Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-18

H. Racket.
- Lancers.
10, Waltz.
Atl2:30 o'clock there was a cessation OF
! the music and the dancers tnrned their
/ attention to
THE SUPPER.
The supper room was the square one on
the south side Of the hotel and in this
three long tables were spread. The supper
partoOk more OF the character OF refresh.
mepts and was gotten up and served in the
very best style. Robert Grant had a full
corps Of well trained walters and the guests
were served in style and with despatch.
Then after the usual interim, the dancing
was resumed with increased enjoyment
and spirit.
THE GUESTS
Wheeling has always had the happy fac.
ul:y Of commingling her society people
tremendously without regard to age, and
this was never more conspicuous than last
night Young patrons and younger
maidens and dowagers enjoyed themselves
themselves after their own tastes, and the
deJutdHs and the belle of several seasons
standing danced happily in the same set
There were the usual number OF ladies in
street costumes, who came 10 witness
the enjoyment and feast their eyes on the
toilet, accompanied by the talking men,"
who relieved the dancing men" in the in
tervals Of the dancing. Among the guests
present were several from distance, who
were rapidly made at home and whose
names appear below. The ladies present
are named subsequently,, and the following
is list Of the gentlemen present:
DR.. T. B. McLain, Fred. J. Norton, Char
ley OFT, Charley Anderson, Harry Coen,
Dan. Heiskell, Ed. HazleIt, Sam. Hazlett,
Newt Linch, E. B. Bowie, Sam Harrison,
Will Delsplain. Harry Mcclure, Harry
Wheat, DR.. T. o. Edwards, +. P. Jepson,
Geo. Reid, Harry Sberrard and Frank Max
we'll, Steubenyille, Will Fisher, Sam Mil
Ter, Albert Franzheim, John Davenport,
Oh. Rhodes, Sam Patterson, Bernard Payne,
Walter Bloomfield, Al. Glass, Walker Pc.
terson, Irwin Singleton, Brose List, Bunch
Hustled, John Baker, George Laughlin,
Alex. Campbell and Frank Robertson.
THE TOILETS.
Each succeeding year the toilets of the
Wheeling ladies become richer and more
elaborate. More taste as we'll as more
money is expended upon them, and the re-
suit is apparent. Last night brought to-
gether large number Of handsome dresses
a subject OF remark. A very meagre idea
of some Of them may be obtained from the
following:
Mrs. w. n. Inch, cream satin and lace,
full dress.
Mrs. F. P. Jepson. black velvet dress,
pink silk and lace fichu, white GainesbOr-
ough hat.
Mrs. T. o. Edwards, pink nuns yelling
with panier pOlonaise Of India silk.
Mrs. +. J. Hearne, embroidered blue
cashmere and point lace and diamonds.
Mrs. Harry Mcclure, black satin elabor.
ately made, and GsinesborOugh hat, white.
Mrs. +. J. Norton, black MORE antique
skirt, light blue satin oyerdress, point lace
and diamonds.
Mrs. Harry Wheat, brown satin skirt,
black velvet basque, old lace trimming;
carrisge bonnet.
Mrs.. Alex Campbell, lavender silk skirt
black velvet jacket, scarlet trimmings.
Miss Tracy Means, Steubenyiile, watered
blue silk, with hand painted ribbons.
Miss Jessie Bruce, Cumberland, blue
cashmere, with square bosom and point lace. |
and a belt bouquet of roses
Miss Mary Maher, Cleveland, cream silk
and brocade waist and rich lace.
Miss Lille Mcclellan, 81. Louis, black
walking suit and hat.
Miss lsador Pollock, India muslin, en-
broidered.
Miss Lou Butler, bright cardinal cash.
mere and cardinal flowers.
Miss Lou Cummins pink cashmere and
pink watered silk trimmings.
Miss Mamie Woods, surah satin skirt OF
scarlet, swiss Overdress.
Miss Gene Pendleion, lavender cashmere
and lace.
Miss Jessie Bates, embroidered blue cash
mere.
Miss Sue Lynch, cream satin and lace.
Miss Ida Harden, walking dress OF black
silk
Miss Laura Harden. cream nuns yelling
and brOcaded satin.
Miss Alice Kelley, pink nuns yelling
and satin.
Miss Mary Campbell, ecru satin skirt !
and blue brOcade overdress, very handsome. |
Miss Clara Fisher, combination Of pink |
silk and lace.
Miss Annie Chapline, cream satin and |
cream albatross, with rich lace.
Miss Minnie Junkins, pink cashmere |
and pink bonnet, horseshoe design, with |
flowers.
Miss Hattie Glass, blue silk with pink
trimming ana flowers.
Miss Mamie Leighton, pink cashmere and |
lace.
Miss Minnie Loring, handsome brocade
silk and lace. OF antique design and fashion. |
Miss Lucy Lorng, blue satin and brOc&de |
with lace.
Mrs- Msjor Loring, black silk velvet and |
pink bonnet.
To appreciate some of these dresses, they |
must have been seen. To mention the ma |
terial alone is 10 give no adequate idea OF !
the style and design of them Suffice il to |
say. however, that il was rare collection |
of elegantly dressed ladies.
The party, in a word, was characteristic |
success and as such will always be spoken |
OF.
COMMENCING Sunday night, November |
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