Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-02-16

in the spacious dining apartment -t,
happy talk and laughter made II sr
dent that at least one perfectly ,-.
genial and enjoyable afternoon IN
made some lives happier and it vss...
complished by the cons.dera.e HOSES
Mrs. James Hayeron was peas,-.-
surprised by a party of friends al.
home in upper Benwood Wedre.-
evening, in honor of the forfeit ~.
niversary of her birth The hours a.
spent in dancing, with am inte-n.a-
ct midnight, when a splendid s,,.-
was served.
The largest and most universities
tended ball which has taken place IN
Grafton for some time past Was a.
given by the B. & o. r. r. men under
the style of the Conductors Ball.
Railroad employees from pakr.ug
Wheeling, Keyser, Cumberland and 30
fact, all along the line. came To uu
numbers. Young ladies from an te
neighboring towns were there and u.-
ticipated in the festivities Captain
Carney stood at the door and took 10
over five hundred tickets Captain
Estep was floor manager. SO tha tw
Of ten the grand march, led by Captain
Estep. was executed 10 the teaan.
strains of music made by that match
less performer. Prof Kilmeyer q
Wheeling. After the grand march tra
various dances were participated IN
until 1870. when all repaired 90 ths
Ward Hotel where bountif1l supper
was served. The dancing continued
with unabating vigor ald ENTHUSIASM
until daylight.
Friday evening Mrs. Edward Hamm
wife of Mr.. Edward Hamm Mayor OF
Fulton, was surprised at her home G
Fulton, by her friends on account G
the fortv-forth anniversary o.. lr
About twenty-five young persons
from Wheeling were HOSPITALITY rr-
tanned, Tuesday evening, at Martins
Ferry. by Postmaster John W Tmi
and wife. The evening was spent r
dancing and kindred amusemenfs
Twelve couple Of Benv00i roru
people surprised Miss Emma Sloan
on Jacob street. East End. Friday e'-
ming, and a very enjoyable occasion ra.
suited. refreshments being served %
an appropriate hour.
Miss Addic Henchell was tho pleas
ant hostess to a large party of friends
last Friday evening, az her home
Martins Ferry. Ten couples r
present and spent the evening 10
ENJOYABLE manner in the various ~
cial amusements
Last Wednesday evening 'hc b.
p. lodge Of Bridgeport, gave fin. ..'
tertainment. The program
sisted of vocal and instrument m,.
readings. double trapeze penoI--
and chair balancing.
Last evening the l4dhi'r
the Martins Ferry Y. NJ. c. s. -'
entertainment at the Opera .0
which was well attended The
was taken part in by Misses
Crossley, Ida Hoyle Agnes H,
Kate Morgan, Mary Davidson
Schofeld, Verne Clarle N.
Turner. Mrs. j. c. Gray ar.
J. c. Gray. Thomas Lloyd j t
berg. David Jones. and I'aif
and Charles Brilles OF Wh'.l
programme rendered was 1000
one and each performer "a-
applauded.
The members Of the N.e
Companv. Of Martin's tcri
very successful dance Ias' r.
ming at the Maenncrchor SOD.
loure's orchestra Furnished '
for the occasion.
Miss Matte Sweeno
Ferry. entertained ten ra
Young friends Friday eron.- .4
ENJOYABLE manner The
whiled away in soc.a.
dancing being the most H'.
birth. The party con-'-
couples of married I'.h
were delightfully."- spent
airy social amusomen.-
spread was discussed 81 .-.
One Of the most enI''
events in LittletOn. W.
was a party given az OI-
Thursday evening. s
the fashionable set "'I.
sides quite a numbor -oH
among those being lir n
Yea,er. Of Board Tree
Halpin. Of MoUas..
Nfeighen. Of Jollyto"n.
iting relatives there .N'
philadelphia pipe i.ne
Short. of Wheeling. ann
others. Delicious rc' ...
served during the eren.i-
gramme closed with -f
for a cake containing
tween Miss Halpin, %.
ord Miss Grace RearneI. 0
Miss Halpin was voted the
some and popular yodi-
the cake and ring d.
messed themselves as h"'
most enjoyable eVehi"- .. G
the occasion was furnisA
nington Bros orchestra
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