Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-27

aEsrders OF the prizes were IN turn con.
CIRCULATED by the other guests, and seemed
much pleased with their trophies, espe,
cially Mr.. McLare.
a swell hop is booked Tor New Years
night az FrsDzheiu's Hall, and society
folhs who have not been treated to a big
dance for some time are looking forward
10 the event with p.essurshle s~nucipatlons
A number of Young society gentlemen
will give a grand hop at Frsnzheim's
Hall TO morrow night, which will und3uot-
eddy be an enjoyable affair.
The North End Athletic and Literary
Association celebrated its anniversary a.
/ Seibert's Garden on Amas afternoon and
evening 10 a grand manner. A large
crowd was present, all enjoying themselves
highly. Mayors orchestra furnished the
music.
The private skating party given by the
r. F. Is at the North End rink Christ
mas afternoon was attended By q large
number OF invited friends Of the orgsuiza-
ton, and a pleasant time was spent by oil
A reception aud hop will be given at the
house Of Mr.. Morrison OF North Main
street on New Years Eve in honor Of his
son, Mr.. Ben. Morrison, who is home from
Baltimore, where he is attending college.
Miss Sallie Sweeney, assisted BY some OF
the ladies Of the French will receive on
New Years Day atthe home OF her father,
Hon. Andrew Sweeney, 529 Main street
from 2 till ) o o'clock. In the evening the
French will be entertained with q hop
By the same lady.
Several couples of society young folks
called upon Miss Mamie Cornell, OF Chlcs
70, al Mr.. George Wise 8 residence on Amas
night, and spent the evening in al enjoya
Die manner.
Mr. and Mrs. William >chwertteger will
give q progressive euchre party to a number
10 q number Of friends at their home on La
Belle avenue Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ Pearson will enter
tain a number of friends at their home on
Sixteenth street, Wednesday evening with
a small progressive euchre party. The
event is looked forward 10 with much
pleasure bv those invited.
A reporter ran across a little knot oil SO.
ciety young meu standing en- Market street
Yesterday, and as he stopped to light a
new brand Of cigar called Cabbage lie
Ave" which had been presented to him,
the subject Cfthe young men 8 conversation
caught his ear aud be fingered long enough
TO hear that all the yoang men we're Of the
opinion that they should ike it lawfully
we'll if their young lady friends would
keep open house on New Years day. "Of
course said one young man, who is Of a
rather economical turn of mind, 1T would
cost US carriage hire, but the custom ia 30
pretty that | would be delighted 10 have it
revived again TO the sane extent as in for.
mer days As the reporter walked away
he heard all the young men Join in a cho.
rus Of "thats 30.
II ettluS NlAl progressive CNNnAC ollA'
holds sway As the chief entertainment st
evening parties, although many prefer the
old standard. whist. The principal amuse-
meuts during the coming week, however,
will be OF a progressive euchre and Terpsi.
chCrean character.
A big ball is on the programme Of the
week social euioyments, at Franzheim s
Hall on Now Years Eve. killmeyer will
play. The Younger SET is getting up the
affair and that it will be a success is TN.
doubted.
A grand "Weinachtfer or Christmas
entertainment will De given a. Ariou Hall
tonight. Kris kringle" will be there to
distribute the presents and o highly ENJOY
able evening amusement is sntlcl pated
The leading society event OF the past
week was the marriage OF Mr.. john c.
Riheldafer and Miss Laura Harden, which
occurred at ST. Matthews Church on
Wednesday evening at : o'clock. A full
account Of the event appeared In Thursday
mornings REGgsrER.
Nearly oil the young ladies aud gentle.
men who attend college are home tor the
holidays, and are spending the time de-
lightfully. Their presence certainly makes
matters in social circles liven up in q most
enjoyable manner.
Miss Annie and ,Aggie Hess gave q de-
lighttul progressive euchre party at their
home on North Main street Christmas
night A most enjoyable time was spent
By all present aud the refreshments served
we're elegant, while the euchre prizes were
handsome.
Miss Josie and Allie McCabe. hand
somely entertained a few friends who are
home from college, a. their home in
Leatherwood on Christmas night. The
affair vas informal, but decidedly enjoy.
able.
The Mozart Singing Society gave a
grand ball at Westwood's Hall On Nmas
Eve, that was q big success in every par
r%icular. An immense crowd was present,
aud all enjoyed themselves heartily dane
ing to Prot. Joe kramers excellent music.
Hgraud lunch was 3 pleasant feature of
the affair.
The sksting and dancing carnival given
By the Social Seven at the Cbapline street
rink on Nmas eve was q grand success
over FIVE hundred persons being present,
all Of whom spent a delightful evening
~ sOnal Points
" Cooper, OF Washington. Pa is in
town shaking hands with old friends,
Miss Clara Mathers, Of Jefferson, Ohio,
is spending the holidays with friends in the
city.
Miss Dora Talbert, of SistsrsyilIe, is the
guest Of Miss Ella Nichols east OF Mt.
Wood.
John Rose, one OF the toremen st the
Stas planning mill, is visiting friends in
Pittsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Webster, Of Beaver Falls,
Pa are visiting their son Charles, on the
Ss,.l Cd,