Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-09
OUR GAY CITY.
Notes, News, and Society Whis-
pers that are not Generally
Known.

Known.
A life OF fashion, life OF glec.
4 life oi pleasures the life for me.
The sweetest walter" the hGndsomeSi
beau"
q The dirlingeSt airt that's here below"
Are titheS that would Rther bear
Than be wrapped in the mantles that Senators
wear.
Last night was prolific OF gayeties.
The sound of music and JOY was gen.
eral.
West Virginia's Capital gathered her
beauty and chivalry.
And still nothing is heard OF ball on
Thanksgiving eve.
Winter societies and socials are now
in full blast
The German OF this city is certainly a
fashionable organization.
From every quarter OF the city, and
embracing every circle OF society, was
heard, last night, the echo OF "All hands
aroundn'
1t is told in strict confidence that
three more weddings are on dit, one OF
which ensnares young journalist, and
the Others, two rather older mercantile
gentlemen.
Miss Matte Stockton arrived last
Saturday from Philadelphia, and is
spending the time at Mr.. George r.
Tavlor's.
Miss Stewart, of Washington, Pa, is
the guest OF Mrs. 5. o. Taylor of Fiji
teenth street.
Mr.. John c. Riheldaffer, OF the Wa
verify, will shortly give II party To his nu-
merous friends.
The dance at Portland last night was
a successful and enjoyable affair A dele
CATION from Wheeling was in attend
ance, but Kramer didn't go up as was
reported.
Miss Sophie Logan entertained num-
ber of her friends last night at what is
fashiOnably known as tea-party.
Mr.. Will McMcChen's party of Satur-
day last was most enjoyable affair.
Will is quoted now AS a model host
John A. Moninger, Esq, the hand
some attorney OF Washington, left yes
terday afternoon for Bethany. During
his stay here, ne was the guest OF the 4.
=. O., which organization showed him
the Lions and gave asupper in his honor
Thursday evening.
Mrs. A. w. Campbell is visiting her
sister at Weston, W. Va.
The American Literary Society ccle-
brated its 37th anniversary last night at
Bethany. The exercises were attended
with characteristic success. Joshua Gist
was the Society orator, and John \.
Moninger that of the alumni.
Miss Gennie McCarrell, of Pittsburgh,
who has been spending the last few
weeks with Miss Addie COen, will return
home next week.
Miss Kate Best, lately visiting at DIR.
Surgison's, has returned Ia her home at
Lock Haven, Pa. A young man got off
the remark that her departure would
clock heaven" from him.
Miss Matte Hubbard left on Thurs
day for Frankfort, Ind, on four weeks
visit.
The Young Americans had an inter
csting session Yesterday afternoon, dur
ing which new officers were elected.
Miss Mollie Douglass, an accom-
plishcd blonde, one OF Pittsburgh'S Gtir
ones, is visiting at Elm Grove.
There was a party given at Triadcl-
IIlld, tNl tN'llIlp, at " ll' IL Wv X =
orchestra furnished the music.
Miss Lucy Smyth gave tempting
oyster supper, last night, at the resi-
dence OF her father, Mr.. r. J. Smyth.
Mr.. and Mrs George Wise have re-
turned from their bridal tour, and are
staving at the Grant House
4 young cynic was heard TO remar X
after the last German
Sparkling gas-light, KIamer's band,
Belladonna, lilly-white
These make up the fairy land
Where wandered oil last uight."
Miss Addie Ferrell gave a party last
night in honor of her visitor, Miss An
ME VI. Clarkson, formerly OF this city,
but now residing in Piqua, o. About
fifteen couples participated, and very
pleasant evening was had.
A group OF young people returning
from a party last night sang beautifully,
and afflicted the ear OF night by turns.
The police court will-that is, their
music was enjoyed.
Ladies, the latest hat is the bluff
King Hal, and is made Of black felt,
tnrncd up on the LETT side with eight or
ten ostrich tips under the turn. 1t is
bound with black satin, and its broad
brim edged with gold.
The German was grand success last
night. The cremS-de-Ld-crsmS turned out
fifteen couple strong and happily
danced away the hours. The costumes
in every case were rich, and in many,
elegant Wilhplni 4 KramprpXpcutr1 the