Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-03
.nc1ErY GOSSIP AND CHAT.


Mrs. Mary Bigelow was surprised, Ihurs
fsy. by a visit from all her children aho
Grand. children. IL was delightful occa
SION.
A dance was given last night st Koch I
Hall by number of young men OF ths
south Side. Birch's orchestra iurniSneo
music.
On Monday evening last, Miss Laur4
UndesrsfT. with characteristic style aud
bnsnitslity. entertained Mr.. David w.
sloan and bride, at her home on SiXteehti
street.
Tomorrow evening the upper jewish
circles will give q grand hop At the ArloI
tlnb House. The Opera House band WI
discourse the music. twill be brilliant
introduction 10 the weeks festivities.
The most notable event this week in
MINER fen circles is an evening company al
the residence OF Mr.. Butler, Twelfth street
giyen by his daughter Miss Lou, the con
Elimination of which. as yet, depends OH
circumstances.
The ladies OF the sewing society OF 81
Mathews church, held their first meeting
this season., last Wednesday, m the lecture
room of the church. Mrs. Capt. Carr, OIL
Pleasant Valley, presided, when alone was
sufficient 10 insure i'S Su'NSSS' ~ w" '
largely attended.
Wednesday evening, december . OF TINS
week. the largest dancing party OF the sea
con will he given at the residence OF Mr
Hunter. Indiana street, Island. MISE
blanche Hunter will be the charming lit
lie hostess of the occasion. Everything
noints to q grand social event over whlch
The Garden Spot is all astlr.
well, this is the last winter will wear
light shoes" We overheard sweet young
lady exclaim. yesterday, as she was picking
her way through the streets. WhyF
asked her companion. "Becau2e / am go
ing to marry aud wear heavy shoes heG'
winter and have some sense. She Is III
ready beginning her sense, ana her eA'
ample could be followed with proht'
Thursday, Thanksgiving day, there was
a pleasant dinner party gwen a. the resi-
dence of Mr.. Sam Laughlin, corner oil
Twelfth and Chapline streets. IL was q
reunion OF the family and bore the pleas
inc character always attendant upon such
OCCASIONS In conjunction with this was
a small assemblage Of young misses aho
Gentlemen. invited in honor OF Master
OTTO. Mr.. Iaughlin's son. The young PEG
pie had a Joyous time.
A Young gcntlenmsn from Lexington
Fayette county, KY, the queen city Of the
famous blue grass section, where pretty
girls are PECULIARLY supposed to be indigo
mons To the soil, remarked TO us Thursday
evening that the assemblage at the Opera
House 10 see Minnie Palmer contained q
larger aggregate Of beautiful women tnau
he had ever before seen IN his me- Inc
most captiOus examination young man
would say your head was utterly too't0c
level.
The regular monthly meeting OF thu
teachers OF ST, Matthew's Sunday schoo
will occur tomorrow evening, at the resi-
denCe of Hon. Sobieska Brady, EOit street
II PROMISES TO be more than usually inter
esting. Bishop PcniC, of South Africa
who has lust returned to this country, viii
be present and give some account OF hi
missionary labor in that region. The pre-
liminaries will be outlined for the Christ
mas festivities, which will be unusually
line this year.
A pleasant little affair occurred, last
evening, at the residence OF Mrs Schaeiier
on Thirteenth street, the occasion belnE
/ the tWenty.first anniversary OF her son
Mr.. 4 lbert Schaeifer. This genial youn,
gentleman celebrated the attainment o
/ his majority by entertaining small NUN
| Der of his friends with an elegant. littl'
! dinner party. The gentlemen preSen
were Mctsrs. T. Ruthford Kennedy, fret
Fisher, George Fisher, Willie Schaeiler
, Elbert Duncan and mine host. The latte
presided at the head Uf the table with ap
/ propriate grace and dignity. The tabll
was crowned with substantials and deli
/ cacics. Every commodity which the mar
/ ket could furnish, ANA every connection
| that cookery has adopted were there II
! tempting array. \ varied assortment o
! fruits, etc comprised the dessert, which sue
! ceeded rs sequel 10 the other courses.
was truly an cubnrds NJ richcsStS PhysI
! cally and mentally the feast was success
/ No bigger eaters nor eayer party eve
, gathered around the banqucting board
/ Ihe yiuuds disappeared with the stead
! move ment Of machine. That same even
| ing we met one Of the guests who had beef
! especially prominent in his practical ap
probation OF the dainties. He was like
| That freightcd ship OF which you've "hearn,
! Twas loa dcd down from Stern to stern.
"Chic" has donated To the society col
umns of the SUNDAY REGISTER the appende
monody. "Chic' is prominent, promis
ing and popular young gentleman, wei
known in numerous and various circles o
Wheeling society. Laura Leigh, the sui
iect OF our young friends apostrophe, is
beautiful and winsome young lady.
! present a guest in the city. Chic IS ev
| IDENTIFY all "hrOke up" We complacentl
| afford him this opportunity Of addressin
his mistress, and trust she will not turn
I"st ear 70 his plaintive appeal
To Laura Leigh.