Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-11
A BREIF RESUME
Of Matters In Social Circles During
the Past Week.

If Matters In Social Circles During |
the Past Week.
Tails. Parties, Teas and Receptions Which
Afforded Amusement for Socie-
TVS Deyotess for Six Days.
The past week las been about the
luietess in the way of social matters since
he advent of Lent, but SIS the end Of the
eason creeps on spsee things will begin
o Even up and people viii shortly COM
nence to prepare for picnics and lawn
,arties-that is II winter doesn't come
again before spring finishes up. Follow
ng is the list:
A few evenings ago while several well.
known society ladies and gentlemen were
erioying g socisl evening at the home OF
one, q mouse appeared upon the scene and
If course the usual result followed. After
the commotion had Quoted down the coz
versstion naturally turned upon the four
legged little boom shell, and one gentle
man, with more nerve than discretion,
said to one of the ladies: IN give you 8
dollar for every mouse you catch.
Done" said the lsdy, and that ended the
matter for the time beirg. The next day,
however, the gentleman received q
handsome box through the mail, and smiled
q self.satisfed grin, thinking that come
sweet lady friend hsd sent him hall doz-
en- silk hsndkerehiefs perfuued with altar
of roses. So he opened the pscSnge ten
DERBY and VIVA, wss his surprise to lind
neatly done up in tin foil and tied with
blue ribbons the remains oftvo little mice.
He then smelled mouse and his dream OF
handkerchiefs was Ger. An envelope &C
companied the package, and upon being
opened it was found to contain regularly
made-out bill, the charge being: ITO hsv.
ing cut off the existence OF the enclosed
young mice, 81 co." 1t continued: You
have beer trapped; please remit, and he
RENTED. IN
Friday evening at the conclusion Of the
performance of "Ausslns' at the Opera
House, Mics Lillian Spencer, the charm.
ing sud talented star Of the company was
rendered delightful reception by DR.. and
Mrs. A. F. Gssmire, at their apartments
on Market street. A number OF Wheel
ing prominent citizens we're present and
were entertained in Eospitable manner.
Miss Spencer, socially as well ss profes
sionslly, is q fascinating lady and is an
enthusiast in regard to the stage, she be-
ing devoted to her chosen profession. Ele'
CANT refreshments were constantly at the
disposal of the guests and the honors Of
the house were chsrmingly carried by the
Doctors wife and sister, Miss Minnie.
Good music assisted in making the affair
the pleasant social successit was Mr.. Nat.
ChiIds, Mas Spencers talented manager,
was also present and, of course, bis pres
epce was agreesbly felt by fund Of in.
terestiDg and amusing suecdote. The
whole affair was q compliment to Miss
Spencer and credit to the host.
Logan Tribe No. /, Improved Order 81
Red Men, handsomely entertained their
friends on Monday evening last, the occa'
sion being the dedication Of their new
wigEam at the corner of Market and
TRenty.tbird streets. After the dedicatory
exercises the com pany was treated TO a
fue entertainment by local talent. At the
conclusion of which dancing was begun,
motive power being furnished by Billy
Mayer's orchestra. At II o'clock the fun
was discontinued long enough 10 allow the
guests TO psrtake Of an elegant supper pre-
psred by the squsws Of Logan Tribe, after
which dancing was resumed and kept up
merriIy until q. N.
On Monday evening last Miss Mary
Mcdonald, at her home on Fifteenth
street, pleasantly entertained number Of
her young lady friends at Tea. in homo;
of her guest, Miss Lille B. McGregor, oil
Cairo. W. Va. The occasion was a de,
ligbttul one and was enjoyed to the utmost
by those present.
The Mozart Singing society will give an
entertainment at their hall on the South
Side th,s evening Tine Opera House
orchestra will furnish the music and q
large crowd aud pleasant time are ex.
pected.
A number of he ycupg lady ftiends Of
NJ sses Ella aud Z1e Mcclure V.re hand,
somely entertained by them at tea on
Friday evening, st THAR home on Twelfth
street. The affair was informal but de.
cldedly pleasant
Mr.. sid Mrs. Frederick Nolte, Of the
South Side, celebrated their silver Wedding
on Wednesday evening in o decidedly
peasant manner at their residences, assist
ei by number OF their fritnda.
Mr.. Will Miller, a weIlknoWn REGISTER
composition, ard Miss Merry McNsbb. Of
Fifteenth street, were married at the
residence Of the brides father.
Mr.. Thomas McNahb, on
Thursday morning Q o'clock and left
on the 9:25 B. & O. train for a Western
bridal tour. They have the best wishes OF
q host ofiriends.
Mr.. and Mrs George R. Taylor enter
tanned few intimate friends very pleas.
antly on Friday evening, at their home on
Fouteepth street.
Mr.. end Mrs. Conrad Ault, OF the East
9 ID, celebrated their silver Wedding on
Wednesc sy evening by pleasantly enter
aiming q number OF their friends.
Personal Points.
Charlie Hughes has returned home from
Baltimore.
Will Bowers, Of Moundsville, was in the
itJ yesterday.
Druggist Christian Scbnepf paid Pitts.
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