Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-09-03

number of his friends at his home out
Boggs' run this afternoon The feat
ures of the affair will be of an interest
ing nature
The members of the Ladies Aid So
ciety of the Lutheran Church of Ben
wood very pleasantly surprised Mrs.
George Geogelin at her home on Tues
day evening in honor of her sixty-ninth
birthday. Mrs. Geogelin acquitted her.
self as hostess quite admirably and the
guests present were very delightfully."-
entertained. An appetizing luncheon
was partaken Of at the usual hour.
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Mr.. Henry Vaas celebrated the an
niversary of his birth at Wheeling
Park last Tuesday. 1t took the form
of a regular family reunion All of Mr..
Vaas' children and grandchildren were
present, and all enjoyed themselves
thoroughly.
A surprise was rendered Miss Mary
Boring at her home on Sixteenth street
Thursday evening Those present we're
Masters Eugene Phillips, Eugene Hell,
Frank Butts, Carl Schmidt, George and
Will Gardner, John and Charles Thesis,
George Cook, Will Gompers, Harry
Steinhouser, John Boring, and Misses
Moliie Smith, Maggie Jaquay, Annie
and Tillie Sedan, Gertrude and Mildred
Floor, Hattie and Rachel Steinhouser,
Myrtle Bonnette, Stella Neagle and
Mary Boring. The principal feature of
10 in 10 IL ial,
was won by Stella Neagle and Eugene
He'll.
The last meeting of the Cotillion
Club for the summer season is to be
held at Wheeling Park Casino Friday
evening, September Sth Prof Del
brugge desires to thank all patron
esses and members of the club for
their hearty cooperation in his efforts
to make these meetings both profitable
and enjoyable to all.
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Quite an enjoyable dance closed a
large house party given in honor of
Misses Gertrude Loecher and Anna
Jepson, at the residence of Mr.. Charles
Adams, of Glenn's Run. A number Of
Wheeling people went up on the even
ing train last Monday, and ever since
have been enthusiastic over the gaities
INDUCED in. Among the merry crowd
were Messrs. Gallagher, Burke, Ken
nemon, Willmeyer, Ross, Phillips, At
kinson, Garden, Lyle, Green, Moore,
Case, Meyer, Merchant, Beans, and
Misses Fleming, Kirchner, Buckle, Ly e,
Garden, Greene, Atkinson, Phillips,
Stevens Kennemon, Moore, Tighe,
Welshaunce, Loecher, Jepson.
Misses Kate McKeown and Lizzie
Coppinger, of the East End, pleasantly
entertained their many friends at Mo-
Fart Park on Thursday evening. Dane
ing was one of the chief features of the
reception.
A select hop will be given by the I'm
perial Club, of the South Side. at Mo-
Fart Park, tomorrow evening. Prof.
Long will furnish the music.
49,
Mr. Chester K. Bell and Miss Laura
M Serig will be united in marriage
Tuesday evening at the home of the
bride'5 parents on North Main street.
The ceremony will be performed by the
Rev. Samuel Schwarm, pastor of the
English Lutheran church on sixteenth
street. The couple will go to house
keeping on North Market street. The
prospective groom is a travelling sales
man for the Reed, Robb & BREEDING
drug house. The bride-to-be is
daughter of Mr.. Henry Serig, the well
known grocer of the North End.
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The members of the Lady Washing
ton Council, No. 1, Daughters of Lib
erty, gave quite an enjoyable fete upon
the beautiful lawn at the Handlan prop
erty, on South Chapline street, last
evening. The enclosure was decorated
foy the occasion with Chinese lanterns
and American flags, presenting a most
pleasing appearance. The affair was
for the benefit of the order, and the at
tendance of the members and their
friends was quite large. Those in
charge of the fete have every reason to
feel satisfied with the results of their
efforts.