Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-03-21
SOCIAL D0INGS.
Thinus Rather Quiet But Still
Moving.
A Brilliant Ball, a Swell Progress
sive Euchre Party and
Several Other Social
Events.


Events.
Social events during the past week IN
he CITY were scarce. The members OF
Hebrew society, however, enjoyed them
selves quite extensively, their religion not
them from such indulgences.
The following list will be found to embrace
about all the social events that have &C.
CURED during the week and several for the
coming week.
Among the society events of the season
none was more enjoyable than the grand
ball given by the ladies Of the Hebrew
Benevolent Society on Thursday evening
Al Frauzheim's Hall, in celebration of the
feast of Purim. Some seventy.five couples
of the leading Hebrew citizens were pres
ert, many of whom were children, the
latter being sttired in fancy costumes
They occupied the earlier part of the even
ing, leading off with grand march at 8
O clock. The older folks took the floor at
10, and after q grand promenade, an en-.
ioyable dance programme was carried
out. The affair was quite brilliant one
the costumes Of the ladies being very ele-
CANT. Prof Joe Krsmers orchestra rem
dered it's usual charming music, to which
the merry guests gsily danced until an
early hour next morning, The affair was
a grand social and financial success.
The SWEETEST event that has occurred in
Hebrew society circles for some time, was the
full dress progressive euchre party, given
BY Mr.. and Mrs S. s. Bloch at their reel
dence on North Main street, Friday even
ing. About twenty couples were present,
who enjoyed @ most delightful evening un.
der the graceful hospitality of the host and
hostess. Each lady was presented with q
handsome bouquet of natural roses, which
were indeed beautiful. The contest for
the handsome prizes was quite spirited and
gave the guests q zest for the splendid
refreshments that were served at season
able hour. Shortly past midnight the gay
assemblage dispersed, ending one of the
most brilliant affairs of the sort ever given
in the city.
The young folks of the Arion held de-
Gghtful little reception in the clubs par
lors on Wednesday evening in honor OF
Miss Laura Schsndein, Of Philadelphia,
who has been visiting the family of Mr..
William Stifel, on North Main street. The
evening was mostly devoted to progressive
euchre, and the contest for the prizes was
very spirited. At IL o'clock elegant re
treshments were served sud greatly relish
ed By the guests. The Arion orchestra,
under the direction Of Prof Schockey, was
present and rendered several fine selec-
tons, and a highly enjoyable time was ex,
perienced by all Miss Schandein left
Thursday evening for home.
Mr.. Ed. Dunawsy, City Receiver, on
Thursday evening celebrated his thirty
third birthday at his home on the South
Side, and pleasantly entertained number
of intimate friends. The evening was en-
joyably spent BY the company in various
social amusements and palatable lunch
was served at the proper hour. When part
ing time came all the guests left wishing
their genial host many happy returns Of
the day.
Mr.. William Evans, we'll known roller
of Martins Ferry, Ohio, and Mics Matte
A. Crowther, Of Woods street, this CT =
were married at the residence Of the bride &
father, Squire Robert Crowther. The
ceremony was performed By Rev. Mr.. Nc
Mechen, according to the Episcopal Der
vice. Miss Evans is one of the most pop
ular teachers 10 Union school, while Mr.,
Evans is popular young gentleman. This
young folks have the best wishes of a large
circle OF friends.
Capt. Charles Muhlemsu will entertain
some of bis friends in handsome style 10
morroa evening on his elegant steamer,
the Andes. Progressive euchre will be one
of tho main features of the affair, the
others being an excellent supper and a
general good time, which are unavoidable
features Of an event where Capt. MuhIe
man reigus as host. Good music will also
aid in rendering the occasion more enjoy
able.
On Tuesday evening the Sisters OF Re,
bekah gave delightful dance at Bee'ho
ven Hall, which WAS participated in by a
large number Of guests. A pleasant even,
ing was spent dancing to music furnished
by Mayors full orchestra. At II o'clock
q good supper was partaken OF.
Miss Kate Williams, of Brownsville,
Pa, who was the guest OF the family Of
Mr.. r. NJ. Smith 2l26 Market street on
Tuesday, was married TO DR.. John ". War
rell, also Of Brownsville, Rev. r. Cooke,
d. D., performing the ceremony. DR. and
Mrs. Warrell left the same day for home.
Capt. ALI. Burnett, OF Charleston, Chief
Of the Euresks Detective Agency at
Charleston, and Miss Fannie Norris, Of
Willow Island, W. Va, we're married on
Wednesday at the home of the bride.
A plumber of Wheeling people will at
tend the annual literary contest Of the
Franklin.Washington and Philo and Union
Literary Societies of Wash. lief College,
which takes place Wednesday evening.
Miss Alice Rstcliff will entertain mum.
Der OF friends at her home on Jacob street,
South Side, tomorrow evening, the occs
sion being the anniversary of her birthday
Mrs. Frank Booth held an informal but
exceedingly pleasant reception at her
rooms on Main street Wednesday after
noon.
Mr. William Rolf on Wednesday cele-
brsted the anniversary. of his twenty.sixth
birthday in decidedly pleasant manner
Personal Points.
Mr.. B E. Adams returned yesterday
from g. flying trip to Pittsburg.
l.. NJ