Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-01


society folks There wss scarcely street
corner in the city that was So unfortunate
az to e, ont OF hearing OF the sounds OF
reyelry. The town certainly preserved its
reputation Tor being alive. The lovers Il
music caused the bands Hni Orches,ra5 10
be out in full force
THE BEs} Of vi Sic
WAS called Tor and the sane was received
Each member Of society seemed 20 seek
that kind ofrecrea.ion that afforded the Dcg!
opportunity Of thipking Of the p'casNn; aud
forgetting the opposite. When the lock
STRUCK twelve and the Old year dropped oil
aud the new bowed itself IN it !ouuI tON
Young man dancing with his best and
most beautiful girl. while the mlscAleyous
street boy was lighting his ire cracker
and thro8ing them at the feet Of the unoo-
serving pedestrian.
One Of the most delightful balls 0! last
ewing VAS held al
ARIoN HALL.
given by the Ariop Society The oeaa-
sion vas an extremely pleasant one. Over
tour hundred were present II large
number Of whom danced to the beautiful
stratus OF music discour5ed by ths Ari5E
Amateur Orchestra. Tne music Was eX-
ceptionally goOd, although 1t was almost
the first appearance o! iue 'r
chestra. The following tour pieces
OF music were recalled
Either Solo by Mr. L. Iiniemu'h, over
mre by the Orchestra, Cornet Solo Ivy Mr.
theodore Roller, and Solo By Mr.. f..
D.egm;ller.
Refreshments we're served IN an cieRan'
ST. lie 1t ! o'clock By Mrs. hytrr. A''.r
TIN, dancing was resumed and co"uuued
urtil clock when all repaired 10 ,heiT
respectiye homes feeling thai so much OF
the new year had been spent very pleas
sutly
Another one Of
THE Social E,fNT-
Of the evening was dance 3 he resi-
dsnce # Mr.. James Cumnins, on Chap.
line street, giveu By Il. HazIet, Camm'ns
The following ladies and gentlemen were
present Misses Hazle,t Ot,, Lucy I.oriug.
Minnie I.oring, Mamie HGNse, Ju-,r
McCabe. Allie McCabe, Sophie .teFr, Belle
Baldwell, Annie Cnmmins. Lille CummtIs.
Jennie Simpson, Miss Kiddor, Mary o..
l..uca Cooper, sidney or, ilrys7,
Ne s.r.. Bert IIa4le,t Ed lran2he N
Chas. List, Bernie McMechen, Geo. Leigh,
ton, Frank uupp, Fred Cos, Albert "hla.
ker, viii Delaplaiu, Chss. Hughes VIII
Dorcner, Nelson Cecil, BOB Ilaase Ia
lett Cummins. Walker Erssell Waller
Bloomfield, Harry Frau helm.
Prof Charlie kimeyeT oiictat-d u! 'ac
p;aro in 81 excellent manner. The
occasion wRs a very enjoyable one aud "as
no, discontinued until the I'VE sma hours
q the pirht
PLEASANT AtIAlr
j. Ii. Hobba. Esq Of the Eighth ward
had a hose warning AMI watch meeting
combined last right. He had been max
in s1ch extensive alterations au3 in.
Drcyemcn,5 upon his residence that !, has
probably no equal in tie city, in TIE Ny
OF rich appointments and modern CoaYen
fences. Hard wood, irescoiug and CHER
elegant and substantial Communication las
beep abaniantly introduced 60 that IN
truth il may he said TO vie VIII Gay
private mansion in this section.
The work hos al been completed and
with his customary aud royal hospitality
Mr., Hobbs determined TO celebrate Tho
event in the way II deserved, which was
no more nor ies3 than AN elegant banqUe,
10 twenty or more gentlemen friends. Ire
social and gastronomic features Of the Cc
casion OF course need not be elaborated. i
ia enough TO say they were under the per
gonal care OF ting prince C, hosls himself
. THE WATCH SERVICES
At the Young Mems Christian Associa',or
last night was well attended. The Associs
ton convened at " o clock The ifst bait
bonr Was occupied by song service whjC
was conducted by j. y. Amjcb TIE
next hslthour was devoted to Bible read
inc conducted by j. \ Belle t'e The ne2t
g minutes vas occupied by the Association
svnerience mee'irg. tn" remainder o.
the time until L. O'Clock WAS devoted &c
the topic, What benefit has tbc A3so1la
ton been 10 me!
THE ASSOCIATIONS
will receive callers TO day from una!
O'Clock. The ladies OF the Mon Esrtvo
lent Society have been interested in max
ing the arrangements, and nothing har
been left undone that would adj 10 he
interest and success Of The reception. The
rooms have been tastetGlly decorated
and refreshments will be bou5ti
fully provided. 4 large number d
Young ladies will receive the callers
Every Young man IN Wheeling is heartily
invited. The invitation has been &c
general and cordial that the young la!ie:
will surely be kept busy receiving and en-
ter,a;ning the young men.
The custom formerly 50 prevalent
among ladies ofreceiVing New ear callers
seems gradually to be falling into disr3s
However, many Of our heliss today vii
entertain callers accordinE 10 the cd
praisewOttby custom.
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