Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-10-03

ception given by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank 7.
Jepson, at their residence, the Pendleton
mansion. ON Twelfth street, Thursday
evening. At $50 carriages began
depositing their burdens OF beauty
and chivalry ut the front door
of the mansion, which WA brilliantly
illuminated. The guests were received IN
the main parlor by Mr.. and Mrs. JepsOn,
Mrs. Pendleton and Misses Elizabeth and
Virginia PendletOn. At $50 progressive
euchre was begun and u spirited game
followed. Ii was continued merrily until
l1:3O when the winners were announced.
Mrs. Lewis SteenrOd was the lucky lady
and she was presented with 4 beautiful
ROYAL Worcester vase. Major Randolph
Stalnaker captured the gentlemen's prize,
which was a elegant silver match case.
The boobies" got 40 prizes h roughout
the game beautiful music was furnished
by Prof. Joe Kramer's superb orchestra,
which was stationed in the hall. At the
conclusion of the game refreshments OF
the most delicate and palatable character
were served by burst. At 1890 the
orchestra struck up a lovely waltz and soon
the parlors were a scene OF Examination, as the
guests whirled to and fro to the enhancing
measures of the dance. The affair was
swell in every particular, and the sweet
memories of the occasion will long linger
in the minds of those present. 1t was 3
o'clock Friday morning, when the last
guest reluctantly made adieuS and depart
ed from the merry scene, and not one
member of the gay aSSemblage but wished
the evening had Just begun and they had
all the delights of the occasion to eXper-
fence again. The gentlemen were attired
in full evening dress, while the tOilettes OF
the ladies were superb. The following at
tempt at description will give our readers
but a fair idea of their elegance: Mrs.
Jepson wore a very becoming costume OF
red satin under Jet, with drapery of red
velvet; Miss PendletOn, black lace with
panels of gold: Miss Virginia Pendleton,
dark velvet draped in pink satin; Mrs.
Campbell, of Wellsburg, marine blue silk;
Mrs. Andy Patterson looked very beautiful
in a costume of cream satin covered with
silver embroidery; Mrs. James McCOurtney
wore a handsome toilette of black satin and
let panels; Mrs. George B.. Caldwell, cream
nuns yelling with lace fOunees; Mrs. Z. J.
Zane, a handsome black grOs grain with
card paSsementerie; Mrs. Frank Hearne was
charming in lavender cashmere; Mrs. Col.
Arnett wore pink satin with gold lace; Mrs.
Robert Delaplaine, black silk with white
flowers; Mrs. Ollie Wilde, pink satin with
roses; Mrs. PlatOff Zane, brown brocade and
pink surah; Miss LOring wore n superb
IL..loA&. ,c ,I,Na ,,nira ,rfkh nan1anfa nf
pearls, court train lined with red; Miss Lucy
LOring was becomingly attired in lemon
surah embroidered in amber; Miss Harrison,
of Piedmont, looked charming in cream
wool with natural flowers, hair powdered;
Miss Hart, of Clarksburg, looked lovely in
a costume blue satin and brOcade; Miss
Butler, black silk evening dress; Miss Carr,
lemon surah with black thread lace; Miss
McCabe, blue nuns yelling; Mrs, Jas. b.
fancy, handsome brown groS grain with
velvet brocade; Mrs. Alfred Caldwell, black
satin trimmed with irredeScent passemen-
terie; Mrs. DIR. Hustled, tangros grain with
bronze trimming; Mrs. Lewis Steenrod,
black velvet with cream feather trimming;
Mrs. Fred Norton, red and white silk.
Miss Katie StOrch, of Pleasant Valley,
was rendered q pleasant surprise at the
residence of Mr.. George Coleman, oil
Eighteenth street, Monday evening last,
the occasion being the twenty-first ami
versary of her birth. About twenty coup
les Of young folks were present and they
enjoyed a pleasant evening with the assist
ance of euchre and dancing, choice refresh
ments being served at a s~easonable hour.
A pleasant birthday celebration was
held at MaennerchOr Hall, on Tuesday
evening, in honor of the eighteenth ami.
verSary of the birth of Mr.. Carl Fulton,
Quite a number of his friends were present,
who enjoyed q pleasant season OF social
amusement, dancing being the main fea'
ture. Music was furnished by Dimmey'S
orchestra. Refreshments were served al
IL o'clock.
A grand concert and ball was given by
the Mozart Singing Society at Westwood':
Hall, Eight ward, on wednesday evening,
The affair was largely attended and at the
conclusion of. the concert all present en-
lioyably danced the hours away until IN
early hour Thursday morning.
Mr.. Louis MaSSbach, foreman o
Arbnez's furniture factory, was on Monday
evening tendereda pleasant surprise by the
members of the Maennerchor Singing
Society on the occasion of the twentytirst
anniversary Ofhis birth. The evening wa
spent pleasantly in dancing, card playing
and other amuSements, q bounteous repaSt
being served at SeaSOnable hour.
On Monday evening last Mrs. Col. W,
W. Arnett entertained n few friends infor
mally and pleasantly ut her home on Fiji
teenth street Cards and conversation az
forded a very enjoyable evenings enter
tainment.
At 9 o'clock Wednesday morning Mr.,
John Schlag aud Miss Mary Roth of Pleas
ant Valley were married at st. AlphOnSus
church by Rev. Father Angelus. The at
tendants were Mr.. Leo Beltz and Miss Eva
Roth, n sister of the bride. Mr.. aud Mrs.
Sehlag have gone to housekeeping in a
home which was previously prepared for
their reception,
Next Thursday evening the Caliopean
club, a new social organization, will give
its first select dance at MannerchOr Hall.
Mayors orchestra will make the music.
The Independent social gave q
pleasant hop at the Chapline
street rink, last evening. A large
crowd was present and an enjoya
bic evening was spent. Prof. Kramer's
full orchestra furnished the music.
Next Friday evening the Germania
Amusement Society win give their sixth
grand ball st Germania Hall, corner of