Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-05-09
the SOCIAL PANORAMA.
A Weeks List of Social DOings in
the City.

Weeks List of Social DOings in
the City.
PERTINENT Gossip Of Parties, Balls, Mar
riages and ReceptiOns---Per-
sOnal Points.
A young gentleman OF Triadelphia. NJ
er reading the poetical temperance lecture
" q sweet Sistersville maiden of sixteen
ummers, printed in last SUNDAYS REGIS
FER, is inspired to answer, and expresses
lis sentiments in verse, of which the tol-
owing are extracts:
Ihs milksop that miserably wastes his time
GuxZling UGH ruck as the red, red vine.
And a onkey 8 around with slOJs like beer,
should not be allowed TO "chaw" your ear.
II ever your lips should be glued to mine,
You'll get no ST. of tue sous, sonr wine,
FOR the delicate flavor on my mustache
Is derived from rye and red sour mash
Pu with you, my sister, till all is blue
have no patience with the silly crew
Who swill IL drinks, smoke cigarettes,
Snort small canes and make ten cent lets,
A Rirl who can carry ten pound hustle
Wants 10 be squeezed by man Of muscle,
And an arm around her that she can ieel
Above the spring OF her corset steel.
Ia, IA, sIS'er keep up the fight;
We'll wipe these GeaElugs out oil sight,
IN be down 5, me evening sOoa for lunch,
And we'll settle things DER bowl OF punch.
Mr.. John Gilmsrtin, we'll known Mar
tins Ferry glassworker and Miss Celia
FIauigsn, of the Eighth ward, thi5 city,
were married by Rev. Father Mullen, al
the Church Of Immaculate Conception on
Thursday evening". As the conclusion OF
the ceremony 8 pleasant reception was
held at the residence OF the brides father
The Young folks were the recipients OF
many goods wishes and handsome pres
ents. They left for the East on bridal
tour.
Miss Maud Hunter entertained a num-
Ger of her friends in pleasant manner
Thursday evening. at her home on Zane
street, Island, in honor Of Mr.. Stuart
Mills, who, left yesterday for h'stuture hone
in Chicago The evening was dellg httully
passed with the assistance OF cards and
dancing Prof Charlie Klllmeyer fur.
nished the music. Elegant refreshments
we're served at the proper hour.
The Arion closed its social season
Thursday evening with fine concert fol-
loved by q delightful ball, The Opera
House orchestra assisted and made the
music for the merry dancers. At II
o clock supper began aud lasted until |
At an early hour Friday morning the
guests dispersed, having enjoyed de-
hghtful social season.
The grand opening concert and ball
given By the Mseunercbor Singing Society
on Wednesday evening, was delightful
affair. An immense crowd WAS in attend
ance and after The concert, whica was an
excellent one, the ball was formally opened
aud to enhancing measures rendered by
the Opera House orchestra the balance OF
the time was danced merrily away until B
o clock the next morning.
Misses Lsurs and Alma Conner gave q
pleasant farewell reception on Wednesday
evening, at their home on South Chspline
street, to Mr.. Stuart Mills, previous TO his
departure for Chicago. A number OF their
friends enjoyed delightful evening with
cards, music and social conversation.
The young ladies of Mt de Chantal are
looking forward with much pleasure to their
annual May party, which Occurs on the
Eth inst. They have all their engagements
made and expect TO have grand time
Prof. Joe Kramer fine orchestra will make
the music.
Cards are out announcing the wedding
of Mr.. Guy R c. Allen and Miss Annie V.
Glass, which is to take place next Wed
nesday at noon at the residence OF the
brides mother, Mira. Harriet Glass on La
Belle avenue.
The popular South Side Singing Society
gave one of their delightful liule hops in
Aroenzs Hall, Eighth ward, Thursday
evening and number Of the members and
fri .nds OF the society spent pleasant 80
cisl season dancing to Billy Mayer music.
Alpha Lodge, h lights Of Honor pleas.
sn,Iy entertained D .isutal lodge, at her
lod - room, in O6d Elbows Block, Friday
evening, and an enjoyable social evening
was spent.
Mr.. Leopold Kress end Miss Gerlie
Gehring were married by Rev. Father
AugelOs, of the St Alphonsus church.
Thursday evening, at 9 o'clock.
Miss Mollie Trusx, of the South Side,
entertained q few friends with euchre, lasr
Monday evening. 4 pleasant time Was
spent by sll.
There are several weddings on the tspis
for the near future, the contracting par
iies being we'll known young people.
Picnics will soon be ripe enough to
pluck.
Personal Points.
Stuart Mills left yesterday for Chicago.
Mr. Oscar Tetrow, of SteubenVille, /:
visiting triendu in the city.
Miss Fl. o. Hodgens Of Tiltonsville, wss
visiting friends in the city yesterday.
Mrs. DeKslb and family left yesterday
fer visit to friends in North Carolina.
Mrs. Hsrkius aud son, Of East Wheel
ing, left YESTERDAY afternoon to visit rela'
tives IN Steubenville.
Robert B McLain and family, Henry B.
McLsin aud Mrs Chambers, arrived home
from Florida, Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Herman Stoetzsr is home from the
State University spending his vacation.
Geo F Updepraff is in New York City
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