Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-03-07

d for the sea shore. The next two days
ihould be used to good advantage by So
,iety people. 1t is probable, however, that
euchre parties ION the quiet"
sill still continue through the fasting
season, as people are 10th to give up all
social epjoyments. But then progressive
euchre isn't as giddy as the "da#pce, you
Know" and psople can manage TO QuelI
ne pinch of conscience that q little game
Of progress" might cause, while il they
should dsuce, they should never teel for
given. But let US look at the eDJoyments
Of the past week.
Many people at the theatre last evening
were shocked, and at loss to understand
the cause Of the display Of bad taste ex.
hbitsd by some OF the people IN the gal'
lery who set up litter during the 3cenein
the fourth act, where Loris SEXES Fedora by
the throat and ia on the point ct
stransling her. The scene was
oae of the most tragic in the play
and the audience was worked no TO such
a pitch that it was individually and col
ieclively clutchlpg, rs it were, some one 9
throat in lis hands. An Island lady
became 80 excited with symps ny for
Fedora that she involuntarIly arose
in her seat in the gallery, aud called out
franticslly, Kill biml Kill him. This
is what caused the laugh. and it also dem
onstrstes the exceedingly natural manuer
in which the actors acquitted themselves.
On Wednesday evening Mr., Fred. Nolte
was pleasantly surprised at his home,
corner of Chspline and Twenty fifth streets,
by the appearance OF a number OF friends
who entered the house and proceeded to
have good time. The occasion was the
sixty-third anniversary Of Mr.. Nolte' 8
birthday, and during the evening Mr. John
Voegler, in a neat speech, presented him
with handsome gold headed cane, ap
propristely inscribed, token OF regard
from his friends. Mr.. Nolte WAS amazed
this time, bat he msnaged to express his
thanks. alter which the company sat down
to AN elegant repsss served by Ms Nolre,
which WAS heartily discussed. The bal,
euce of the evening was eoioyabiY spent
ii various social amusements.
The Arion has issued to its members a
neat and uniqueinvitation aud programme
fer tue Second Annual Masquerade Ball
on the evening, Monday, March Sth, q,
their Big Hall in the greatest country on
the globe, the States United, the lsud Col
umbus discovered, (perhaps), located in a
big corner in Virginia Wesr, The city bop
tizsd Wheeling" In this peculiar manner
the document goes on 10 give description
Of what will be done on this glorious occs
sicu, and that the affair will be one OF thu
largest most brilliant and successful ever
given by the Arion is an assured tact
Prof Kramer's full orchestra will furnish
the music.
Mr.. George Zierowick was rendered q
surprise psrty, Monday evening, AZ his
houe on Z IF strset, in honor OF his birth
day. A very pleasant time Was spent IL
playing eUchre, dancing and other amuse'
ments Refreshments were served at q
proper hour. Among those present were
Misses Barbara Kater, Mollie Farrell, May
Miller, Lucy Rabel, Emma aud Maggie
Olson, Mary Beck. Emma and Lizzie He'll,
B.roara and Mary z erowick. and Messr5
sam Hofner, Charley Gilgen, Gus
Meyers, Willie Slerawlck, jim Hestou
ANDY Krkhotf Tom and Will Morris, Gus
Frederick, Ace Morris, Charley Sehernpf
Willie sad Pete Hell auI Mr.. George
Barum and wife.
The fourth of the series Of 'ksiiee
Visi'es," given by the ladies OF the Axiom
Society this season, was held last Wednes
Cay evening. at the hrion club rooms. II
Was delightful affair, the ladies spending
the afternoon in sewing and whstevei
amusement suited them best, until 5 o CLOCK
when they were served with sumptuous
supper. At 6 o'clock the gentlemen par
look Of supper, after which the evening wal
given up to general good time. A must
cal entertainment was given also, and va:
pleasant feature OF the affair. The ArioI
ladies' understand the art of entertainment
thoroughly.
The masquerade ball given BY the
Turner Association on Wednesday even
ing was grand affair. The crowd in at
tendance was large and the Clue room:
aud hall were iIled With gay sssemblsge
of merry masks aid spectators. The
scene was certainly bewilderiug one aLo
the antics Of the msskers afforded much
amusement for the spectators. The OPers
aouse orchestra furnished the music fol
dancing. The grand march was led by
the original "Vocsphoue Band" whict
also psraded the streets in the evening
The affair was grand success.
Mr.. William Felke was pleasantly SUI
p-ised al his home on the Island Wednes'
day evening 1t WAS the thirtieth snniVer'
sary of his birthday and aoout twenty
couples assembled at his residence to cel5'
brate the event and they succeeded we'll
Although greatly surprised Mr.. Felke
arose 10 the occasion aud succeeded in
making his guests enjoy themselves hearti
ly. Al the proper hour choice refresh
mems were served 10 which all did ample
justice. Mr.. Fllke was the recipient Of nu,
merous and handsome presentR.
Rev. Paul egslmier, pastor Of ZION
church, arrived home on Tuesday eyeping
accompanied by his BRIDE. They were ten,
dered delightful reception at his resi-,
dence i'm medistely after his arrival, b.
mem eys Of the CHURCH Members OF the
Ladies Society of the church had the affair
in charge and they certainly succeeded in
making the event very pleasant one.
The couple were the recipients Of many
handsome and useful presents.
The Germania Amusement Society gave
one Of its usual delightful dances at
Sch~arta's Hall, on Friday evening
which was attended by large number Of
the members and their families, with q
few guests Billy Mayors full orchestra
furnished the music, aud the folks spent
pleasant time in dancing, which continued
until early morn. Choice refreshments
we're served st l2 o'clock.