Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-02

social conversation made up the pro-
Rramme OF a season OF wholesome pleas
ure. Refreshments Of an apDetizlng
hature were discussed during the even
Ing.
Mr.. E. C. Sample, formerly with Geo.
NJ. Shook & Co., OF this city, now con-
neccted with the dry goods firm Of JOS
eph Horne & Co., Of Pittsburg, was
united in marriage Tuesday morning to
Miss Mary j. Morton, of Washington,
Pa. The ceremony was performed AT
the home OF the brides parents, the
newly welded pair departing immedi-
ately for Washington, ID. G. aud other
points 10 the East, on a wedding tour.
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Miss Emma and Stella McNash en-
tained IN a charming manner al their
home on South Jacob street, In honor
OF their guest Miss Bertha Phillpot,
OF Ravenna, D. The evening was
spent in social diversions, and at a
seasonable hour an appetizing luncheon
was discussed.
Miss Mary Reilly very pleasantly en-
LUIAAAuEu o. nGA nOu40 Oh H N1A NNNA~N
street Monday evening.
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Miss Maggie Jepson was the charm
ing hostess 10 q number OF friends at
her home on Eoff street, Tuesday
evening.
Miss Bessie Brady charmingly enter
tanned a number Of friends at the home
OF her parents, on North Fifth street,
Martins Ferry, Thursday evening,
complimentary 20 her guest, Miss Grace
Parks, Of Wellsville.
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Mr.. and Mrs James A. Gray, OF Mar
tins Ferry, gave a pleasing soiree at
their home Wednesday evening, In
honor OF their guest Miss Jessie Gray,
OF Marriage Iowa.
Mr.. Ed. Schofeld popular young
man OF Martins Ferry, aud Miss Mary
Weeks, Of Bridgeport, will be married
at the home OF the bride, en- the even
ing Of September 5th.
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Oue OF the mast enjoyable events OF
the season 10 West Liberty was a must
Gale given By Mrs. DR.. Epstine at her
elegant home on Front street on last
Friday night. There were quite num-
Der of invited guests. among whom were
the Rev. Trippet, Rev. Kimmel, Jere
Evans, Miss Callie Curtis, Mrs. a. j.
McCollOch, Mr.. and Mrs. Prawl, Mrs.
Henry Spear. Mrs. Freeman, Mrs. Edg-
lngton and Miss Halle Trippett. The
following prOgramme was beautifully
rendered:
Song by the class. ..,.........:....
Mama Waltz. .............M Miss Ella Prawl
Unioa Square ......... Miss Bertha Evans
"Many Mile Away Miss Annie Bonar
Gladis Waltz. ...... Miss Clara McCollOch
La Baladine Miss Birdie Bonar
Exercises. ..................M Miss A. Spear
Violin and piano duet...............,
DR.. Epstine aud Miss Birdie Bonar
Exercises ............M Miss Maude BOnar
Duet, Life Endowment. ...........
80. Miss Zelda end julia Epstine
Solo. Miss Alice Ridgley
Eloio SOLO -; :. LIE hpsNlne
Little Fairy Fingers w altz............
................M Miss Annie MADEIRA
Elegant refreshments were served at
the conclusion Of the programme.
A pleasant party was given Friday
evening at the home Of Mrs. A M.
Hunt, 81 Ohio street, in honor OF her
daughter Ella, who has just returned
from q two months visit 20 Mountain
Lake Park. About Eiteen couples of her
friends we're present to greet her, and
all spent an excellent time. Music and
games were INDUCED ia until late
hour. when refreshments were served.
A very pleasant gathering Of young
peoule scent Friday evening at the
home o - jose Parker, Of South
Market N pres 9lTost OF the guests were
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