Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-17

opers House orchestra lent the charm OF
its symphonies.
Miss Mamie Ayres will give an entertain.
ment New Years evening to number Oh
her young friends.
A large hop is on the tapis. to- be given
at Msior Loring's handsome residence, at
Elm Grove, during the holidays
Several young ladies of Leatherwood took
advantage of the fine skating yesterday on
the creek. Some young gentlemen from
town came out TO join them.
The Germania Singing Society will give
a grand Concert and ball New Years night
They have renovated their hall, paPering
and carpeting the anterooms In sPiendio
style.
A large skating party, composed OF
Leatherwood ladies, and q number OF soci-
ETY. youths from the city, enjoyed the hne
ice, yesterday afternoon, on the creek Just
beyond the tunnel.
st. Matthews Church will be decorated,
next Saturday, for Christmas services. a
beautiful and profuse assortment OF flowers
has been ordered from Pittsburgh, by M.
Hull Quarter, for the purpose.
A large dancing party is on the tapis for
Friday evening, December %, at the Zane
residence, Wheeling Island. Miss Cora
will entertain the coterie OF the Garden
Spot on their usual weekly assembly. kra-
mer has been engaged for the occasion,
which is foreshadowed by the best aus
pices.
The Sewing Society of the First Presby-
terrain Church met at the residence OF Mrs.
Frew, fourteenth and Eoff streets, Friday
afternoon. There was large attendance,
characterized by skillful fingers and good
l. - hos.
tess invited her guests out to an elegant
supper. A social evening followed as
usual.
st. Luke's Episcopal Church, just COM
pleted, and full description OF whose con.
struction and punishment was given in
Yesterdays issue, will be be dedicated this
morning. A large array OF vocal talent has
been summoned for the occasion. Among
those who will participate are Mrs. Samuel
Hildreth, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Seeley, Mrs.
C. L. Reed, Mr.. Dana Geyer and Miss Ella
Greer. Mrs Whitney will render the lie
DPum.
The german organized last winter was
social institution. 1t made good record
for itself, and was attended with complete
success. 1t Was organized in November,
and continued till Lent The members
met at Franzheim's Hall; there were no
meetings dissolved at twelve o'clock.
Could not the enterprising youths who
managed the old or ganization, revoke 1t
into life again this year? Perhaps the full
dress german to be given at Franzheim's
Hall, next Thursday evening, is move
ment in that direction. At all events it
will be notable affair. The Opera House
orchestra will furnish the music. An ele.
CANT supper will be served at twelve
o'clock Mr.. John Rhieldaffer has been
appointed to lead.
The Muldoon's Picnic Fishing Club have
issued their invitations for a grand ball to
transpire on the 10th of January at Turner
Hall The committee of arrangements in
clude: Messrs. Mike Mears, Robert Brown
ing, John Costello, Dave Gosney, VIM.
Hartenstein, Joseph Hegner,. George Hy-
denger and George Hertenstein.
The committee of invitations comprise:
Messrs. Louis Miller, Thomas Costello,
John Ellwood, Henry Hegner, Edward
Costello, Frank Warner, Tom Tighe, and
Miss Laura Dunlap.
The floor managers will be- Messrs. John
Ellwood, Cbas. McHaffey, VIM. Dehbaugh,
Vim. Carroll, John Costello, and Joseph
Aberfeld. The ballet masters will be
Messrs. Tom Tighe, and VIM. Defbaugh:
Mayors Quadrille Band has been engaged
to intone music for the occasion. 1t prom
Uses to be big affair.