Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-17

casion was admirable and elic,ed much
commentator.
The annual ball OF Mystic Lodge No. -.
Knights Of Pythins, on Friday night was
a Grand success in every respect. The
weather and slaighing were fine, and BY
5 o'clock more than w. hundred guests
were in and around Town Hall to partlci'
nate in the festivities OF the evening. The
ladies' we're there in large numbers, adding
greatly to the pleasure and success OF ths
occasion. Prof. Joe krammer with his
superb orchestra, furnished such enchsnt
ing and ~infatuating music for the dancers
az only Joe can. A special train from
Wheeling brought upwards CT a hundred
people. At $50 o'clock the house
was called TO order and the event
was formally opened by the Introduction o!
Knight Jacob Kemple. Col. Jake did
himself proud in an eloquent and effective
address on ~Pythesnism; liz beginning,
growth, strength and objects, at the con
clusion OF which the ball opened in earn
est, closing at 2 o'clock 3. m.
Supper was served by the lodge.
The exciting contest for the ladies gold
watch closed at - o'clock. The ladie:
contesting were Misses Anna Uartleib and
Celia Pcstinger, the watch was awarded
to Miss Uartleib, she having received tins
largest number OF votes. From this con
test the lodge will realize about SIPS.
III went home happy and will be glac
to 20 again next year.
The Whittier Literary Society gave q
dance in Whitiers hall last Thursday
night. About thirty couples we're presen.
and participated in the pleasures Q! th'
evening. Joha Birch's orchestra furnish
ed the music. The affair was II Of the
pleasant ones Of the week.
Las. Wednesday night Mr.. MARX Kline
was rendered o reception at the residence
Of Mrs. Ernest, in KirkWood, the occasion
being his marriage to Miss Lulu Feather
About forty couples were present, and
very pleasant time is reported. The bride
and groom received quite a number o
presents.
\ very enjoyable progressive euchrt
party was given last evening at the resi-
deuce Of Nr. Kennedy Friend, on the ls
land. 1t WAS in honor Of his birthday, bu.
ws7 in the nature OF a surprise 10 him
having been gotten up quietly by some O
his friends,
4 progressive euchre party was given 81
the residence OF Mr.. John Mendel, on
South Penn street, Island, Friday night
Quite a number Of friends participated il
the pleasures Of the evening.
Last Thursday evening Mrs. Thomas
Hughes gave q party in honor Of Mis-:
Moore, Of Baltimore, q visiting friend
Dancing and progressive euchre were in
dulged in and the evening was spent very
pleasantly by all present.
The skating and dancing carnival OF
Silver Leaf Social, which was announced
for January 22nd at the Chapline street
rink, has been postponed until the 29th
on account OF the walking contest.
There will be a skating and dancing
carnival at the Capitol rink, Friday, Jan.
uary 29th. The following constitute the
committee: Chss. Grossly, Daniel Taylor
John Fulton, Jesse Burkett, Alf. Clator
William Winters, Newt. Grossly, Thos
Redman, s. A. Shuler.
The first grand skating carnival Of the
South Side Social will be given at the AL
hambrs Palace Rink, on Wednesday even
ing, January 20. The following ia the
names OF the committee: William Schul
Henry Stabe, Aaron Campbell and William
Hammond.
Last Friday evening the young men o.
Benwood gave q grand ball in Lazier's
Hall. Quite a number were present and @
pleasant time is reported. Boston's or
chestra furnished the music. The hall was
in charge OF the following gentlemen: Jas
Mahood, VIM. Curran, Jas. Msgee, Joseph
Lindsey, Jas. Healy, Bruce Dolbeare, l..
Mehen, Jas. Boston, Tom Gately, Joseph
Manhood, Will Connell, Wn. Blackburn,
Capt. Girls. Hare, Martin Gately, Thomas
Smith, Chas. Curran, Robt. Newton, Guy
Dolbeare, John Keno, John Meheu, P. L.
Irwin, Andy Wees, Pat Seaman, Jamea
Smith, Lon Lacy, Thomas Byrne, and NJ.
Hearn.
Mr.. George Hardy, from near Cleve.
land, was married last Wednesday morn,
ing to Miss Caroline E. Walton, of -Four,
teenth street. They received many hand.
some presents from friends. They will
leave to. morrow for Cleveland, where they
will make their future home.
The Mikado Tea which will be held in
the old hall of the House of Delegates on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, promises
to be one Of the leading social events Of
this week.
At Olean, New York, on Wednesday
afternoon, Miss Helena NJ. Smith, a charm,
ing and accomplished young lady, who
will be remembered By many as q student
at the Female College about two years
ago, was married to Mr.. John R. ".
Titus, of Cleveland. The attendant was
Miss Mary Mcdonald, ofthis city, who WIS
handsomely and effectively attired in
cream crepe, en- train.
Personal Points,
Messrs. Wilkinson and Hsmden, OF
Moundsville, were in the city yesterday.
". P. Sigstooss, the REGISTERS Mounds.
vile agent, was in the city yesterday on
business.
N. Knoke, Of Florida, shipped a live