Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-01-19


be performed by the Rev Father
MOye. of St. Joseph's Cathedral. The
groom was formerly the local manager
of the Postal Telegraph Company, and
is now employed in Pittsburg. The
bride to be is one of the most popular
of the young ladies at the Central"
telephone Office. They will make their
home in Pitjsburg.
A number of young men met last
Monday and formed an organization to
be known as the pickle Brownies"
A number of invitations have been
received here for the Bird-Rapp nup-
tials at Parkersburg, Tuesday after
noon.
The Misses Miller very pleasantly en-
tertained a party Of friends. Thursday
evening. at their home in the Second
ward. Music for dancing was fur
nished by a mandolin and guitar club,
and an excellent supper was served at
the usual hour.
The young ladies Of the Beethoven
singing society gave an enjoyable dan
cling party Thursday evening, at the
hall. corner Fourteenth and Main
streets.
Thursday evening William Bremen
was hest 20 Che m mbers Of the Cadet
band. i'm honor Ofthe anniversary of his
birth. The affair took place at the
Grand Opera House, and proved very
enjoyable
The ladies Of the congregation of the
Thomson NJ. f. church have arranged
for q supper and bazaar to be given on
the evening Of February5th.
Miss Bessie Donaldson was the char
ming hostess TO a congenial party of
friends. at her home on South Huron
street. Thursday evening. The hours
were spent pleasantly in various social
amusements.
Tie directors of the Island Club held
meeting Thursday evening and de-
cide1 to make Thurslay evening of
each week Club Night" The form of
entertainments on club night will be
cards and dancing.
.
Mis- Lucy Gebhart. charming young
/ lady of the Souih Side. was very hand
som aly surprised Monday evening. when
number Of her friends called to spend
the evening. The hours were most de-
lgh-ully spent in games of various
sorts. and the music added much to the
joy Of the occasion. Miss Nellie Fe11a
entertained the guests with her auto
harp ana Mr. James Afmeyer also
rendered several solos At the usua,
hour tempting refreshments were DIS
cussed, 20 which all did ample justice.
The Chaplire Street Progressive Eu-
chre Club was handsomely entertained
by Miss Gene Friend at her home on
| Penn street, Island. Thursday evening.
A pleasant evening was enjoyed in
/ friendly rivalry for successful nf5nipu-
lation of the seductive pasteboards The
/ refreshments incidental TO the evenings
/ entertainment We're Of a most enjoyable
/ character. The successful contestants
we're Mrs Julius Pollock first prize, and
/ Mrs J. L. Merriman second prize; Mr.
| Frank S,amm gentleman'S prize and
+ Mr.. J. w. Grub second prize. Mrs
/ Alex. Campbell VII entertain the club
mex. Thursday evening.
Mr.. Charles McChe-ney gave a stag
/ s0iree to q party of friends Thursday
evening ar his home on the Island
/ Music and games occupied the ac,en-
tion Of The guess until midnight, when
/ refreshments were served.
Miss Agnes Wsidman was at home
/ 10 parts Of her friends at the residence
Of her parents, on South E0ff street.
/ Friday evening. N honor of The nine
/ teen;h anniversary of her birth. The
| evening was pleasantly spent with the
aid Of The usual social amusements.
/ The hostess received a number OF hand
some presents.
The Island Friday Night Club was
/ Hospitality entertained by Messrs Cald-
well and Tod Noise, at their home on
South Broadway.
Mrs. Andy Fisher entertained a num-
Der of her friends al, a leap year party
az her home on South Market street,
Wednesday evening. The hours were
passed away in progressive euchre. The
first prizes We're won by Miss Henri
eta Heruing and Luke Taylor, and the
consolation prize by Miss Mary Foose.
Mrs Lieut.. Van Duser was hostess to
the Married Ladies Progressive Euchre
Club az her home on Fourteenth street,
Friday evening. The contests were
very interesting. resulting in several
ties. and the favors were handsome
Mrs. S. P. Norton won the first prize,
and Mrs. Dr.. Hustled the second.
NIr John BREEDING was made the VIC
tim Of an agreeable surprise last We'd
nasdav evening. it was the anniver-
sary of his birth. and a large party Of
his friends called upon him at his
home on Wood street. in the East End,
% assist him in properly celebrating the
happy occasion. The assemb,age was
too large 10 be accommodated in Mr..
Breid.ng's residence. and the host and
his guests repaired 10 HOras' Hall. on
Fourteenth stree. where the hours We're
merrily spent in tripping the light fan
taste 3" and in kindred diversions Re
frsshments were served continuously.
The music for dancing was furnished
by Gu,hart.
4 farewell party was given in honor
of Mr.. Emmett Manion and wife Of Gar
re-L Ind. \ pleasant ,,ms was spent
in dancing and card playing unil
seasonable hour. when supper was