Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-10-31
SOCIETY'S D0INGS.
THE EVENTS OF THE PAST SIX DAYS
AMONG THE BELLIES AND BRAUX.
Ouits a Number Of Marriages OOnsummated, Besides
Many Balls Parties and RecePhons-TwO
Balls the Coming Week.

Quite a Number Of Marriages 0Onsummated, Besides
Many Balls Patiss and Recep6ons-TwO
Balls the Coming Week.
The swell event of the coming week will
be a full dress hop at the Mcclure House,
next Friday evening, for which invitations
were sent out yesterday among q large
number of gentlemen. 1t is indeed en-
c~ouraging to see this awakening on the
part of the young gentlemen, as the COM
ing hop was originated by a number OF
them, among whom are several members Of
the late, lamented German" fall who
are expected to do so will help
the affair along by their presence
it will be one of the largest and most ele-
CANT ever given in the city, as the married,
AZ well as the young folks, have been in
Prof. Joe Kramer's orchestra viii
make the music. An excellent supper
will be served and everything tends to a
brilliant ball and a lovely evening.
Another swell event will take place at
Mercantile Hall, on Wednesday evening,
in the shape of a full dress hop, to be gwen
by members Of the French and other
folks well-knOwn in social circles.
The invitations are numerous and the
affair promises to be highly enjoyable.
Kramer's orchestra will furnish the music.
A very pleasant masquerade surprise
party was given at Maennerchor Hall,
Friday evening. in honor of Miss Molhe
Klug, of the South Side. The costumes
were varied and quite handsome, some
very striking ones being among n num-
Der. The affair was i'll charge OF MeSSrs.
Joe WiniesdOrffer and William Sullivan
and they certainly managed itsuccesstully,
Maver's orchestra made the music and the
Young folks present danced until an early
hour in the morning, deSisting only long
enough to partake of refreshments at II
Miss Ella Manley, of the East Side,
pleasantly entertained a large number OF
friends at the residence of her father, Mr..
Anthony Manley, on 18th Street, Friday
evening. The delights of tally pulling oc-
cupied the early part Of the evening and
while the confectiOn was getting cold, the
Young folks enjoyed themselves in various
social amusements until a reasonable time
when they all departed with many kind
wishes for their hostess.
On Wednesday last, Prof. SeamOn, and
Miss p. Coleman, of Charlottesville, Va,
were married at the TesidenceO of the brides
aunt in that city. Mr.. SeamOn Is Pro-
lessor of chemistry in the Miller school at
Geoyet, Va, and is highly esteemed by all
who know him, while his bride lisa charm
ing lady, and granddaughter Of the late
Alexander RiveS, Judge of the L. s, Dis
trict court. The Professors many friends
in this city extend them best wishes.
Miss Lizzie Canadian pleasantly enter
tanned a number of friends ut her home on
Fourteenth street, last Tuesday evening,
with progressive eucher. The game was
continued in an interesting II until
II O'Clock, when the winners were an
nounced, being Miss Hannah O'Kane and
Mr.. Owen Dunlevy. Refreshments were
then served and the balance Of the time
highly enjoyed.
The J. o. c. Club, u popular ~Organiza-
ton of the South Side, was delightfully."-
entertained by Mr.. Harry Trayiss at his
home on South Chapline street, Thursday
euening. Dancing to Killmeyer's music
was the chief attraction and the merry
party took good advantage of the OppOr-
tunity offered. At IL o'clock choice re-
freshments, after u discussion of which the
fun was resumed and kept up until an
early hour Friday morning.
The grand ball given by Occur de Leon
Division, Uniform Rank, X. of T., at
Arion Hall Friday evening, was 4 highly
enjoyable affair and the large number Of
people present made merry until an early
hour yesterday morning. Riamer's full
orchestra made the dance music and of
course it was superb. At II o'clock a
substantial supper was served, and when
the guests left it was with many acknOwl-
edgemcnts to the gentlemen in charge for
the delightful evening passed.
Mr.. F. ID. Strasser and Miss Mary d.
Beck were on Wednesday evening married
mt the residence of the brides parents on
South Chaplain street, Rev. Bahr perform
ing the ceremony. A pleasant reception
rendered the young folks in the eve
ming. They were the recipients Of many
handsome presents.
The concert and ball given by the South
Side Singing Society, at their hall, Thurs
day evening was a very pleasant affair.
After the rendition of an excellent musl-
cal programme, those present INDUCED in
q delightful hop the music being furnished
by Mayors orchestra.
On Tuesday last Rev. Horner s.. BOdley,
ofthis city, and Miss Lydia Wood, OF
Pittsburg, Pa, were married ut the resi-
dence of the brides father, Capt. John \.
Wood, in that city, Rev. Il. T. Miller, OF
the Bingham street church officiating. At
the conclusion of the ceremony n pleasant
reception was rendered the young folks,
after which they left on 4 bridal tour,
with the best wishes of many friends fol-
lowing them. Upon their return they
will reside in the West End, Pittsburg,
Mr.. Edward Reed, a South Side mailer,
and Miss Stella Porter, of the East Side,
were married at st. JOseph's Cathedral,
Thursday afternoon, by Mgr. Sullivan.
In the evening a pleasant reception was
rendered them, at the residence of the
brides parents, on McCOllOch street,
where a number of their friends enjoyed a
pleasant evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Reed
have the best wishes of a large circle of
friends.
On Friday evening, in commemoration
of Halloween, a merry party Of young and
married people gathered ut the residence of
Mr.. Joseph Spidel, and, although "taffy''
was the principal feature of the evening,
other amuSements, consisting of cards and