Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-08-15

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guest, Miss Mollie Jackson, Of McKees-
port.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Cordeil, of Nc
Mechen. were rendered a pleasant sur
prise Friday evening at their home. The
hours were pleasantly spent in social
! conversation and in vocal and instru-
| mental music.
| One Of the most successful outings
! of the season was given at Wheeling
Park Thursday evening by Parke Di-
vision of the A o. H., assisted by the
Ladies' Auxiliary.
| There was an informal gathering,
| Tuesday evening, at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. w. L. Etzler, on the Island,
in honor of the return Of their laugh
ter. Miss Blanche, and Miss Jeanette
/ Mayer, who have been spending sew
eral weeks with friends IN western
/ Ohio. ..i5.sGsa-s2ZSs-.ss
Miss Nav Rose and Mr.. Isaac Crow,
of Bellaire, were quietly married last
week at st. Clairsville.
There was a very pleasant gathering
! Tuesday evening at the rectory OF ST
Mary's Catholic Church, in Martin S
Ferry. The pastor, the Rev. 5. 5.
Mattingley. celebrated the sixtieth an
, niyersary of his birth and his friends
assembled to tender their congratula-
: tions and to leave a substantial token
of +ba esteem in which they hold him.
! At the home of the Misses Cockayne'
at Glendale. a very pleasant social was
( given Tuesday evening under the du'
spices of the Y. P. S. {. b. Oh TIC
Moundsville Presbyterian Church.
A very ENJOYABLE lawn party was
! given at Elsie Fishers home on
South Broadway Friday evening. Re
freshments were served and good
time was had by the young 1olKs.
! those present were: Misses Lulu
Iones Edna Miller, Hattie Elliott,
Minnie Stewart, Margaret Bickerton'
! Tessie Ross. Gertrude McComDs,
| Maude Hammond. Ella Mitchell, Ber-
tha Mccullough, Ethel Hose, Stella
whitehead. Mamie Beans and Elsie
/ FISCHER. Masters Wilbur Elliott, Nor
bert Myles. Harry Spears, William
Pickett, oliver Hill, Robert Young,
Robert Beans. Clyde Hammond, VII
lie Weichsel. Howard Alexande'. Joe
Watkins. Lee Daley, William McCIure'
Ivan Spears and John Fischer.
!
Miss Anna Memminger, Of Pleasant
Valley was very agreeably surprised
Thursday evening by number OF her
friends. Music and cards were the
nrincipal diversions of the evening. A
nrize was captured by Miss Louisa
/ Rehler. and the visitors prize was
awarded to Miss Mile Faas, both Oh
Allegheny, Pa The guests returned 10
the city in a wagon after spending a
very pleasant evening.
Mrs. Frank Conner was pleasantly
surprised Monday evening by large
number of her friends, at her nome
on South Market street. The occasion
was the fortieth anniversary OF her
birth. The S. L. c. Banjo and Mando-
! lin Club rendered excellent music 1of
the occasion. Luncheon was served at
the conventional hour.
Miss Lee Caldwell, daughter OF Mr..
Frank S. Caldwell, gave denghtlul
Yacht marty Monday evening in honor
If her guest. Miss Steadman, or Ale
ebenv The guests enjoyed a ride OF
several miles up the river and upon
their return repaired to the Island
Glib Rooms where a few hours were
spent in dancing.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Smith pleas,
antIv entertained number OF
friends at their home in Bellalre Null
day evening.
"Events." a new society publication,
will make it's grst appearance ABOUT
Sentember LIST. 1t will be edited by MI
Clement Storer Foster, Of this city.
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large number of popular young
neon1e of Caldwell's Run gave de-
iightful hay party last Tuesday night
Those nresent were Miss Ada Bau-
mann and George Hausenauer, MISS
Rertha Morrow and Gustave Hause-
nauer. Miss Gertrude Baumann ana
Conrad Hagamire, Miss Olive StaTkey
and William Baumann, MISS BelIe
Hannah and Leonard Baumann' MISS
Ada wilhelm and Joseph Baumann'
Miss Kate Kline and Joseph Manley,
Miss Jeana Crumbaker and james
Maintain. Miss Rosa Schulle and Jean
Miller. Anna Baker and james otaI-
Lev After the hay ride excellent re-
5reshments were served at MISS Aua
Baumanns home.
Thursday afternoon some OF the youhe
Deonle Of town organized girls bowling
club It is iather unique in that II mas 10
oecsrs bu is under the supervision Oh
eacb member in her alphabetc turn. she
shoIi decide what entertainment there Is
a. he and whether It is TO meet IN the
morning or evening. When the entertain
r,ent is in the evening each member Is
reouired to contribute a name to the nat
from which all shall draw and each mem
her Is compelled to invite the gentleman
vbose name falls to her. The members
are anxious that this novel plan should
80 we'll understood. The first meeting IS
80 ba next Thursday evening.
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PERSONAL.
We wanted TO go to Klondike, -, It,.