Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-15
BELLAiRE SOCIETY.
Doings Of the Week ia the CLAWS CITY
Social Circles.

Doings Of the Week In the CLAWS CITY
Social Circles.
MIR. and Mrs Stewart Wilson have moved
10 Miugo, and begun keeping house.
Miss Maggie Hamilton. after spending
her spring vacation here. returned to her
duties rs teacher in the Wellsburg schools,
on Monday.
Capt. David walling. the popular con-
ductor on the c. Il 7. L r, is laid up with
rheumatism at his home in the Filth
ward.
Kansas, where he expects to reside in the
future.
The new band organization will give an
entertainment in Zilch's hall on the 9TH
inst.
Miss Nan Runyow, OF Gravel Hill, has
gone to Minneapolis, MINI on an extend
cd visit.
The Harmonic Club gave a very pleasant
and enjoyable ball at their rooms in Cen
tral block on Friday evening. The boys
are giving frst.class dances, none but
those having invitations being admitted.
4. G. HER will fit up the room formerly
occupied BY Dr. A. K. Smith, and Use 1t
for an ice cream parlor this summer.
George A. Grouse, Jacob Dunter aud
Thomas McHcury leave next week Tor the
West. They will PROBABLY locate in Kan
sas.
Mrs. Will, OF WOodsfield, who has becn
visiting Mrs. w. J. Kelley, OF the First
ward, has returned to her home.
C. Irwin, who had charge OF the hlgh
School in this city some years ago, aud
who went to Montana to practice law, has
returned to the city. He says Montana is
not a very healthy place for lawyers, and
he is now looking for Il good location IN
this country.
Mrs. Vim. CASTOR, OF Cleveland is visit.
ing her many friends in this city.
Miss Maggie Meyer, oil st. GAINESVILLE, IS
the guest of Miss Emma Cochran, OF the
the SeCun ward
The Gravel Hill Mite Society met on
Friday evening at the house OF Miss Maude
Nicholson.
Miss Alice Cunningham and Mrs. A.
Sheets are in Moundsville attending the
funeral OF relatives.
The young ladies who worked so faith
> fully on the different committees OF the
monumental fair, thinking they were in the
need OF some relaxation after their ardu'
Gus duties at the fair were ended, laid their
heads together and concluded To have
dance. Accordingly La RoChe's orchestra
and Central Hall were secured, and the
Young ladies dispatched daiutily per(umed
little billet daux u their.ch)sen swLins,
asking for the pleasure Ot their company
for that evening. The notice given was
short but notwithstanding this the attend
auCe was large, not single invitation
but what was represented.
The gayeties began about So =. NJ, and
to say ii was a complete success IN every
particular but half expresses the feelings
ni the participants. And many were The
encoriums showered or the fair pro- eCtOrS.
III 49, Nl,a'S f,tl
divine. and everybody was in good spirits.
and all went merrily until 1880, when the
dance was ended, and the company Waited
out 10 the inslnuating strains OF Home
Sweet Home" The following is partial
list Of those participating: Misses Annie
5. Miller, Blanche Miller, Fannie
e. Rat,elle, Laura L: Grove, Matte
Myers, Nora Baker, Mary Shaua
felt. Ansie Shemp, Lizzie Shaua-
fy.i, Neitip Poorrnan, Lizzie Randolph,
liza Davis, Rosa Shanafelt. Mary Garrari,
Ria Moore. Eva Hyatt, Bessie HOge, Kate
lugier, Emma Ingler and Messrs. J. T.
Waiting. J. f. Robinson. DR.. c. McCll-
icugA. {. Milngan, Nick Fowler, Chas. J.
Sheets. .. A Herrick, J. Hcinlein, Charlie
Heinl"in A. Heinlein, Will Moore, Alex.
Wiley, Grant Baker, John Randolph, Jcs.
Kelley. Walter Pryor, Lee SOnne5o7n, VIII
| phiiFot
Tho Harmonic Club dance on Friday
evening was the most enjoyable dance
given By the club this season. Their hall
was very tastefully decorated with flags
and banners gracefully festOoned, and the
invited guests 10 the number Of about
thirty couples lent life to the scene aud
kept time merrily and gracefully to the
sweet strains OF Fosters orchestra. Re-
freshments were spread in the rear OF tue
hall, and were very tempting and exceed
iugly fine. The dance was kept up until
| d reasonable hour. They have fixed the
18th inst as the date OF the next dance,
which will be the last Of the season. 1t
| will probably be an all night affair, aud a
large number of invitations will be is
sued and a good time had by all without
| doubt.
4 very pleasant surprise party was ten
| dered Mrs. Z.egler, at her home on Thirty
| third street, on Friday evening. Ii was
| her birthday. and a number OF her friends
| finding il out, concluded to give her an
old fashioned surprise. Accordingly they
procured band of music and some ele-
CANT refreshments and proceeded to the
| lsdy's house and took possession. Eating
and dancing was the order of the evening,
| and the affair was one OF the most pleasant
Il pA htuu tAdt has pCNh 'a wiz W.
| Tor q long time. The surprised recovered
/ sufficiently TO make it exceedingly pleas
ant for her unexpected guests, and as a
! hostess she is 4 No. l.
The following ladies and gentlemen com
| posed the party: Mr.. and Mrs. Trimball,
lide Heatherington, Kate Lynskey, Ella
Lynskey, Mrs. Hess julia Hess, Rosa
Somehow. Hattie Somehow, Harden
Birch, W. ]. Smith, Charlie Dorr, Henry
Maser, NJ. J. Somehow. As birthday pre-
sents Miss Julia Hess gave q fine dress, the
mother q crumb cloth, Henry Zsigler pair
OF vases, and Matte Zeigler basket OF
| flowers.
The Gypsie Queen Dramatic Association
were banqueled at their rooms on
Belmont street on Friday evening.
This club has just closed a very successful
season and have gi7en up their rooms for
! the present They will reorganize early
| in the fall and prepare to present some
very fine plays during next season. Those
| who have seen their plays this season know
that they are capable of getting up some
\ thing fine.
The J. L. l. C. L. danced at City Hall on
l Friday evening to Ia Roches' music. There
was a large crowd q d gooi time.
| The kyening Stars danced in City H all
on Saturday evening.
MARTINS FERRY.