Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-11-03


The Junior Kings Daughters of the
First Presbyterian Church gave de-
Iehtful musicale Friday evening at the
residence Of DR.. II. H. Harrison. The
programme was excellent and the affair
Melted a handsome sum for its very
worthy object The soloists were MISS
Isabel Houser, of Cadiz; Miss Grace
Updegraff, of Mt. Pleasant; Mrs. Flora
Williams and Mr.. H. w. Hughes, or
this city.
Miss Bessie Sprucebank entertained
a number of her little friends with
taffy pulling at the home of her mother,
Mrs. NJ. E. Sprucebank, on South Jacob
street.
Miss Isabel Houser, Of Cadiz, gave a
charming piano recital Wednesday eve
ming at the music rooms OF Milligan,
Wilkin & Co., on Market street Miss
Houser recently returned from Berlin,
where she completed her studies, and
her work gave evidence OF the thor
Oughness Of her instruction, as well as
the natural ability which she possesses
in a marked degree. She was assisted
by Mrs. Flora Williams and Mr.. Chas.
Zulauf, who contributed very pleasing
vocal solos.
The Married Peoples Euchre Club
viii be entertained next Friday after
noon by Mrs. Robert J. Reed and Mrs
OFT Carothers at the formers home on
Twelfth street.
On Wednesday last the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Imhoff, Of the Island was tho
scene of a very pretty and quiet wed-
ding, the participants being Miss Alma,
the accomplished daughter Of MIR. I'm,
hon, the we'll known contractor Of the
Seventh ward, and Mr.. William Dyer,
an estimable young gentleman Of SIS
tersville. The ceremony was perform
ed at 1890 q. N. by the Rev. Mr.. Hob,
after which a delicious repast was
served. The happy couple then left on
the afternoon train Tor their future
home in Sistersville, accompanied by
the congratulations and best wishes of
their many friends.
Thursday evening Miss Nancy Fisher
entertained the Spinster Club ct her
home on Fourteenth street, with regu-
lar OldfashiOned Hailow Zen party.
The usual appropriate diversions were
INDUCED in, and caused much merri-
ment. Several spirited confess in the
way OF b0bbing for apples and pie eat
ing matches were enjoyed. Miss Fisher
made q charming hostess. The guests
from out Of town present were: Misses
Bessie Hubbard, of California; Florence
Carnahan, Of Cadiz, and Mary Long, Of
Charleston.
The Liberty Bells will give their first
selec, hop a, Egerter's Hall tomorrow
Il ght. They have arranged a very
neat concert programme between in
teTmission OF dances Killmeyer viii
furnish the dancing music.
Mr.. George Norton delightfully."- en-
ter.ained the Wheeling Club at his
home in Pleasant Valley last evening.
Quite @ gay assemblage was present,
and all enjoyed tripping the light fan
tasdc to music furnished by Killmeyer.
During the evening appe,izing refresh
ments were served The guests re-
turned on a special motor at midnight. !
The initial meeting proved to be a de-
hghtful gathering.
Thursday afternoon at two o'clock at ,
the residence of her father, Mr.. w V. !
Hoge, on the National pike, Miss Vir- |
ginia Hoge and Mr. Norris Kendall CT
Galesburg HIS, were quietly married !
by Dr. IL. Rush Swcpe, rector Of st. !
Matthews f. q. Church, in the presence !
Of only q few of the near relatives and !
friends Of the contracting parties. I'M
medi9tely after the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs Kendall were showered with con-
CALCULATIONS and best wishes from the
guests. They departed on The after
noon train for the West, where they
viii reside in the future. The numar-
GUS and costly array CT presents re-
ceived by the young couple showed the !
hist esteem in which they were held by
their many friends. Miss HCge was a |
popular member of the Spinster Club, |
and will be greatly missed among her
wide circle Of friends. Mr.. Kendall is |
a prominent merchant Of Galesburg, |
Ills
Mr.. Water Morrison very pleasantly !
entertained his friends with a masque
rade Halloween party, at the home Of
mis- parents on South Toff street The /
evening was pleasantly passed In games |
and dancing until midnight, when re-
freshments were served The gue-ts
were Misses Edna Carr. Mary Foose, |
LOt-ie Delbruggo. Marie Wizard,
Blanche Reyman. Maggie Gallagher,
Carrie Frohme, Mary Schmidt and
Neesrs. Charles Long, John Gray, VIII |
Frohme. Frank Flading, Hans Del
brugge. Lou Ecker, Charles Wassman,
Elwood Gray, Frank Nary and Walter
Morrison.
Last Thursday evening a very pretty !
social affair was given by little Her
man wicker, Jr., who entertained !
thirty of his friends at q "taity pulling !
at his fathers residence, on Nineteenth |
street. After the games and taf1y had !
been disposed of, Master Herman orr |
led the march into the dining room, in |
which large table of good things was |
sDread awaiting them. A prize was /
awarded to the child who made the first /
dive i'm water for apples, little Jessie |
winchester.
The Friday Night Club composed Of |
vorng people of the Island, was enter
.ainej last week by Mr. Allen Burt, at |
his home on North Front street. The |
principle diversion of the evening was
dancing.
Miss Edith Noise entertained very |