Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-30
PERSONAL CHAT
Concerning the Lads and Lassies
of Bellaira.
How the Past Week Was Spent in
Society by the Gay Denizens
of the Glass City.

The Linean Literary Society meets this
evening at N. Huffmann's, First ward. =.
The Ieiderkrantz Schuetzenyerein will
give a grand ball at Iilch's hall on Tues
day evening next Great preparations
have been made for this event, and II
promises to be very enjoyable occasion,
as all the balls given by this society are.
A number of visitors from Wheeling and
other adjoining towns are expected. A
gold ring Is to be given to the person hold
ing the lucky number in the drawing 10
come off at the same time. IL is now on
exhibition In Msrsh's window and is very
handsome one.
Can't. David Walling. the popular C. ( P.
conductor has about recovered from his
rheumatism, and will probably take charge
of his run on the road this week.
Mr.. James Springer ENTERTAINERS number
of his friends very pleasantly, at his home
on Gravel Hill, on last Tuesday evening.
The Harmonic club gave the last of their
very pleasant course OF dances at their hall
in Central block. on Wednesday evening.
The hall was full of gay throng of
merry dancers, and the occasion was
a very enjoyable ending to series
of exceedingly pleasant dances,
About twenty-five couples were in attend.
ance. Fosters orchestra occupied the
platform and played their finest strains.
Refreshments were spread in abundance at
the rear of the hall, and eat, drink and
be merry" was the order OF the evening.
The dance was kept up until A. N, land all
departed delighted.
The Concert at the L. p. Church on
Tuesday evening was well attended, and
was one OF the most pleasant affairs OF the
kind given in the city for some time. The
programme published in last Sunday s
REGIsrER had to be changed slightly owing
to the sudden illness OF Mr.. Walter Pryor.
who was taken sick and unable to take his
part in the programme.
The parts were all well taken and the pro.
gram me throughout was exceedingly we'll
rendered
The applause was hearty during the EN-.
tire performance. and showed the appre-
citation of the audience. The quartette
profundo basSo by the Misses Sellars aud
Nessrs Marchant and Miller was we'll done
and brought down the house. The singers
were encored rapturously. The salvos by
Miss Annie Johnson a'So deserve special
mention and this little lady may well be
prord of the very excellent voice of which
She is the fortunate possessor. The duette
BY Misses Armstrong and Myers was one
OF the best pieces on the programme, and
1t was we'll sung by these young ladies.
The others parts in the programme were all
equally we'll done. A vote OF thanks was
rendered the singers for their help after
the closing song. The piano was put in by
Messrs. Wilson 4 Banner, OF Wheeling
and Miss Mary Armstrong was the pianist
Frank Davidson gave one Of his elocu-
tionary entertainments at the NJ. T.. church
on Thursday evening. The affair WAS tpl.
erably we'll attended and is very highly
spoken OF by those who were there.
William Burk's resignation as u member
of the Young Mems Catholic Union and OF
"Our Dramatic Club" has been accepted.
Mr. james Fitton will represent the 18th
district in the meeting of the Grand Lodge
|. O. o. r. that meets at Tiiiin, o., May
Iith.
Alex. Wiley, who has been in i. T.
Kings dry goods store for number OF
wears and who is well and favorably known
in this city, will leave next Tuesday for
the Pacific coast Alex. is the kind OF q
man to get along in the world, and we have
no doubt will succeed in his new home.
Miss Emma Daugh, OF WarnOck's station,
is the guest OF Miss Maggie Nolan, OF the
Third ward.
Chris Ludwig, OF Marietta has accepted
position in Eberle's store on Belmont
street.
Mrs. Robert Hawkins, of the First ward
has gone to Atlantic City, y. j.. to spend
the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. John Dubois are oil on a
trip to Cleveland.
The first communion class will receive
to-day for the first time at ST. Johns Church.
Mr.. j.. A. Fletcher, of Cumberland, Nd,
was among his many Bellaire friend the
LATTER part OF this week.
A festival was given at the City Hall
last night for the benefit of Mrs. O'Hara.
The Yacht Club have received their new
sail boat from Marietta, and she is a
beauty. The boys are out trying it nearly
every evening.
Misses Lulu and Emma Arm entertained
their friends at their home, in the First
ward, on Thursday evening.
Miss Hannah Shields was the hostess at
the very pleasant party given at the resi-.
dence OF David Shields, Esq, OF Quincy, on
Friday evening. \ number from this city
attended and report number one time.
Miss Allie Martin, OF Moundsville, w.
Va, is the guest of Miss Eva Johnson, First
ward.
Mr.. Jake Golf, of the Fifth ward, cele-
brated his twenty-ninth birthday in royal
style at his home on Friday evening.
Mrs. 7. Mcmahon, of Moundsville, w.
Va. and Mrs. WOODBURY., of Economy Pa,
are visiting Mrs Dick Long, on Gravel Hill.
Miss Laura B. Grove entertained few Of
her friends on Tuesday evening with an
impromptu whist party.
The friends of Mr. Ed. Sheen, OF the
Western Union Telegraph Office, gave him
a surprise party on Wednesday evening.
The Bellaire orchestra was present and q
large number of Eds intimate friends spent
a very pleasant evening as his unexpected
guests.
Oliver Mayhem and Miss Lizzie letters,
Of the First ward, were the matrimonial
victims last Sunday. Squire Mayes, OF
Vest Alexander, tied the knot.
Morris LuChs, OF Marietta, was among
his Bellaire friends this week.
Misses Ball and Hattie Humphrey are
guests of Mrs. Ham Heatherington OF the
First Ward.
Miss Maggie Bornhill gave a party at her
home on North Guernsey street on Thurs
dao evening.
The reunion OF the Crescent Star Dancing
Club at Central hall, on Thursday evening,
was one Of the most pleasant dances given
in the city this season. The fairest and
most fashionable society in the composed
the party. Mayer, OF Wheeling, furnished
the music. He is establishing good rep.
utation in this city, and when Mayer plays
you can't help but dance. The dance was
kept up until about "a. NJ, and all vote it
one OF the most pleasant dances they
ever attended. A list OF those
present will be found below:
Misses Ella Moore, Ella Brodie, OF Wheel
ing; Matte Myers Martha kirkpatrick,
Mollie kirkpatrick, Jennie Kelley, Laura
Blayney, Emma Inglar, Kate Inglar Rosa
Somehow, Alice Winans. Anna Winans,
Fannie Bsttelle, Mollie Battelle, Annie
Miller. Ella Over, Emma Littleton, Annie
MCCleland, Halle Giosson, Bunch Rowles,
Ella Roscoe Mauie Meek. Lizzie
Blayney and Mary Garrard, and
Messrs. Chas !. Sheets, Leon Sonneborn,
Alex. Wiley. L. S. Woodbridge, A. l..
Walling, w. s. Robinson, DR.. A. X. Smith,
Abe Feltus, Thos. Nicholson. Alex. Gal.
laher, J. A. Heinlein, VIM. Frazier, Thos.
Brodie. A. J. Gilleland, o.. Rhodes, of
Bridgeport John Hail OF Bridgeport,
Robert Jenkins, George Sniggins. Lou Bat
telle, Gus Bigelow, George Ball, Bert Nor.
gan, Grant Snow, OF Martins Ferry. G. W.
Deyorman, VIM. Ollivers, John A. Handel,
Stanley Roscoe and l.. B. Chambers.
BRILLIANT. o.
Mr. Edward Gordon, a machinist from
BeIlaire, has moved his family here and is
engaged at the Spaulding iron works.
Nv Ada m IetTkus a saloon kAaDeP here