Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-03

rer,sl and uniform feature. i"s -.
Is. Leen The order of the week ts 30
noI torial sar has heard litfie oe no.ai 10
| Whist parties. literary coDeIeea9ons ". ~.
W. W. have dsnced an over the city from one
.a.;, IN another. now . bell, now
ms.opsr,de. now small party, bat aivsys,
I .i,hout exception, running countei "a
| Ssnce II Tfrp-ichore does NOS nKe W
w. ~ rrestr;al abode 10 Wheeling, x onty
nrnxe. devotion can not win her. Leu's'
f.y evening. at the residence o. M. fhAnk
| Zook, Maryland street. islans' ~,
dancing party was consuaiuistea. Az. 40;
scored Nth few declinations The par,
lors we're tastefully arrsegea anu
Brilliantly iIIumined. The full dress
costumes and native charms OF the iAaea
Relies we're most frequent The suy
,,opcr however, furnished quota. Ihe
r.ntlcmen represented both sides oil tue
river. Meisrs. Weers and Williams oil
New York, were the only strangers. hra-
| mer's band was engaged fot tho OCCASION
with all its White Sulphur presuss'
Under .he in,oxicalion Of It's SWEET music,
| rb, rc in little wonder the air was riie Win
enthusiasm, ana they did not 90 home i''i
morning. The following guests were pres
emf: Messrs Winship, =. Booth, h. i@-
lens. and ladies; Misses AIDA Frazer, Cora
| Zsne, Acsie Rose, Blanche Hunter, Mn
ME Walters, Zaaa Frsshcr, Kate Horn
brook, Mamie Lukens, Carrie Brues Jen'
ME Coep, Lanra Lukens and kste Jones'
and Messrs. A. J. e. Gof, Cecil RoDinsoa,
Weers and Williams, OF New York. Will
Miller. Henry Franxheirn. Andy Sweeney.
Will schwertzfeger, Ed Coen, Frank Hail.
Jim Mendel. Ad Halstead. Al oxtooy,
| Frank Robertson and John Pogue.
SIS SINGING SoCIETY.-Fridsy evening,
! december I, the South Side Singing Socie-
~, assembled at their hall (ArbenSr In the
southern portion of the city. This society
! has a large membership and host OF
friends, and as u sequence ITS ball was
largely attended. The prelilainaries had
been we'll executed, and nothing spared 10
make the gliding dance succfss.' Tie
Gentlemen of the several committees de.
serve all commentator for the couscien-
tious attention they bestowed on their va
rious duties. No all night dance i perfect
unless conplemented by supper, ana
| with this fact in view the managers be-
spoke sn oytscr supper for their guests az
the Eighth ward restaurant Al T. O'Clock
the hungry rovelers adjourned here to IN.
yigorste themselves fer the remainder OF
the ball. The oysters were served 10 every
After the feast the party, re,
turned TO the hall and dtnced I'LL
the cleaning. Mayors Band afforded
delightful music The following ladies and
gentlemen were present: Misses Ameiia
Asmus, Birdy Johnson, Ina NJ. Harris,
Clara Burt, Lucie Medley, Lizzie Nichols,
LYDIA Murns, Katie Newberger, Lou New
berger. Minnie Mason, Emma upperm m,
Title Chopper. T., Rosenberg, Lizzie Butt,
sallie Bulrer, l.. Schaefer, Katie Fleming
Aggie Rafferty, Maggie Roth, Emma John
son, l.. Ritz, Lena Seabright, Emma Turk,
Alice Beero. Emma Bowels, Ella Ken
nedv. Ella Crcage aud Messrs Clint Picket.
James Almond, w. Nichol, T.. Toy, W.
Wat, II. Radcliffe, G. Radcliffe, Louis
Thomas. Fred. Blond, Chris. Turk, Tom
Carson, II. Asmus, John Collins, Tom
Marker, H. T. Z, Charles Decker, Joe Dud'
lev. Tom Hamond. II. McMene, John Mail
ion. II. Bentz, II. Leibold, James Wagner
Albert ToSncr, Charles Bowers, John BIZ
son, Charlie Stroke.
SN,Tu-Miss Mary SmytlI. the little
number OF her young friends Tuesday
evening at her fathers residence on CHAP
line street The little misses and gentle
men had very pleasant time: Miss Lucy
and Mr.. Harry Smyth played Tor the )u'
venile dancers.
BRuMELL- evening there was
a pleasant family reunion at Mr.. Brumells
new residence. Csldwelrs Run, in honor OF
Thanksgiving day and the opening OF his
elegant mansion. The following kinsmen
were present: Mr. Rhieldaficr and lady,
Mr.. Mercle and bride, Mr.. Crawford, Sr..
and lady, Mr.. Crawford, Jr., and lady, and
MIR, Dean. II was happy Inauguration of
the new home, in the enjoyment OF which
Mr. Brumelrs numerous friends wish him
a long lease of life.
KELIY.-The royal sequence Of social
| festivities among the creme lie Ia creme
was appropriately terminated last evening
! at the beautiful residence OF Col. Kelly
| Twelfth street. The exquisitely furnished
| parlors, the abiding place OF art and grace
| in all their forms, were radiant with the
! scintillations from frequent gas jets and as
! attractive an arena for an evening company
| as the most eXacting would demand. The
! occasion was reception tendGed Mr..
| It1vith Mrs. Judge Good, Mrs. Sloane's
Twelfth street. The old
SEE. in which she moved recently
with so much grace were invited 10
meet her, and presented their congrat-
ulations with sincerity sprung from the
esteem in which she is held evoked their
best skill to lend zist to the dances, 1t is
unnecessary to say they succeeded. At 10
o'clock supper was proclaimed and the
various couples, to the music OF q march,
promenadcd to the groanirng tables, which
they analvz"! with complimentary appre-
Il, citation. After supper there was STAN
pede to the ParlOrs TO resume the waltz
and make the most Of the short remaining
interval before Sunday morning arrived.
II was o pleasant affair and one that will
he long fostcred in the memory OF the hap
py guests who were present. Tue list Is ~
| subtended: Misses
Misses Harden, Campbell, Wagner, Chap.
line, Bruce, Mcclure, Junkins. Ida and Mol
lie Frew, and Messrs Rhieldatfer, Glass.
Topping, Tatum, List. Sands, Hustled, Bic
Donnell, OFT and Miller.
Mt. BELLEyrEw-The representative cir
Gle Of Wheeling society, that, which for the
past several years, has held 50 large q place
in its annals, opened the season Friday
evening, December at Mt. Belleyiew Hotel.
Its career has been q long one. and IL has
suffered from inevitable marriages, but re.
migrating its contracted membership with
fresh social material, IL stands in the fore.
ground. 1t seemed hard work TO excite
social sction in the various circles. Every.
where was stagnation with no. apparent
cause. Everyone complained Of the gen.
+, eral dullncss But the different members
o., the social frame were merely waiting
| for The signal. They were bracing up for
| vigorous spring. The impulse Of the FIRST
| hop ut the New Mcclure snd the motive
power involved in the bracing atmosphere
Of Thanksgiving week were effective In dis
sipatiug the apparent letinrgy. Impelled
| by the contagion OF influence, Wheel
ing's first society, representing promi.
mently its beauty, culture, and chiy-
airy. toook possession OF Mt. Belle
view Hotel on the aforesaid evening. The
elegant and cory little hotel wss thrown
open to receive them. Mine host, James
NJ. Osborne, was con versant with the essen
tial part the house must play, and arranged
the detail with exceptional ability. From
O'Clock till Q, the freighted carriages dis
charged themselves OF their occupants, who
proceeded to the handsome parlors and re-
cepiOn rooms Of the hotel. Supper, Of
course was the first thing In order, for the
epicuresn character Of this eoterie is vol
known. At9:30 the banquet chamber re-
ceived its votaries. A more magnificent
menu was never provided. Bot we do not
propose TO qualify IL with our adjectiyes.
Heaven knows we have about exhausted
them this week, anyhow. But herewith
We appen d the bill Of fare 10 tell Its own
story: