Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-03-08

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gave a delightful dance at its quarters
in the East End.
Misses Carrie and Rosa Spring ar
ranged a surprise party given Tuesday
evening on Mr. William II. Bonner, at
mis- home on Seventeenth street. A fea-
ture was the music rendered by Messrs.
Stamm and Karl Dancing was the
chief diversion.
The friends Of John Madden, the well
known b. & O. gateman at Chaplbne
and Thirty-first streets rendered him a
very pleasant surprise party in honor
OF the anniversary Of his birth. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Will Clark,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Marshall. Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Foster. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
Giblin. Mr.. and Mrs. James Conway,
Misses Lidia Spense. Agnes Devlin,
Mary Dixon. Matte Miller and Mellisa
Hub. and Messrs. J. s. Hafer, James
and Edward Dixon. John Giblin, Louis
Combs. Blanchard Green, August Bran
! dau and VIM. Miller. The music was
furnished by John Habig AT midnight
a sumptuOus supper was served.
The Misses Alice and Annie Eichen-
berg were hostesses TO party of their
friends Friday evening at their home
on Sixteenth street. The hours were
pleasantly passed in social diversions,
supplemented by a repaSt at midnight.
Following were the guests present:
Messrs. Frank Sweeney. Ed. Weaver,
Frank Burk. Joe Wagner. Albert Gaus,
Dan Blacl1man. of Toledo. o., Mark J
Chunk. of Pittsburg. Fred Wise, c. J.
Arnold. OF New York. and Will Green,
and Misses Carrie and Mamie Smith,
Lola and Maggie Nav, Carrie BeUter,
Florence Clemens, Lizzie Fink and
Minnie Wise.
Mr.. Louis Steinmann and Mrs.
Christine Schulz were united in mar
riage last Wednesday evening at the
residence of Mr.. Christ HOrstmann, in
Upper BenwOOd. by Rev. Hermann
Haas The attendants were Mr..
Christ HorStmann and Mrs. Hannah
Hahne
Wednesday evening Mr.. Charles Mil
Ter. a prominent cigar maker Of the
North End. was united in marriage
with Miss Sophia Wurzbacker of the
/ East End. by Rev. VIM Ulfert Misses
! Tillie Miller and Josephine Wurzbacker
were the attendants. A wedding re-
ception followed the ceremony.
Mrs. John Frew entertained a few
friends at her residence on Fourteenth
street last Thursday evening cOmpli-
mentary to her sister. Mrs. RosemOnd
Gardner. of Steubenville. who has been
her. guest for several weeks. Euchre
was the feature of the evenings enter
I tainment. After a spirited contest
with the pasteboards an elaborate
/ luncheon was served. The affair was
delightful throughout.
The engagement of Mr.. Michael
/ Claust to Miss Louise Stahl, both Of
/ the East End. has been announced.
On last Tuesday evening Professor
| Chas. Killmyer was very pleasantly
/ surprised by number of his friends
and neighbOrs, it being the occasion of
his birthday. The evening was de-
I Hghtfully spent Progressive euchre
was the principal attraction. At the
conclusion of the contests prizes were
awarded and delicious refreshments
J served. Those present were Mr.. and
| Mrs. j. p. Morgan. Mr.. and Mrs. John
( Crockard. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schwet-
| feger. Mr.. and Mrs DriehOrst Mr..
and Mrs. Chas Smith. Mrs. Burdats,
I Miss NJ. ROettger, Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn
Hess. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cruise, Mr..
and Mrs. John Lutz. Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Lutz. Mr.. C. A. Schaefer, Mr.. H..
F. Behrens. To Mrs. Glen Hess was
awarded the ladies' prize. and to Nj.
Behrens the gentleman
The Little Billie Club better known
/ as part of the East End Mandolin and
Guitar Club. was organized March 10,
| 1895. They derived their name from
DuMauriers novel. "Trilby." The Little
Billie Club will give their first annual
I ball at Turner's hall. Easter Monday
night. April 6. 1896. Bachman' orches-
ira has been engaged for the occasion.
The members of the Island Leap Year
/ Club were Hospitality entertained
I Thursday evening by Miss Edna Stur-
/ giss. at her home on South York street.
| The evening was delightfully."- spent in
| social amusements.
NEARBY TOWNS.
/ The dressmaker'S maid in a chic gown ar
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