hat and gloves to match. and
carried a bunch Of white roses. A re-
ception followed al the home of the
bride, between the hours OF - aud
3 O'Clock. One hundred guests sat
down 10 a sumptuouS spread after
warmly congratulatlng the bride aud
groom. Mr. and Mrs. Scott departed
over the c., L. 81 w. road for Cleveland,
Detroit and other points 10 the West
Among the guests from distance were
Mrs. Frank Mayberry, Mrs. w. h.
St1ver, Tifliu. O.; Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Mayb rry, Newark, O.; Mr.. and Mrs.
Tnomss Morrell and Miss Mary Nor
rel. {. lumbus, O.; Mr.. and Mrs. Scott
Hamilton, Adena, O.; Miss ElOiso Nc
Kae, Alliance, O.; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Bags, Uhrichsvile, o; a. j. Smith,
Kent, o., aud Mr.. and Mrs. VIII nan
lon, New Philadelphia
At Moundsville Thursday eveninA a
notable wedding occurred, In which the
contracting parties were Mr.. WIN. <.
Weaver, son OF Col. Chas. A. Weaver,
and Miss Elizabeth Il. McFadden, a
charming aud popular young lady. The
ceremony was performed at the home
OF the brides father Hon. q. ;. McF ad-
den, on Seventh street, and was wit
messed by large number OK guests, To-
cluding q number Of visitors from a dis
lance. Tue attendants were Mr.. Ralph
Z. Parkinson aud Miss Mollie McCaskey,
OF PittsburE. Mss Rsna Farrell play
ed tuneful wedding marches upon the
piano. The bride looked lovely in a
gown Of pink ana white silk. Rev. DR..
/ J. a Fullerton, pasvor of the Fairmont
NJ. e. Church, tied the nuptial knot,
and a reception was held after the cere-
mony.
Mr.Ehomas Thomson ana Miss Lou
/ Well$ were the happy principals 10 a
uiet wedding which was performed at
the ONE OF the bride, in the North
I End "Wednesday evening. Rev. DR..
Schv Erm, OF tho English L.ntANnv
Cbn -; an 11nr-1I
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GKAND ARMY OUTING
At wheeling PARK EeIt Fridsy-ArrasEe-
meBts About Completed.

meDts About Completed
The general committee Of the g. A.
r. Posts. In charge Of the outing p
Wheeling Pax next Friday, held a
meeting at G. A. K. hall last evening
and completed ARRANGEMENTS FOR the
affair. After q general discussion oil
the proposed parade, IL was decided 70
abandon Il. for the reasbn that IL would
ion pose hardship upon 'be veterans and
would interfere with Their enjoyment OF
the amusements a. the Park.
The Sons OF Vetelans will have
charge OF the dancing. Nhich will start
az two o'clock 10 tbe Casino and con-
tlnue until ten o'clock The Womsns
Relief Corps will furnish dinner and
supper a. q nominal Jrice, aud those
who attend will not leed TO burden
themselves with basket Of provisions.
The affair Is not conhnq 70 old soldiers
and tnelr families, outS he public gen.
orally Is invited - atteni
The proceeds Of the orlng will 60 to
pay the expenses OF the peal delegates
70 the State Encampmed*at Charleston
next April. The delegae b will make a
strong effort 10 bring IL Encampment
10 this city the folloTipg year. and
should be encouraged 10 eir effort
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-30

New four button Kid Gloves,
black and colored CSC Pair.
We sell the best S1.50 Kid
Gloves made; black and all
colors.
Ladies' Superfine Black Cash
mere Gloves 29c pair, worth
40c.
Hosiery for Men, Women and
Children cheaper than it has
ever been.
CORSETS-Full lines of all the
popular makes.
% dozen All-Wool Striped Elan
nels Skirts zee each. Same
Skirt sold last year for S1.00.
One case Ladies' Fleece-lined
Ribbed Vests zoe each.
Underwear Department takes In
over 100 feet of shelving. You'll
find anything in it you may
want.
VELUTINA-Permit US to show
you the new substitute for vel
vet. A great range Of 'eeiors.
Looks and wears as well as
velvet, but is much cheaper.
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more substantial feast, in which the
menu included all the delicaceS of the
season, before the merry party dis
persed,
Miss Florence Wayne was surprised
by a number of her young friends, and
she handsomely entertained them at her
home or the South Side Thursday even
ing. Cards, dancing and kindred diver
sions made up the programme of de-
lightiul evenings entertainment.
The Full Bloom Club has been reor-
gauized on the South Side.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-30
ENTERTAINMENTS.

he leading social
event OF the past
w. "a "a * was The
novel party given
bg Misses Nancy
aai Gertrude
Fisher 40 Fran
zhrims bail on
Thursday evening.
Early iu The week
Invitations ere
sens our o. the
friends OF the
Misses Fisher for
81 "BaI P0ujre. ="
AS such an event
had not take
place in society for
auumber of years,
the announcement
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% matters Of q social nature. A large
- ,iSSh.esA- sPsdS were
4,ast SIX days, aud the
co@i5s week promises 70 be prolific in
pleasi7g entertainments. AN this
points 10 no uncertain way 20 the fact
that the season will be a gay one. De-
voices Of Terps.chore, and their name
Is legion TO wheeling, are looking for
ward 20 many prospective affairs of an
elaborate nature. There is a growing
disposition 10 the different CO.
teries o. society gentlemen
to organize clubs, AID the
winter viii. be notable one in that re-
sDect. Nor is this tendency coufued 10
the young men, for there are a largo
NUN Der Of tCurishiug organizations OF
society bellies and they will be DrOmi-
nent TO gay circles during the season.
There have never before been so many
societies organized for purely social
purposes, which means, OF course, that
there will be a great number of affairs
10 which the Invitation lists will not be
limited 90 few iutimGtes. This may
lessen the number OF home affairs but
there are as yet no Indications 90 justify
such a conclusion. To fact, 10 the record
the past fortnight NAV ne accept rs a
titeriOn, the reverse wiI. be true. The
klle iOve-lad has not been idle during
n6Summer, il the number OF weddings
II, arrIv ia tha eeog-r and the ofhars
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-30
RE4LH Or SOCIETY.
WHLT Has TRANSFERRED DURING THE WEEK
IN GAY CIRCLES.
4 Number Of Interesting Fashionable Weddings
and Enjoyable Enterainmeas-Nsar-By
Gowns and Persona. Mention.

But we mast return. What lgill they say
Yes, know ~ is awiUily nice
Iu tue window here, from the others away,
With "a taste now and then Of tine ice.
And now and then Ci--Oh, you wretch
10 SAT- 40 all required
That you should illustrate thus with q
sketch
The speech that OF course you admired.
'No matter how naughty. There you've
spoiled
The classical GrCCiGn knot
In which you like my taIr 90 Oe colleC,
And 4 reilly don't know what
Other mischief you hlygu'td9ue. You've
uJSsgd
My gown; you squeeze like a wise.
Nuy aat you men take something on
trust
And Uo more dainty aud nice
"Therc I'm ready now. WHAT. just one
more.
Oh. aren't sou q darling tcasct
And love me So. One. two. three four.
There come, now, dearest. please
I'm almost afraid of the parl0r glare;
When tbcy look at my lips, they u see
The kisses upon them No, not there;
But, sweet, iu your eyes may be
-LA.LE MAEGLE.
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WEDDINGS.

A very pretty Wedding ceremony was
performed at nigh noon Wednesday, In
the First Presbyterian Church at Kirk
wood, in which the happy principals
were Mr.. William Walter Scott and
Miss Annie J. Brown, daughter of NJ.
aud Mrs. Jonson Brown. The church
was lavishlY decorated with palms and
potted plants aud was filled with an as
sem0lage OF relatives and invited
friends of the happy couple. Before
the hour Of the ceremony, Mr.. George
Summers rendered a number Of pleas
ing selections upon the organ. There
were Two hundred guests. At the
appointed time the first tunefuI
notes Of the Lohengrin march proceed
ed from the organ, and the bridal party
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-30
Hea>SYel and Select Winter Wraps With prices that make SELL

: We sell the best Velvet Ribbons,
all widths.
New Crystal Crepons in all the
delicate shades, I5e yard.
The numerous Dress Goods bar
gains as previously advertised
are still in force. See them.
Jet Fouragerss, Yokes, Collars,
Edges, Insertings, ETC., Van
dyke, Rhinestone, Miroir,
Metre and other effects
100 fall weight Wraps at one
third regular prices. Finest
Black Satin Lined Clay Worst
eds among them.
Special values in Feather Boas,
SIZE, SIPS and up.
See grand display of Art Linens
ia Main street window.
s%-Our Fur and Cloth Wraps for
the winter season are from first
class, reliable makers. You get
the best here, only with this
important difference: Prices
are materially lower than else
where.
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sary. The surprise was well planned
and she was taken entirely unawares.
Music, cards and dancing were the en-
joyable features of the evening. Al
midnight an excellent supper was
served, and nothing left uudone to
make the event one long to be remem,
bered.
A reception was rendered Rev. DR.. A.
r. Riker, in honor Of his entrance upon
the fourth year OF his passionate OF the
Fourth Street NJ. +. Church, Monday
evening. Almost the entire congregG-
ton was present. Appropriate address
eS were made by q. W. Atkinson for
the congregation, A. j, Clark for the
Sunday school, Frank Cartwright, Jr.,
for the Junior League, Miss Kate Land
for the Kings Daughters aud Mr.. j. L.
Hughes for the Epworth League. Be-
tween the addresses vocal solos were
rendered by Mrs. Frank Stanton and
DR.. Eugene Warren, and instrumental
numbers by the young ladies. Dr. Riker
responded in a feeling manner TO the
many expressions Of the good Will and
esteem OF his congregation. A season
OF social intercourse followed, and re-
ireshments were served.
Misses LYDIA and Mollie Terrell were
the charming hostesses to a congenisl
party of friends al their home on North
Main street Tuesday evening.
The b tier Band OF the Zane Street
NJ. Z. Gu urch was Hospitality entertain
ed Tuesday evening By Miss Agnes
Kline, at her home on Seventeenth
street.
Mr.. Joseph Armbruster was surprised
By large party OF friends at his home
on the South Side, Tuesday evening.
An ENJOYABLE season was spent In social
amusements, and az midnight an excel
lent supper was discussed.
The Golden Rod Club Of the North
End IS making arrangements for hop
10 open tAe winter season.
Harry Truschel, OF Fourteenth
celebrated his twenty-first birth
entertaining a large number OF
at the cosy quarters Of the CAL
ume lub, on South Main street, Tues
day ening. The hall was tastefully
dec tied, and presented an animated
an.S Rasing appearance, whsn filed
N beautiful young
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caused considerable dutJer among the
invited ones. When The evening fer
The affair arrived the ball was taste
fully decorated with p0tted plants
and cut flowers, while the globes
lf the chandeliers were covered
with vari.colored shades spreading
soft light over the room.
When the guests commenced 10 arrive
the scene presented was strik-
ing one. The ladies we're
attired Coz white dresses aud had their
hair powdered, while the gentlemen ap-
peared iu duck trousers with dress
coats The receiving committee con-
sisted OF Misses Caldwell, Lamb, Wal
thai, S.meraN. Harrison and Good.
After au Informal reception was held,
dancing was the order ~ the evening,
aud a carefully arranged programme
| consisting 0i tw0-steps and walf Les was
iscussed 90 music furnished BY Kill
eyer. AT midnight The guests Impaired
he second door where an egant
icon was served, Aas was
resumed 40 Until
ling.
an
Ssd
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A merry crowd Of young persons were
guests OF Miss Minnie Taylor, OF Ben
wood, Wednesday evening. The affair
was in the nature OF a box party. Miss
Taylor proved a charming hostess, and
her friends spent az evening Of pleas
ure unalloyed.
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Mr.. Thomas J. Thompson and Miss
Lureta NJ. Wells, were the happy parties
TO a quiet wedding ceremony which was
performed at the home OF the brides
parents. no. 4jG National Road, We'd
nesday evening. Rev. DR.. Schwarm,
pastor OF the English Lutheran Church,
oiliciated.
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The "RsEister VIII be Dieascd 20 pnD-
flsn an tbfs neuartment, any cOnmuasca-
iona which are sent TO the Ofhcs, with tns
stKDatnre o. the writer attached. sab
,crtDsr," s.tiOnstant Reader ote.' are not
,mbraeed IA the word ''signatufe.'
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MrLNhomas Thomson ana Miss Lou
VellS were the happy principals 10 a
uiet Wedding which was performed at
ne ome OF the bride, in the North
lad, "Wednesday evening. Rev. DR..
81 I'm Of tha Enulish l.nrh-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-30

Oae Of the most novel and pleasing
affairs OF the week was al excursion
which combined pleasure with sight
seeing. 10 was given Wednesday, In honor
OF Miss MGnion, who iSla guest OF Mrs.
Jesse Shaier, on Twent f-iourth street.
A merry az congenial party Of young
folks mad gund trie on the electric
motor, sd - "a wood 20 visit
the indust 3 there. A
yacht was the party
was cOnveYe where
- used at
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-30

The Kings Daughters Of the Thorn
son NJ E Church, will give an expert
ence social at the church on HailOg
Fen.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-30

The SNOWFALL Social and Outing Club
was entertained Hospitality by Miss
Sadie King at her home on the South
Side Tuesday evening. Ip the early
part Of the evening the customary So
cial diversions occupied the attention
Of the guests, and were a source Of IN
alleged pleasure. 4 business session
was then held, and the affair was
rounded up With an appstiziug lunch
con.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-30

The Golden Rod Club of the North
End IS making arrangements for hop
10 open the winter season.