Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-11-28
SIX DAYS OF GAIETY.
Thanksgiving Week Celebrated in a Lively
Manner by the Bellies and BeauI.
BALLS, WEDDINGS AND PARTIES.
Several Enjoyable Affairs on Dit For the
Coming Week.

Coming Week.
TALK OF ANOTHER GERMAN.
Thanksgiving week was very gay one
in Wheeling social circles, balls, parties
and other social entertainments beingquite
prolific, while dinner parties were also
numerous, in fact, too numerous to men
ton.
The coming week promises to be very
enjoyable one also, as already several ele-
CANT hops are booked, the first one
of which hasn't fully materialized yet.
Some of our young gentlemen in
tend, it is understood, to form an
other German" and give number OF
balls during the season. 1t is sincerely
hoped they will do so, as their dances in
terspersed among the private social enter
tainments will make the season an
unusually lively one. This is certainly
commendable awakening from long and
lmonotonOus desuetude.
On Thursday evening the younger so
society folks will give dance at Fran
zheim's Hall, which gives promise of be-
ing delightful affair, the list embracing
twenty five couples of our popular young
society people. They will have Kramer
and an elegant time.
Among the events Of the past week,
none were more enjoyable than reception
and dance given by Miss Lizzie Jones, at
the residence of her father, Mr.. Lewis
Jones on the Island, Friday evening.
About ninteen couples were present and
most delightful evening was spent,
dancing to Prof. Charlie Killmeyer's
music. At midnight a we'll proportional
supper was served, which was discussed
with the most undivided attention.
Dancing, promenades, and tete-a-tete's
followed and until 2:30 yesterday morn
ing. the young folks enjoyed the hospital
tiles of the house to their hearts content,
and even then were 10th to part from the
scene of so much pleasure.
On Thanksgiving evening the Arion So
cety opened their elegant club rooms for
the entertainment of the members, and a
delightful social season was passed by the
large number present. Kramer's orches-
ira furnished the motive power and light
feet, young and old, danced the hours
away in sweet succession until long after
Thanksgiving Day had ceased to be. At
IL o'clock n sumptuous supper was par
taken of.
On Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Baer handsomely entertained n
number of Hebrew Society people, at
their home on Chaplne street, IN honor
of Mr.. Moses Frank, of GAINESVILLE, Ohio,
and Miss Annie Baer, who were the next
dav to become man and wife. The even
ing was spent in very delightful manner,
the affair being full dress and quite
recherche.
At2o'clock on Thanksgiving Day the
nuptials of these two young people were
solemnzed in very pretty and impress
sister, Mrs. NJ. Hanaucr, on EOff street,
DIR. SeSsler officiating. The ceremony was
witnessed by number of the relatives
and friends of the contracting parties, and
at the conclusion very pleasant reception
was held, during which the happy couple
received many earnest and hearty congrat-
ulations. burst served choice refresh
ments and very pleasant time was had.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank departed at 3:35 over
the p. G. x ST. l.. road on an eastern bridal
tour, while the guests enjoyed the hOspi-
tality of the lEanauer residence some
hours later. The young couple received
! many handsome presents and countless
GOOD wishes followed them.
Thursday afternoon Mr.. W. X. Evans,
cashier of the Lcddcr Publishing Company,
of Pittshurg and Miss Susie, daughter of
the late Rev. d. +. Howell, of Bridgeport,
O., were married in quiet manner at the
residence of the brides mother, ut that
place, Rev. |. 5. Winters of the NJ. +.
Church officiating. The house was taste
fully trimmed and the ceremony was very
pretty. Mr.. and Mrs. Evans left over the
&c. & L. road on q bridal trip with the
hearty good wishes of many friends follow
ing them.
On Thursday evening Miss Eta Falloure
entertained "A number of friends at her
home, on the Island, in q delightful way.
Prof. Killmeycr male the music and the
evening was spent very enjOyably in dane
ing, which was kept up, with the excep-
ton of an intermission at II O'Clock, dur
ing which choice refreshments were
partaken Of until an early hour Friday
morning, when all said lingering good
nights.
Miss Louise lIasenauer gave very
pleasant dance to a number of friends ut
her home on the South Side, Thursday
night. All present enjoyed splendid
time, refreshments which were served at
the proper hour being highly appreciated.
The Maennerchor Singing Society gave
one of their usually enjoyable hops at their
hall on Market street, Thursday evening
celebrating Thanksgiving in very fitting
manner Mayors orchestra was on hand
and furnished elegant music to which the
young folks danced merrily until an early
hour Friday morning, when they all re-
tired weary but happy.
The largest hall of the season occurred
at AriOn Hall OH Wednesday evening, being
given by Central Castle No. l, Knights of
the Golden Eagle. About 500 people were
present, and Prof. Kramer's orchestra
made the music, and dancing was kept
up until ; o'clock Thanksgiving morning.
A J. O'Clock at supper was served which
was heartily partaken of The affair was
n social and financial success.
Not far behind it was the skating and
dancing carnival given by Baltimore
Lodge, No 6, X. of p. at the North End
rink, the same evening. Mayors orches-
ira furnished the music and dancing was
continued enjOyably long into the small
hours of Thanksgiving morning. The
crowd was immense and the affair a sue
cess in every way.