Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-08-11

A party OF young peuplt VI lHS -N"i -
End spent Wednesday very pleasantly
at Glenn's Run, north of the city.
There have been a number Of enjoy
able trolley parties during the week,
this form of entertainment having
sprung into popularity since the advent
of the warm weather. The host or host
ess usually entertains at home, after the
ride. an hour or two being spent IN
dancing.
Mr.. Camille Ney was surprised by re-
ceiving an unexpected, but none the less
welcome visit from large and congen-
ial party of his friends at his home on
the South Side Wednesday evening. The
occasion was the departure of the host
on the following day for Toledo, where
he will make his future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Etz gave a pleas
ing soiree az their home on Thirty
ninth street Wednesday evening, COM
plimentary 20 their guests, Mrs. Edward
Nelly and Miss Emma Cook, of Park
erSburg
Mr.. Charles O'Brien and Miss Kate
Hasenauer will be united in marriage at
the Church of the Immaculate COncep-
ton on the DIST inst The prospective
groom is q popular member of the mail
carrier force. and the bride to he is a
charming young lady Of the South Side.
Miss Maude Graves was the charm
ing hostess 90 a number OF friends at
her home ON North Main street We'd
nesday evening Music for dancing was
furnished by FCwler's orchestra, and az
the conventional hour appetizing re
freshmeuts were served. The guests
We're Misses Clara Ashley, Maud Hunt.
Iareta FO0Se. Lena Sailmuller. Eva
Goodwin. and NessrS. Henry Staller
Adam Elmer. Lee Dobbs, Walter Bait
zel EiwoOd DObbs, j. Wilson and Ben
Mckane
The ladies' of the G.. A. R. gave a
GAVIN fete NO the Island bridge park Fri
day evening for a worthy object. The
attendance was al that could be desired
and everything passed OF very pleasant
~. The ladies provided novel and at
tractive programme which enhanced
the pleasure of the patrons A neat sum
was cleared on the affair.
The wedding of George Yahn. the
prescription clerk at Schnepfs phar-
macy. TO Miss Marie Fleming, of Pleas
ant Valley. will take place at St. JOS
eph's Cathedral at ninN o'clock. on Au-
gust 18TH
At the home of Mr.. Fred Speaker. on
Fourteenth street a very pleasant fare
well Soiree was given, complimentary
TO Miss Maude May, a charming young
lady of Steubenville, who has been Wis
iting friends i'm this city for some time
The customary social diversions OccU-
pied the attention of the guests until
midnight at which hour an appetizing
collation. was discussed.
A reception in honor of Mss Cora
O'Neal was given Wednesday evening AT
Remedies pavilion on South Main street.
n large number of persons were present
and the evening was very pleasantly
spent in dancing and kindred amuse-
mentS An excellent luncheon was dis
cusSed at The usual hour.
Mr.. James Riddle, Sr. was sixty-one
years of age Thursday and in the even
ing ne celebrated th- anniversary by
entertaining a large number of his
friends ar his home on North Main
street. To was remarked by the guests
who noted the sprightliness of the host.
and his never failing congeniality, that
he was "s.Xty-One years young. Mr..
Riddle was the recipient of many warm
congratulations. and wishes for many
returns OF the day. The party passed
the evening i'm a delightful manner and
before taking their departure partook OF
an excellent spread.
On Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Howard Simpson entertained
q number of friends at a bowling party
40 Wheeling Park. complimentary 20
their visitor. Miss Virginia Baker, Of ST.
Paul The guests. numbering about tt-
o. i'm an. went out on the eight O'Clock
motor and spent the evening at that de-
Nghuul pastime until midnight. Dur
ing the evening the four alleys were
busy and some fine scores We're made
before the contests closed. An appetiZ-
ing luncheon was served at the cOnclu-
sion of the games and the favOrs
were awarded 20 the winners Miss
Madge Johnson carried off the
ladies prize. which was a
Dresden china manicure set Mr.. Hal
Speidel won the gentleman's prize, S.l-
yer clothes brush. and Mr.. Hal Whita-
ker the genUeman's second prize a
leather stamp case. Those present were
Misses Name Patterson. Mary McMech-
en-. Todd Baird. Frances Jordan Bessie
Patterson. Emma Wheat Nadge JOh2-
son. Tex Jordan. Mary Belle How
Helen Devries. Blanche Haase. Gather
inc and Louise Clark. of Louisville: &C.
nevieve BaSsen, Of ClarkSburg; Miss Ba-
ker. Mrs Charles j. Milton Mr., and
Mrs. Charles W. List. Mr.. and Mrs c.
F. Dickinson. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Hughes. Or. and Mrs J. Z. Belleville
Nessrs. George Baird. Clark Hamilton
Will Wilson. Eigerton Vance, Charles
Paxton. Hal Whitaker, Bob Giichrist
Hal Speidel. Gil Brown. Arch Noffat
Walker Hall Harvard Mcdonald Char
les OF. Bert Hazlett. Ed WileS. VIII
Bltce. PIERCE Norton. ArDjt Ryan Ar
thur Hubbard. Bob Haase. NJ. u. Post
B. W. Peterson. and DR.. John Storer.
A congenial party Of young pedpl5
drove out 20 the residence Of Mrs. Belle
/ Savage on the Bethany pike last Tues
dqv evening and spent several hours
tripping the light fantastic 10 music
BY Killmyer, Refreshments were seTv-