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

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Young persons at the home OF Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Adam Fehrenbach, on South HUI.
/ ron street, Thursday evening. Most OF
the guests we're from Martins Ferry.
! The evening was delightfully."- spent.
/ with the aid OF varied programme OF
social amusemeDts, supplemented oY
| luncheon at midnight
Thursday evening Mr.. aud Mrs. A
| G. Stewart Hospitality entertained a
number OF friends at their home on
! South Penn street.
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Rev. n. B. Johnson, pastor OF the
North Street NJ. Z. Church, very pleas
antly entertained the Sabbath School
/ classes OF the congregation. The pastor
and his estlmable wife were very hos
pitabls host and hostess.
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The Teutouia Singing Society opened
its winter season with select dance at
/ the hall on South Jacob street, Thurs
day evening.
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! The Anadora Club entertained In
pleasing manner, at Renele's hall, on
! the South Side, Thursday evening.
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About sixty young persons wore
guests OF Miss Nellie Comfort, at her
home on South Main street, Thursday
evening. Excellent music was rendered
by the Oliyette Mandolin and Guitar
Club. An appetizlzing luncheon was
| discussed at the usual hour.
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A pleasing soiree was given Thursday
evening at tue home OF Miss
| Amelia Miller on South Water street.
( Half a hundred guests enjoyed the nos
/ pitality OF the hostess, which was man
1 ifeSted In no more agreeable FORM tnan
I ia the excellent spread which brought
the affair to a close.
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Thursday evening Miss Eva Philips
was surprised at her home on South
| Huron street by her Sunday school
class. Delightful games were played
and an excellent supper was served.
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Last Tuesda y evening Mr.. aud Mrs
Henry Barth pleasantly entertained a
large number of their friends at their
home in the East End. The evening
was spent In dancing, singing, games
and other amusements. Refreshments
wsre served AZ midnight. Music was
furnished by the 5. p Club, composed
of the following well-known gentlemen:
Eugene Stamm, Russell Pole, George
Stsmm, Robert Flemming, Howard
Morrison and l.. Pulse.
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a. NJ Ed ward
Murrins, OF South Jacob street, there
was very pleasant social event. About
twenty-five couples of young folks en-
loved the event. Dancing 10 good
music was feature Of the evenings
enjoyment. The best OF refreshments
were served.
The SWEETEST wedding OF the season
! at SiStersvile was that OF Miss CARA
Wilson, tn g beautiful and charming
daughter OF Prof. A. b. Wilson, and
Mr.. John TALBOT, prominent young
man of Monroe county, Ohio, which
took place at the home OF the brides
parents at $50 p. m.
The room iu which they were married
was tastefully decorated with wreaths
and bouquets of beautiful flowers and
| ferns. The groom was dressed in con-
/ ventional black and made handsome
appearance standing beside his beauti-
| ful bride, who was dressed in white al
/ batrOs cloth trimmed In cream silk aud
| chiffon lace. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. Z, A. Anderson, Misses
Edith Wilson, Marie Talbot and Kate
Warner being the bridesmaids. An ele-
CANT supper was served at 1920 p. m,
and was discussed amid continual flow
of wit and mirth,
The most pleasant event OF the clos
ing summer social season, at Sisters
/ vile. was the farewell reception given
I Thursday evening by Miss Marie Tai
Z bot at her beautiful home across the
river. There were a host of invited
guests present VINO were very hand
somely entertained by their charming
Young hostess. dancing platform
| had been erected on the beautiful lawn
/ In front OF the residence, where the
! guests pleasantly passed away the time
dripping the light fantastic" There
was also music and other sources OF
amusement. The reception was given
| in nonor OF Miss Talbot, on the eve OF
her departure for PiItsburg, where she
will finish her education.
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An enjoyable surprise party was
given at the home OF Miss Amelia Mil
Ter, No. 4522 Water street, Thursday
evening. The guests were Misses En-.
ma Album, Nellie Tape, Minnie'Al-
burn, Bertha Rose, Kate Shaffer,
Lena Wagner, Amelia Hab6er-
, field Ida Woke, Mary Smith, Maggie
Rouse, Maggie Means, Lena Hide
brand, Annie Gearing, Lena Brese,
! Title GeponG, and Messrs. Tom Muir
rims, John MurrlnS, Joe Frasher, Peter
I Kimberly, Charles Springer, Ed, Myr,
Fred Briese. Joe Reitz, Charles Briese,
G. Wensel, Perry Fisher, Charles Koch,
/ VIII King and Ed. Miller.
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/ A notable wedding will be solemnized
/ at pine o'clock "Wednesday evening, at
the residence OF Mr.. +. Schenk, on
/ Market street. The happy principals
will be Mr.. Schenk'S charming and &C
complished daughter, Miss Louisa NJ,
and DR.. Thomas NJ. HaSkins, a widely
and popular known physician and sur
geon OF the South Side. The ceremony
will be performed by Rev. Mr. A. w.
Werder, pastor of the ST. James Ger
man Lutheran Church, aud Rev. Mr. c.
Z L. Boecele. pastor of the German
+ Lutheran Church in BenSood. 1t will
be followed by reception and supper.
Among the guests will be many proml-
nent physicians who graduated with
DR.. Haskins.