Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-02-24
AT OLD TRINITY.
Ths Annual Reception to the Friends Of
Wash -Jt n. College.

Ths Annual Reception TO the Friends Of
Wash -JtG College.
The annual reception by the Rector and
the cadets Of Trinity Hall, ct Little Wash
i1gton, to the friends end patrons Of the
school was given on Thursday evening
Tbis reception IS considered one Of the
leading social events there, aad is looked
forward to by society people with much
pleasure
The evening, with the exception of being
somewhat chilly, was delightful, snd the
extensive grounds surrounding the Hall
presented the most picturesque appearance.
being glily Illuminated by natural gas.
Within the Hall the scene was more bril-
liant There are few houses more apily
adapted for the giving Of a grand
bali and reception than is Trinity.
Tia spleicus room and large halls, with its
uumberless cczy corners tor a pleasant
tste-a-tete, decorated as they were with
evergreen, flowers, bunting and flags.
At the head of the main stairs aud ut var
ious corners were stacked the highly pol
ished guns Of the cadets, while the SWORDS
and bugles were hanging from the baye-
nets.
All the seats had been removed from The
school hall aud the large double doors con-
Meeting it with the dinngIo0m had hesn
tsrown wids open to make room for the
Gozsns of dancers that filled the room al.
the evening. Prof Charlie Killmyer, Of
this city, and Prof. J. G. Arnold, OF
Washington, made the music for the merry
/ dancers.
It was long after three o'clock in the
morning when the end Of the thirty neat
/ w arranged dances was reached
The lunch served between eleven snd
one o'clock was indeed one OF the features
of the evenings entertainment, and
Darst. received the congratulations
Of the entire list 70, the elegant lunch be
provided Tee following is few of The
I two hundred and fifty who were present;
From Pittsburg-Mitsas HAye, Reed,
johnson, Eide Soeer, Kate Speer and Nc
CollOugh, Mrs Haye and Mess's, Alfred
johnson aud W. 7. Treadway.
From Wheeling-Mrs. George X.
Wheat and her guest, Miss Sutphen, Of
lancaster, O., Miss Sallie Sweeney, Harry
Whitaker and Joe and Hal Spidei.
From Uniontown: Mrs. Beal and daugh'
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Daily and daughter
Miss Norman, Mrs. william Piayford.
Mrs. Day and daughter, Of Gibsontowni
Mr.. Duqlaes, of Hsz.lwoOd, and Mr.. Ny
ast, of Rochester.
From Washington: Il. U. Seaman and
WIFE Chas. n. Brady and wife, Juii7s IL
Moyne and wife, Mr. Mitchell and wife
mr. Montgomery and wife, Prof Schnliz
and wife, A G. Happier and wife, Dr
James D. Moffat and wife, Prof. Schmid
and wife, John A. Best and wife, Rev
Cooper and wife, Mr.. Poole and vile, c
D. Robbins and wife, Dr.. Libby aud vie
Mr.. Duncan and wife, Mr.. Kells anC
wife, Ernest F. AtchisOn and wife
Mrs. Patch, Mrs. Dental, Mrs. George W
Miller, Mrs. Samuel Hazlett, Mrs Muir
dock. Misses Hazlett, Patch, GraysoR
LeMoyne, Achison, Montgomery, McKen'
nan, Templeton, Murdock, Aud, Oliver
Reid, Hamilton, Barnett, Alma and Helm
Schmid, Reed, Best, Harding, Annie snc
May Graham, Woods, Kelly, Dental, Nc
Claim, Eide and Kate Speer. of ALI gheny,
and Messrs. Robbins, Hamilton, Gsrdner
Mcclure, Stevenson, Hezlett, Grsysoni
BrOwnsOn, Loves. Templeion, Irwin
Acheson, LunsfOrd, Oliver, Best, Reed
Dr. CulbeTtsOn, and Wilson.