Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-02-26

mess was done telling fortunes. The
ladies Of the organization all wore pa,
triotlc dresses, made in the three cSl-
ors, red, white and blue, and were
very attractive. The affair was opened
by a regular military march, and dur
ing the evening a splendid musical
programme was rendered Miss Mez
Blackburn, Of Bellaire. contributed to
this part OF the entertainment, and
her singing was much enjoyed. A cake
walk was also one OF the features OF
the evening, and this was INDUCED In
by nearly every one present. The AZ
fair was quite a success, both sociallg
and financially, and the ladies OF the
organization should repeat it at soma
future date.
Mrs. Frank Hubill rendered a recep-
ton on last Thursday evening to a
number OF friends at her home on the
Island, complimentary to Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles A. Junkens, who were mar
ried Wednesday at the Fourth Stree.
NJ. p. church parsonage Excellent re-
freshments were served during the eve
ming. Mr.. and Mrs. Junkens had many
well wishes for the future. They will
make their future home in Mingo
Junction, o.. where Mr.. Junkens has
charge of the Aetna-Standard rolling
mill.
very pleasing event was an opera
party given by Misses Ella and Rena
House, Of the Island. to a number OF
their friends on Friday evening. After
the performance tempting refreshments
were served.
Thursday evening the ladies OF tho
United Presbyterian Church will serve
a supper. which promises TO attract
large number Of people TO a delightful
repast.
Friday evening there was a surprise
family gathering at the residence OF
Mr.. Chas. f. Meyer, on South Market
street. the occasion being celebrated IN
honor Of his seyenty-6rst birthday an
Biversary. After an hour or two OF d.
yersified musical entertainment lunch
con was spread. the table and room be-
ing decorated with flowers and smIlax.
while in the centre OF the table was
huge birthday cake. surrounded With
II lighted tapers. Although past tho
three score and ten, Mr.. Meyer still en-
joys much OF the buoyancy Of youth.
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Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Scheehle entertained a large number
OF friends In honor Of their guest. Mrs.
William Davis and Mrs. Lillian L0xter-
man, Of Pittsburg. Cards were a fea-
ture Of the evenings entertainment
the prizes being awarded 10 Miss Clara
Tate, first, and Mrs. r. ID. Walton, con-
ISOLATION.
Miss Clara Wells gave a charming
entertainment 70 a number, Of her
young friends at her North Wheeling
residence, Friday evening
On Wednesday night at billiards. a
suburban town Of Columbus, Ohio, the
H. J. Booth Democratic club served
an elaborate banquet, for which four
hundred and fifty plates were set. Col.
G. l.. Poorman, OF Bellaire. was pre-
sent at the banquet and delivered an
interesting address on the subject,
Government or bank issue, and con-
troll OF paper money
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Miss Della MeNabb. at her home In
South BellaIre, last Monday night,
charmingly entertained the Pleasure
club. composed OF quite number OF
young society ladies OF that city. Dir
ferent sorts OF social advertisements
were INDUCED in during the evening.
much to the enjoyment Of all presents
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