Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-11-15

Monday night
& novel entertainment VISA given at
Teu,0nia Hall Friday evening by the
Epvorth League of the Wesley NJ p.
Church Cards with pieces Of poetry
printed on them were distributed at
the door. and the gentlemen hunted the
young ladies holding the missing pa
pers. becoming their escorts during the
remainder of the evening.
Mr. and Mrs. J. ID. Jones gave a
charming sOiree to a cOngenial party
of their friends at their home. in the
Third ward. Bellaire. Wednesday even
ing. The hours were delightfully."- spent
in dancing and other social amuse-
ments.
Miss Emma Taylor, a popular teach
err in the Beuwood Me Sunday school,
entertained her scholars in a very
pleasant manner Friday evening at her
home
A number of the Wheeling and Mar
tins Ferry friends of Miss Clara Sheets
were Hospitality entertained Wednes-
day evening at her home The Elms.
Cards and dancing contributed to make
the evening pass very pleasantly, and
at the conventional hour delicious re-
fections were served.
Miss Anna Porter. of South Main
street. celebrated the twentieth ami
yersary of her birth by giving a soiree
t0 "a number of her young friends
Wednesday evening at her home, on
South Main street.
Wednesday evening about one hum
dred friends of Mrs. George Guthart
called upon her at her home, on South
MCC0uoch street. without sending pre-
vious notice of their visit taking their
hostess completely by surprise. She
was at q loss 20 account for the call un-
til she was reminded that it was the
thirty-ninth anniversary of her birth.
The guests repaired to the Silver Globe
club rooms. al the head of Twenty
street. wher a thoroughly enjoyable
season was spent in dancing. Refresh
ments were served throughout the
evening.
Cards have been received by many
persons i'm this city announcing the
marriage at Winchester, Va. Of Mr..
Frederick William Banner and Miss
Nargart Hessey. on Wednesday, the
lIth inst. The groom is prominent
business man of Wheeling and the
bride has visited here and has many
warm friends i'm Wheeling social cir
cles
Last Wednesday evening Miss Loret-
o. Miller gave a delightful euchre party
toa number of her friends at her home,
ON North Main street Those present
We're Misses Flora Nolte Flora Welty,
Maggie Jones. Emma Altmyer, Julia
Fciuler. Fannie Laupp, of Altoona, ha-
tie Miller. and MesSrs. George Some
field Edward Erb. Charles Miller, n.
De Fresse. Gus Weitzel John kirchges-
rer. Joseph Redeker John Nolte, Geo.
NoIto and Bert Welty. Handsome and
auDropriate prizes were given 10 the
successful players. Miss Julia Feinler
and George NOlte secured the nrst
prizes. The doubtful honors were car
ried Oft by Miss Maggie Jones and JOS
oDh ReGeker The enjoyment of the
evening was concluded with music and
fine supper
Misses Clara and Stella Carney of
South Chapline street, gave farewell
reception Thursday evening in honor
of their charming visitor, Miss Gene
We've HAYDEN. of Piedmont The even
ire was pleasantly spent in cards, dane
inc. music and the enjoyment OF
splendid repast at midnight.
The announcement has been made
of the coming marriage of William Ellg
and Miss Mary Jericho. to take place
this week. Mr. Elig is connected with
the Eig Carriage Company. His pros
pective bride lives on South jacob
street.
Miss Loretta Miller, OF the North
End. entertained a number of her lazy
and gentlemen friends with dancing
party at the residence of her parents.
A fine luncheon was served at mid
night
Last Thursday afternoon at four
o'clock o. very quiet wedding was sol
omuized I'm the parlOrs of Rev. Boyd. OF
the United Presbyterian Church, at
EeIaire. which united Mr.. Charles
U-iaEorst Jr.. the we'll known cigar
maker of Caldwel's Run. and Miss
Elizabeth. the daughter of Mr.. Louis
Schuole. manager of Bloch Bros to-
lacco room. as man and wife. The at
tendauts were Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Dire
horst. The young couple will reside at
the residence of the mother of the
-r1om.
On Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs
Louis Bish0d. of Forty-third street,
we're rendered very agreeable surprise
hv O. number of their intimate friends
in honor of the twCuy-hrSt anniversary
of their marriage. The evening was
spent u various social diversions until
~ o'clock. when an partoOk Of a tempt
iuC banquet. which had been arranged.
Nr. and Mrs Bishof were presented
with fine leather reclining chair as
token of esteem i'm honor of the day
P ast Friday evening there was a very
pleasant oyster supper at the home of
NIr. and Mrs Henry. ON sixteenth
street. the occasion being the result of
the past election. The supper room was
very tastefully and beautifully decorat-
ei i'm honor of the PreSident-eleCt.
while a handsome autograph smiled
down uron the guests from the head
of the table Only few Of their friends