Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-14
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Matters Pertaining Only to People
and Society.
Gossip Of Gay Doings Past and to Come
Parties, Germans aad Hops for the
Future-The Winters Prominent
Social Features.
PERSONAL NEWS OF TIE CITY.

sOrbing interest 70 the average rcducI, a.
that which relates directly to himself ana
his friends. Personal doings, sayings and
gossip. the movements of friends and the
General news of people are always possessed
Of interest to the different groups to which
they belong. People are society aud socie-
Nv Is the world Wheeling society
is like all other and finds enjoyment
in Just the same way. Its taste may diner
in the details, but is the same in the gen.
eral result.
Wheeling society has been unusually ac-
tive this season. II always is, at each sue
ceeding winter and IL il is not it seems 70
be. But We have had certainly greas
MANY events" this season and upon no
night, save Sunday, can walk be taken
through the city without hearing the
strains of music to which merry
feet are keeping time in the dance.
IL is always so. The only change which
can be noted is that public parties have
largely given way to private ones, and hotel
balls seem almost things OF the past. Stated
dances by different organizations, home re-
ceptiOns, oyster parties, and tea tights
are the prevailing forms of social festiyi-
ties. and of these we certainly have our
share. The presence in the city OF the
members of the Legislature will add some
what to the gayety, as many little aiaiIs
will be given in honor, either OF the body
itself, or of individual members.
The conspicuous event Of the coming
week will be the German at Franzheims
Hall, on Friday evening, the 10Th inst.
The list was out Yesterday, and is larger
than ever before, as it includes most OF the
Young ladies visiting the members and
their friends. Mr.. Sam Hazlett aud Miss
Annie Chspline will lead. The fayors will
be as unique and fanciful as ever, and the
Opera House Orchestra will furnish the
music. Though it will be one Of the reSu-
lar Germans, and therefore not dress occa-
sion, it will certainly be both brilliant and
ENJOYABLE.
Booked for the near future are six large
parties or receptions. At present the wrl-
ter is not at liberty 10 mention them
further, save to say they will al be given
at private residences, and Will be swell 70
the last degree.
The Cooking Club" had no meeting this
week, and the date of the next one has not
vet been fixed II is probable that Miss
Libbie Greer will be hostess upon that oc-
casion, and the place be the residence OF
her father. J. r. Greer. Esq, at Leather
wood. Miss Isadore Pollock will entertain
the club when she returns from her south
eTn trip.
Miss Lou Butler gave an oyster party last
evening, in honor of Miss Julia Nelson, OF
Richmond who is the guest OF her sister,
Mrs. +. l.. Niche. The evening passed
pleasantly. and was enjoyed heartily by the
congenial company present.
Mr.. and Mr.. w. s. Brady entertained
few of their friends, last night, at their
Island residence, at a supper party, given
in honor of Miss Dorie Hildreth's visitors,
Miss George Hoffman, of ChillicOthe, and
Miss Addie lowell. of Portsmouth. The
entertainment was characterized by quie-
style and perfect enjoyment
The Island people certainly enjoy them
selves in a social way. The Garden Spot is
q great centre of gayety and every few
nights gives dance. Last night Miss Fife
HalStead was hostess at q very enjoyable
dance, nj which some twenty couples par
tiGipated. Kramer furnished the music.
Miss Ellie Russell gave an oyster party,
last night, at her mothers delightful resi-
dence on the National road, in honor of her
guest, Miss Ellie King, OF Pittsburgh. A
limited number of personal friends attend
ed, including several from the city.
Miss Ida Harden quietly entertained
few friends, last night, at her mothers res
idence, on Twelfth street.
Mrs. J. P. Harden has gone to Phila-
delphia.
The Elite Social will dance tonight at
MCLain's Hall.
II. W. Wethcrald, of this city LETT for the
West, yesterday.
D. Garter List is threatened with an at,
tack of typhoid fever.
B. NJ. EOtI, Esq, has returned 10 his home
q: Woodland, W. Va.
Col. Vim. H. Hogeman, OF Charleston, is
at the Mcclure House.
Charlie Ost, who has been slightly ill., is
now about COnvalescent.
Dick Howell has returned to his clerical
studies at Philadelphia,
Miss Julia p Mitchell has returned to
her home in New York city.
DR.. Reed was reported in very critical
yesterday evening.
Rev. J. h. Reed. of the Sistersville Int
pendent, is at the Stamm House.
Hen. j. p Sharp, member of the House
for Wood, is now At the Stamm.
Major McGrew and Clerk Dan Neal, have
q pleasant room together at the Stamm.
A reception will shortly be rendered the
Legislature by the Wheeling Female Col |
lege.
Miss Horr and Miss Katie Mertz of Raven
ma, are the guests OF Mrs. c. w. Franz |
helm.
A great many young people find enjoy
ment, AZ this season, at the roller skating |
rink.
Hon. Henry L. Cox, of Morgantown, is
the guest OF Miss A. Taylor, at the Female |
College.
DR.. Dent and Mr.. J. Bare leave for Wes- |
ton to-day.
w. H. Snyder, general agent of the Bal
timore and Ohio Express company, was Yin
the city, yesterday.
Mr.. A. Q. Whitaker, a substantial and
prosperous farmer, of Woodland, was in
the city yesterday.
Miss Ida Norvell, Charleston young
lady and said to be belle, will soon visit
relatives in this city.
The German is invaluable to its mem
bers and their friends, in furnishing enter
tainment for their guests.
George r Tingle, as soon as he can close
up his business affairs in this city, will To-
cate in Montana territory.
Leopold Baer, who has been in the en-
ploy OF C. Kraus & Bro. for the past five
years, was yesterday admitted TO the firm.
Miss Belle McCabe is quite sick at Column
bus. She started on western trip two
weeks ago, which was endedby her present
sickness.
ChaS. II. hooper, deputy SueIil vi taSIot
and lady, are visiting Mrs. Joseph
Caldwell, Sixth ward. They will return to
Grafton to-day.
Or. A. G. Stalnaker, of Writ c. II. will
remain in the city for some time to come,
working in the interest of the Pharmaceu-
teal Association.
Miss Laura Harden, who has been visit
ing in Chicago, for some time past, is ex-
pected TO return soon and will be accom-
panied by Miss Cornell who will be her
guest.
On last Saturday, Mr.. and Mrs. 2. c.
Smith, living on Water street, celebrated
their tin Wedding. They were almost
with presents and congratu-
lations.
James V. Patterson, so long connected
with the county sAerihalty, will go west to
locate. In company with Sam Patterson
he will soon make 8 prospecting tour as
far as Denver.
Mrs. Oscar Rammelsburg, of Cincinnati,
will sing in the Fourth Street NJ. Z. Church
o-morrow at morning service. The oppor-
tunity TO hear her superb voice, will be
gladly improved by our music loving peo-
Pile
Miss Isadora Pollock, who has been visit
-. frsapds is AxDpctal To return