Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-05-06

nome on belieVleW hFcnuo. 1no u'on-
ing was one of unalloyed pleasure, an
excellent midnight luncheon contrlbut-
ing in no small measure to that end.
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Mr.. Carl Seahright was the hospitable
host to party of friends, at his home
In Martins Ferry, Wednesday evening.
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A brilliant reception took place at the
Episcopal residence OF Rt. Rev. Z. j.
Donahue Monday evening. 1t was
given for the Ladies' Aid Society OF st.
Joseph's Cathedral and the committee
OF gentlemen who assisted ct the install
lation of the new Bishop. The arrange
rents were in charge of committee OF
ladies, consisting of Miss Matte Ziun,
Mrs. Kate Commerford, Mrs. DR.. Camp
bell, Mrs. Lizzie Dunn and Miss Peiro-
nella Devlegher.
Bishop Donahue received the guests
in the paror, and q delightful season
was spent in social conversation, varied
by an impromptu musical programme,
In which excellent vocal numbers were
contributed by Mrs. NJ. z. Whitaker,
Mrs. Geo. S. Feeny and Mrs. George
Updegraf.
At niue o'clock the guests repaired to
the dining room, where light refresh
ments were served by corps of ladies.
The table was tastefully adorned with
flowers, the center piece being notably
handsome. Cream, cake and wines were
served and pleasantly discussed.
"a
ouiak uaddinV rOak nlapa at the
Catholic Church Of Cameron, last Wed
nesday morning, the contracting par
ties being Mr.. Thomas Hopkins, q very
popular B. & o. engineer, OF this place,
and Miss Josephine CogleY, the charm
ing. and highly esteemed daughter Of
Martin Cogley, of Cameron. The at
tendants were Miss Kate McDermott,
cousin OF the groom, and Mr.. Frank
Limerick. The ceremony Was per-
formed by the Rev. Father Boutlou, OF
MoundsVille. The presents were val
liable and handsome. After pGrtaking
OF breakfast with their relatives and q
few invited friends with many kind
wishes for their happiness through life,
they left over the b. d o. for tour OF
western cities.
The society event Of the season at
New Martinsvllle will be the reception
aud musicale 10 be given Friday even
ing, May 1th, in Elliott's Opera House,
under the auspices OF the young society
ladies of that place. The names OF
some OF the best people in the
iowa, and the acknowledged society
leaders Of the place, are on the commit
tee on arrangements, which is as fol-
lows: Misses Daisy McEIdowney, Min
ME Shields, Anna BauSh, Daisy Rich
ardson, Irene Curtis, Mary and Lizzie
Slender, Lena and Bessie Umstead,
Jessie Hornbrook, Moliie Shemied Min
ME Clark. Irene Elliott, Frank Hill,
Ella Bandi aud Lillian Martin. Musical
and literary selections will be rendered,
after which a very elaborate menu will
be discussed by those fortunate enough
to be present.
DR.. and Mrs. McGrail Hospitality en-
tertaiued the Ladies' Aid Society and
Sons OF Veterans Thursday evening at
their home on Zane street, Island.
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Mr. viii Lutz, the genial proprietor
Of the North End Rink, entertained a
congenial party Of friends in hosD!ta-
BILE manner Thursday evening in honor
OF the birthday anniversary OF his wife.
The evening was spent in skating to
the excellent music Of Meister's OrChes-
ira, and this pleasing diversion was va
ried by two exciting races by attaches
OF the rink. At the proper hour re-
freshments, furnished by Caterer
Mooney, were most pleasantly dis
cussed.
Miss Edna Watkins entertained In a
charming manner at her home, on
South Broadway, Thursday evening.
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The Entre-Nous Club held It's regular
weekly meeting Thursday evening ut
the home OF George Rogers, on South
Penn street. Dancing was the princi-
pie amusement, supplement at a reason
able hour by excellent refreshments.
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The Auadora Club, a new social or
ganlzation, will give hop to its men,
bers and lady friends on May % at
LQ6lr CluO rooms ~ 30 itbocubu sNlOot'
The club is composed Of the following
members: w. II. Nickerson, w. Terrell,
Edward Erb, J. NJ. Collins, Russell Coe,
Chas. Altmeyer, Il. E. Shafer, Chas.
Frantz, \. L. Cox, Il. Smith and Il.
McNash.
Miss Mary Hall, q popular young lady
OF the East End, entertained number
OF her friends at her home Friday even
ing. The evening was spent in dancing
and other social diversions. At sea-
sonable hour an elegant repaSt was
served, after which the guests wended
their way TO their respective homes,
well pleased with the manner in which
they were entertained.
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Miss Agnes Miller of Upper Benwood,
delightfully."- entertained a congenial
party OF friends at her home Wednes-
day evening, complimentary to her
guest, Miss Ella Boswick, OF Columbus.
"ALABAsTINE" at Kurner & Chew's.