Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-08

The ARrasenents and Entesssfanents
last week

The Aaasements and En~tovssfanents
Last week.
The Buckeye rink was only open twcdays
last week, Friday and Saturday evenings,
but what was lost By the skaters the fore
part Of the week was more than gained On
these two evenings. The regular attendants
at the rink have skates Of their wi row
and arc saved b etime and worry of adjuSt
ing a pair of strange ones. Some Of the
young folks glide around on rollers that cost
as high as s.. They are very pretty and
are easy to handle. As the sport is closing
its second year of livelihood in this city the
interest manifested is not as it was the first
season, many persons firing of the sport,
while others find their ~pecuniary resources
unequal to the occasion and have found it
pleasant to remain before . coy fre-side
during the evening. Some talk was
started in relation to the erection
of a second rink near the center
of the city but the construction will in all
probability remain concealed in the heads
that planned it. as nothing has been heard
further than I'VE are to have another rink.
HEBREW GATHERING.
Miss Rosa Somehow is the Oldest daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Somehow. The
little lady is proud of her parents, and VIXEN
her mother counted her age as two score
and four years Rosa had prepared a pleas
ant surprise for her. In the parlors Of their
residence, at an appointed hour, a company
ofinvited guests we're assembled to do HON.
age to the birthday Of the mother. For
several hours pleasant events TRANSFERRED very
rapidly, speaking, music and singing max
ing a fine list OF amusements. The invited
E sat down to a table, rich in the ex
treme with fancy edibles, before their de-
parture. 1t was voted an occasion long
to be remembered and Mrs. Somehow
wa rendered many wishes for a long and
peaceful life. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Meyer, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Schwalb, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Blum, Mr..
and Mrs. j. Dugan, Mrs. ]. Blum, Mrs. S.
Luchs, and Misses Beckie Stabl. do t n'e
Myers, Tillie Baer, Stogie Stahl and Misses
Savilla Kraus and Rose Rosenstein, Of
Wheeling, and Messrs. Isaac Blum, Leon
~Sonne6orn, Isaac Luchs and julius We'll.
ECHO CLUB HOP.
Among the events of the week none were
more important or enjoyable than the party
given by the Echo Club at the home Of
Miss Myrtle Robinson, on Thursday even
ing. at her home in the Fourth ward.
When La Roche's orchestra pealed forth its
stirring notes, smiling faces Int up the par
lors in which seventeen couples OF the
young folks were gathered to spend the
the evening tripping the light fantastic"
4Miss Myrtle makes a splendid hostess, as
her care and watchfulness on this occasion,
for the comfort Of her friends, fully attests.
Most of the members of this club are new
in the art, but are learning very fast. AT 2
a. m. the crowd gave good night"
LARGE POUND PARTY.
Mr.. John Marsh, Of Gravel Hill, formerly
q boiler at the mill, was the recipient OF a
surprise party last week in which most OF
his friends on the hill enjoined. Mr.. Marsh
has been out of work since the boilers were
discharged at the Bellaire Nail Works, and
having a large family to support found it a
great task. But his friends helped to solve
the problem for him. They arranged for a
pound party and at the appointed time
visited his home with their offerings. The
evening was spent very pleasantly, and the
doEors have the best wishes Of Mr.. Marsh
and bis family for the act Of kindness.
SIND DEUTsCH pSEuSDs.
On Friday night Althof s Hall was the
scene of a private party Of our German
friends. Like all social gatherings Of this
class of our citizens, it was a merry one.
LailocheW was present and gave the music
for the occasion, which was = complete
success in every respect.
OTHER GATHERINGS.
The Moonlight social club gives a ball
in Turner HaR on February -. The affair
is in charge of the following committee:
Louis Pracht, Hugh McManis, Reece
Rosser, VIM. Pracht, Pat. Barritt and
James RosSer.
The Belmont Turnverein has arranged
for a masquerade hop in Turner Hall, on
Monday evening, February lG. Suits will
be on sale at Joseph Carriers.
The visitors on the Sam Brown tow-boat
spent a very pleasant evening and return
thanks to the officers.