Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-21

a Wedding Anniversary--A MikadO Party
Localized Personal News.
Special 10 the Sunday Register.

.-LOcalRCd Personal News.
Special 10 The Sunday Register.
S~TEUBENvILLE, o., February 20.-Lsst
Thursday evening the Beatty mansion on
South Fourth street was a scene of gsyety,
the occasion being the tenth anniversary
OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. /. Beatty. A large
number of invited guests were present from
home and abroad, and the presents were
numerous as we'll as beautiful. Among
those present from abroad were Mr.. and
Mrs Riuehart, Philadelphia; Mr.. aud Mrs
C. W. Rhodes, Bridgeport; Mr.. and Mrs.
E. T. Andrews, Washington City; D. G
Stewart and Mr.. and Mrs. James Means,
Pitts5urg; Miss Soul, Somerset, Pa. An
elegant supper was served by Specht, and
Prof Kramer's orchestra furnished the
music.
A Miksdo party vas given by the Misses
Scull, Saturday evening, at their residence
on Washington street. The guests
were taken 10 the Opera House during the
evening to see Mikado by the Alta Woman
Euglisn Opera Company, after which an
elegant supper, served by James Kinds,
was partAken Of. A very enjoyable even
ing was spent.
The Turner and Harmonic Societies are
going to run opposition dances OF the
4th OF March, and from the looks OF things
will make it lively for each other. The
Turner's will have Kramer's orchestra
from Wheeling and the Hsrmonies will
have the Great Western Band from Pitts.
burg. A cut has also been made in the
prices.
A psrty of roller skaters from this city
will attend the reception at the Grand
Central rink At Wellsville on next Thurs.
day evening.
A grand ball will be given at Turner
Hall for the benefit Of the family Of the
late Robert A Stein.
The different committees met at Turner
Hall during the week and it was decided
to hold the ball on February 9Th. The
different committees were selected from
the Knights of Pythiss, Turner's, and
American Flint Glass Workers.
The appointment OF Mr.. George Moore
as postmaster OF this city, gives good
satisfaction among the Democrats of this
city as we'll as the public in general. Mr..
Moore will probably take charge OF his Of
fee in the course of a week or two.
Charlie Blum. enc Of the best engineers
in Eastern Ohio, has accepted the position
of engineer Of the Phoenix engine. Charlie
being an old time fireman will make things
run smooth.
Hon. 4. G. McCook, Secretary Of the U.
5. Senate, accompanied the remains of his
brother, the late Sheldon K McCook, to
this city on last Tuesday.
Ire many friends OF Herbert Miller,
formerly of this city, but who for the past
six or seven years has been travelling sales
man for Harris drug house. Pittsburg,
will be sorry to learn Of his dea h, which
took place at Canneaut. Ohio, last Mon
day.
The county commissioners, Messrs. Par,
sons, Msrkle and White, returned last
night from-a tour Of inspection CT chill
dren's homes They visited the Barnes
vile, GAINESVILLE aud New Philadelphia
homes and made a thorough examination
of each. Ere long we will have a chill.
dran's home in S~teubenVille.
Miss Jessie Rodglv, of Steubenvdle, is
visiting friends in Martins Ferry.
James G. CASTOR has returned from q
visit to East Liverpool greatly improved in
health.
James Sutherland, of Mansfield, o., was
shaking hands with her Steubenville
friends last week.
Miss Lou Mccain is visiting friends in
Richmond, Va, and Washington, D. c
She will be absent six months.
Mr.. and Mrs. }. C. Buttee are visiting
friends in Pittsburg.
Col. D. r. Hunt, of EImore, o, is in
the city shaking hands with his friends.