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

/ second prize. handsome leather belt,
I was captured by Miss Jessie Mckee,
+ n Eagerst0wn. I'd. Miss Nancy FISH
+ or carried eff the consolation prize,
/ s.ivI nail file After an appeCZ.ng
lunch was served Che guests reluctantly
. departed.
Thursday evening the ladies Of the
+ congregation of the Thomson NJ. E.
f Church. en- The Island. gave a supper a
/ the chu-cb. when was followed in the
evening by p bazaar and social. The
affair was very literally parcn.zed and
proved q complete success, socially and
financially.
A number Of young ladies have issued
invitations for a Leap year party 10 be
gwen at Eg7rter Hall on the evening of
T February 18th
lrrs. John Bremen very pleasantly en-
/ tarta.nej o party of her friends at her
home. In the East End Thursday even
ing. in honor of the anniversary Of her
birth. The evening was whirled away
I'm dancing and related amusemen.s, and
q luncheon was discussed az the usual
hour The hostess was the recipient of
q number of very handsome presents.
Neat invitations have been received
here for the annual military ball cit the
McrgantowD University. 1t VIII be
swell affair.
The home Of DR.. and Mrs. S. L. Jep-
SON. on Twelfth street. was the scene
of a brilliant reception on Friday even
daughters. Misses Bessie and Ada, COM
plimeDJary to their visitors. Miss Hlg-
bee. of Cleveland. and Mss Meme
Jepson' OF ~. OlalrsII .t / ne uouSe
The prevailing co,ors were pink and
white. The globes of the candeliers
were covered with soft colored pink
shades. and all of the floors were cover
cT with crash. the effect being most
pleasing. The hours Of the reception
and during that period over one hun
dred people called. The Misses Jepson
and their visitors We're assisted i'm re-
ceiving by Misses Bessie Atkinson. Lou
Binehart and Fannie Stanton. In the
dining room Miss Nellie Craddock had
charge of dispensing the viands. She
was assisted by Misses Jennie Jepson.
Alice Bates and Mary PAUL. Prof.
IyN1r,over furnished the music during
the evening.
Cards are ont announcing the we'd
ding OF Mr.. Casper Rohrl. of Eighteenth
street. to Miss Vistoria McIigue, OF
McCulloch street, on February 91n'
Fox both OF the North End are TO De
married on FEBRUARY I-lh' at IoUI
O'Clock.
Last Monday evening MI ChaIIeS
Weissner was united III marriage 10
Mss MARIE Jane DasslueI, III ,He pa
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Alr. ana MIS-. l.arH Nlcuoi were very
Pheasant surprised az CNelI IlolIle ois
SCUM 1oil street ny I"eI'e cOUp,T9 VI
Jhelr irleilus' ueSu@E evening Siu5iC
ana singing We're 'Ie Yea uIea vi .-'e
evening. -Al eIe' Ell olocN d tempting
supper was SeI'eu'
It was a charming and jolly assem-
bIage that gathered at the home OF Miss
Eta T.. Weitzell. on Fifteenth street,
Thursday evening to partake OF the
hospitality Of Miss Eta. Progressive
euchre was the order of the evening,
followed 10y dancing. A most delight
ful social time was had, and it would
congenial spirits than were present.
Miss WeitzeU was assisted in receiving
by Miss Margaret Wells and Miss Marie
WeitzeU The sociable games were
vigorously contested, Miss Matilda Reil-
lv winning the ladies' prize while Jos.
George Matthews was the least for
tunate. he managing to take the sci
dom coveted prize After refresh
ments. several musical numbers added
a fitting final to a most brilliant social