Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-28

FEBRUARY %,
] Blum Carl CappeI, and Rey. Bauer.
The Opera House orchestra will furnish
the music.
Mr.. Harry OFT entertained number OF
vouns friends at his home on North Main
street, Monday evening. Prof. Charles
Killmeyer was on hand and furnished MS
usual good music, to which the young PEG,
nle danced until late hour, when they ell
left, convinced that their young host was
a nriuce of entertainers. Elegant refresh
ments formed an enjoyable feature OF the
entertainment.
The Young ladies and gentlemen who are
to dance the minuet at the Charity Enter
tainment should, after that, teach their less
fortunate brothers and sisters. and it may
be possible that the lovely minuet will be-
come feature at future balls, should the
Rows ever get up enough vim to give
one" The last quotation is from the con.
versaton of q young lady.
At progressive euchre party the other
evening some of the young men put up
lob" TO give Col. Jack Merriman the
''booby" prize and succeeded. However,
il turned out to be rather sour joke
when then found the prize to be two very
fine silk handkerchiefs, and they smiled on
the wrong side while the Colonel looked
happy.
Society people are warned that Lent Is
only ten days of, and if they have any
balls, parties or receptions to give, they
had better give them in that time or for
some weeks hold their peace. These ten
DAYS should be used to advantage.
A delightful little afternoon children's
party was given by Mrs. Geo. Z. Wheat,
Tuesday, in honor of the birthday ami.
yerssry of her little daughter Fannie. A
number of little folks were present and all
spent pleasant afternoon.
On Friday evening q number Of the
friends of Miss Mary MCGEE pleasantly
surprised her at her fathers residence on
Eleventh street, and q pleasant evening
was spent by the young folks in various
social amusements.
Miss Hannah Whalley entertained few
friends very pleasantly at her home on the
Island Friday evening, the time being
spent in progressive euchre and social
conversation.
Misses Mary and Ids Frew entertained
q few fiiends in q very pleasant manner
Friday evening at their home on Four
teeDth street.
Miss Mary Dickey entert aimed few lady
friends at tea on Tuesday evening, II
honor Of her guest, Miss Lizzie johnson, o
Wellsville, Ohio.
The Arion Society will give a mssque
rade ball on March s, which will be one o
the grandest affairs of the season.
Several progressive euchre parties are or
the tapis tor the coming week.
Personal Points.
Miss Edith Scott ia the guest Of Islant
friends.
Hon J. A Miller returned Tussday from
Chicago.
Sheriff H4ndIsu vas at Cambridge, o.
Tuesday.
t Mr.. Oscar Seeley is home from Wash
, ipgton and the East.
Capt! Davis, of Short Ctesk, is visiting
friends 10 Elm Grove.
Mrs. A Lashley, OF Pittsburg, is visit
ing friends on the leland.
Miss Leus Ash, OF Parkersburg, is tn
guest of Mrs. Alex. Laird.
Mr.. Will Bell, of the Island, is lying a
his home dangerously i'll,
Hon. Dave Leonard, Of Parkersburg
was in the city yesterday.
Lou Swabscker lett last evening fol-
New York on business trip.
Mr. Erastus Scott, of the Chicago Mail
is visiting friends in the city.
Mr.. John D. Hastings, well.krown iror
mill man, Of Ironton, is in the city.
Smiley Walker, representing Fanny
Davenport was in town yesterday.
Mr.. George Morrow. Of Fairmont, was
10 town several days the past week.
Mr.. Micsieh Fible, prominent young
lawyer of Louisville, is at the Stamm.
Mr.. II. B. Lazier, of Morganstown, was
visiting Wheeling friends the past week.
William Wsrrick, prominent merchant
of Washington, Pa, spent Tuesday in the
city.
Mr.. John Quigg, who has been i'll for a
week, has resumed his position as assistant
jailor.
Mr.. William Lee, of Holidays Cove, il
visiting his son, Major James NJ Lee, OF
this city.
Mrs John R Dunlap, of Louisville, nee
Miss lsadora Pollock, is visiting relatives
in the city.
Mr. Howard Manning, popular young
BarneSvllle gentleman, is visiting friends
in the city
Miss Mary Mcdonald returned last even,
ing from q pleasant visit with friends in
O!ean, N. Y.
Mrs. J. B. SolVon, of Steu5enville, is
the guest Of Mrs. Frank Klein, on the
South Side.
Mr.. John T. Kenney and wife, Of Park.
errburg were the guests oil frieads in this
city the past week.
Mr.. P l.. Kimberly is home from attend.
auce upon the convention Of mine opera
tors, at Columbus
Mr., Thomas MerkIe, of Philadelphia. is
the guest of bis sou, Mr.. mark Merkle, Of
the Wheeling Bakery.
Messrs. J. N. Vance and W. L. Hesrne
left on Wednesday evening for the Wood
ward Iron Works in Alabama.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. q. Stamm left last