Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-27
SOCIETY SPARKLES.
Stray Bits Of. City Gossip Picked
and Assorted.
Personal Gossip of WheeIingites---TaIk Of
Parties and Dances---Last Nights
Balls---General Gossip.

The whist clubs will all bloom out to-mor-
row.
Mile. Aimee made the Mcclure her head
quarters
Mr.. Egg Nogg will a~rrivein the city early
this morning.
Miss Isadere Pollaek has gone to Detroit,
10 visit friends.
Alex. R. Campbell, ESQ., of Ravenswood,
is at the Mcclure.
Prof John marlborough, of Cincinnati,
arrived Yesterday.
John F. Baker will leave for Washington
city, in a few days.
Frank Hupp is home from college, to
spend Thanksgiving.
Hon. C. L. Brown, Of R~avenswood, Sena-
tor elect, is at the Mcclure.
Senator J. n. Camden arrived in the city
from New York yesterday.
Cards will be out to-day for a fashionable
daylight wedding next Tuesday.
Ed. Mcdonald, Jr., will leave tomorrow
for Kansas City to locate there.
Mr.. Albert Franzheim entertained q few
O his friends at supper, last evening.
The Friday Club is talking Of another en-
tertainment, soon. 1t will be a good one.
At the first good opera full dress will be
worn by a number of Wheeling gentlemen.
The Misses Lapsley, of Washington, Pa,
are visiting a; Dr.. Hupp's, in East Wheel
ing.
Auditor Miller yesterday received a hand
some photograph Of Vice President Hen,
bricks.
It is a trihe early TO talk OF New Years
calls and receptions, but stll they are being
talked OF.
The Elks will have a meeting on next
Wednesday night and will initiate several
new members.
A. NJ. Williams, of Psrkersburr, n OF
the Commissioners of Pharmacy, OF this
State, is in the city.
Misses Fannie and Rinie Norris, Of vii
low Island, were among The excursionists
over the o. r. R.
Miss Matte d. Hubbard, after a long and
peasant visit with friends here, has returned
10 Frankfort, Md.
The North Front street Cooking Club
will meet this evening and have a union
Thanksgiving dinner.
Mss Elite Dunlevy, of Cameron. returned
O her home yesterday after a few days visit
o friends in the city.
Col. W. N. Chancellor, of the o. R. R
Co, accompanied the excursionists to
Wheeling yesterday.
Young society people are on the qui yive
over a party to be given at Franzheim's
Hall tomorrow night.
Several young married ladies have su-
bounced their intention Of attending the
lance, tomorrow night.
Claiming NJ. Smith, Esq, Of the Park
prsburg Index, was a passenger on the U
R. r. excursion yesterday.
Miss A. Virginia Hupp left yesterday
morning for Baltimore, where she will be
he guest of Mrs. Frank Lawder.
What has become of that fancy dress
party that was to have been given las
night, or to night, at the Mcclure House?
The Starlight Social will give a select
Jall at Arion hall this evening. Mayors
music has been engaged for the occasion.
A party of Young gentlemen contemplate
going to Chicago to eat a Christmas dinner
with a young lady who recently visited
here.
Mr.. C. W. Franzheim has returned from
an extended western trip. He reports bust
ness, with the exception of the holiday
trade, very slack.
Senator johnson n. Camden was in the
city yesterday, on his way home from New
York. He will not be in Washington City
until the Sd prox.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Baker have gone to
Staunton, Va, to visit their two daughters
atten ling school there. They viii 60 thence
to Washington City.
The Island Democratic ladies have do
mated the remains Of their feast to the
Children's Home. 1t will make a fine
Thanksgiving dinner.
Miss Nellie Vass, a charm NJ Mobile
adv, who will be pleasantly remembered by
he members of the German Of 1923, is a
guest of relatives here.
Howard Carothers entered the Wheeling
Business College yesterday. There are
many more young men in Wheeling that
would be wise to do the same thing.
An opera party" enlivened affairs at the
Opera House last night. Many of the lsdies
we're handsomely dressed, and bright head
gear was conspicuous everywhere.
Mr.. Thomas Munnell, of Wheeling, and
Miss Viola J. Mooney, of Dallas, we're mar
ried yesterday by the Rev G. N. Short. al
he residence OF Jacob Britt, on McColloch
street.
Mrs. J. p. Harden, Of Twelfth street, &C
corhpanied oy her daughter, Miss Laura
will spend the winter in the South. Her
son, Percy, will be entered at an academy
at Lexington, Ky.
A grand ball is to be gwen on Thanks.
giving night at Turner'S hall, BY the North
End Athletic Association. The grand
march will be at $50 o'clock sharp, con.
Quoted by Prof. c. J. Mayer.
The Arion Singing Society gave a ball
at their hall, corner Of Twentieth and Main
streets, last evening. A pleasant time wa
enjoyed by all present, dancing to the
OF era House Orchestra's music.
Mr.. Martin, a prominent wholesaler, of
Parkersburg. was one Of the eycursionists.
yesterday. He regards the extention Of the
road to Pt. Pleasant az a very important
move to Wheeling and ParkersbuEg mer-
chants.
A certain young Island Democrat is an,
nounced TO be engaged. IL seems he was
in doubt about a young lady, but when he
saw her at the Democratic supper, on Tues
day, with a dainty white apron on, and saw