Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-17

front. There was quite large nutl Der
present, including sleighing party
from Hannibal. All the guests ex-
pressed themselves as having most en-
| joyable evening.
The choir OF ST. Marv's church OF
! Trladelphia was delightfully."- enter
tanned at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Weiss Thursday evening. Dane
| ing was the main feature Of the even
ing. Refreshments were served at
seasonsble hour
The Valentine Social given by the
young ladies of ST, Mary's Church, OF
Martins Ferry, in Scheele's Hall, the
| last three nights OF the week, was one
| of the most enjoyable and most success
/ full society events OF the week in Mar
tins Ferry.
Mrs. John Scott received her friends
at her home in Bridgeport Friday
afternoon.
Miss Stella Shocksy, OF Bridgeport,
and Mr.. Fred Snyder, popular young
man OF Martins Ferry, were tho par
ties to a quiet wedding, which TOOK
place Monday evening, at the home OF
the bride in Bridgeport. Only few
friends witnessed the ceremony.
Miss Kate Holmes entertained num-
Der of friends from Martins Ferry at
her home in Bridgeport, Thursday
evening.
The steamer Thomas Dodsworth.
which is lying at the foot OF Paden's
Island, was boarded by q party OF
merrynakers last Wednesday, who
celebrated the twenty fourth snDiver-
sary of its launching. Capt. Robson,
who has been with the boat for nearly
a quarter OF century, was present on
the festive occasion. Promptly at high
noon an elaborate dinner was served
by Caterer James Lyon, OF Allegheny.
: The boat was beautifully decorated
with the National colors.
A surprise party was rendered Mrs.
J. c. Bardall at her home on Fifth
street. Martins Ferry, Wednesday
evening Mrs. Bardal was induced TO
90 TO McMechen in the afternoon, on
the pretext Of visiting friends, and
when sue returned In the evening
found the house occupied by con-
genial crowd, vino seemed 10 be having
things their own way. The object of
the visitors dawned upon her az once,
and joviIl evening was passed by all
present. An appetizug supper was
a.. IN = ~
cussed with avidty.
The Gravel Hill Reading Club Of
Bellare, was entertained last week by
Mrs. Alma Saunders.
Tuesday evening Miss Jennie McCaus-
land, of Upper Benwood, gave num-
Der of her young friends a sleighiug
party, which was a very enjoyable az
fair. The party drove out the Nat
ioua pike aud on their return TO Ben
wood enjoyed hearty supper at the
home Of the hostess. Dancing was then
INDUCED in uutil late hour.
Mr.. James Miner entertained a mum
her Of friends at his home in Upper
Benwood Tuesday evening"
What promises 30 be one OF the society
events Of the season at Martins Ferry
this coming week is the select dance 10
be given Oy the Friendship Club, In
Scneels's Hall. Nearly one hundred in
vitations nave been issued. Meister's
full orchestra has been engaged for the
occasion.
Miss Della Deegan entertained num-
Der of her friends, at her hoSpltabie
home at Benwood Wednesday evening.
$40 was assisted in receiving By her
sister, Mrs. Joseph Ward, ana Miss
Tenie Snaier. OF Wheeling. The par
Tors were beautifully decorated with
cut flowers and poJted plants, which,
wits the handsome costumes OF the
ladies', made lovely scene The cos
tunes noticeable were Misses Beulah
Smith, orange silk and point lace;
Tenie Shafer, pale blue satin and chit
fon oyerdress; Lizzie KuglIn, red SILK
with Olack lace; Mamie Campbell, with
pink silk and feather trimming; Mary
Reilly, red Six crepe aud ribbons; Della
Daegan, yellow satin, with nile green
trimmings; Mrs. Joseph Ward, black
lace. with salmon velvet bodice. The
gentlemen we're Messrs. Arch Camp
bell. VIII Merchant. Ben Catch, Allen
Kline, Joseph De- Vile, Charles Raw
Ing. jess Barton, George Delorugge,
Joseph Ward and Charles Bea incur.
of New York. An elaborate luncheon
was served by Zegenteder, and terpSi-
chorean pleasures were INDUCED IN un-
Gil an early hour Prof. Altmeyer rem
dered excellent dance music.
Chas. Fox. Ollie Reed and Fred Knoel,
three popular Benwood gentlemen, viii
give a dance at D0lan's Hall next
Thursday evening.
Miss Amelia Buckhardt, OF Upper
Benwood, entertained a number Of her
friends at her home Monday night.
The evening was spent in dancing.
PERsOSALs.
She has Jewels that shine as the stars do
And she dances as Ariel dances-Or
might.
She's accustomed to sitting on rocks in
the glen
She's also accustomed To sitting on men.
There's not much liz her brain, but there's
heaven Ia her smile;
Her profession is love, and she hrts all
the while.
Miss Ida Stell, of Sixteenth street.