Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-06

occasion. Visitors began to arrive before
four O'Clock. the hour set for the reception,
and they were received cordially By Secre-
tary c. Lynch, assisted by a number OF
the energetic young mer Of the Association,
aod shown through the handsome struct-
ure, after which they were escorted to ths .
dining room, where the ladies' served a .
most tempting feast OF good things io-
their discussion. The reception continued
until eight O'Clock, and during these hours .
hundreds OF people called aud were en-
ter,ained I'm hO'pi@ble manner.
From eight till ten O'Clock the
services incident UPON the anniversary of
the Association and the dedication OF the
new b1ilding took place. and were listen
cd TO by at l1at three hundred people.
The affair was an unqualified success from
beginning 70 end. and the Association re-
ceived the good wishes ofall who attended.
The new structure is q beautsiul mOnu-
ment to the memory OF the late James
Max well and his son, James Jr.
On Wednesday evening very delightful
reception was given by Mss Julia Hub
bard, at the residence OF her parents, Mr..
ard Mrs. w. p. Hubbard, out the Nation
al road About twenty-five couples OF
young folks were present. and the evening
was spent 10 a round OF social pleasures
that could not be well described. The .
horse was beautifully decorated with
fowers and potled plants and certainly
pre.ouied "a pretty appeararce. TIE large |
parl0rs were used for dancing, and, as
paoL Charlie killmeyer furnished the
music. the pleasure of the occasion .
was greatly enhanced Ziegenielder had .
G. harge of the refreshments and they were /
served I'm very delectable manner at /
midnight, and discussed by the guests .
most heartily. The Wheeling folks went .
out on the seven o'clock motor and re- /
turned on a special al two O'Clock, Thurs /
day morning, delighted with the enter /
tunment and their charming entertainer. /
Friday evening about twenty-five cou-
Piles of Hiss Matilda Burkes friends were I
entertained by that young lady at the res
idence OF Mrs Hsiskell, On Chapline /
street, and the affair was undoubtedly one
OF the most enjoyable of the weeks testiy-
titles. Prof. Hilneyer presided at
the piano, and the young folks
danced merrly until they we're cali
ed upon to desist at midnight,
when they were ushered 20 the dining
room were refreshments of the most appe-
tz.ng character we're served. After a sat-
isfactory discussion of the feast the par
lors were returned 70, and the dance was
continued until On early hour yesterday
morning, ard when the assemblage reluc-
tantly dispersed the fair young hostess
was TIRE recipient Of many compliments on
the graceful and h0spitable manner IN
which all had been entertained by her.
The gentlemen's cooking club held
forth az the Hotel Windsor Thursday
evening, and the members Of the ladies
cooking club were their guests. This was
a one night only club. and the gentlemen
had nothing TO do with preparing the
feast. or perhaps the ladies would not
have ANTICIPATED it with so much pleasure.
Many Of the guests did not arrive until
late and il was half past ten before the .
party sat down to the tables IN the COM
modious dining hall. The menu was GER
tainly work Of culinary art and was /
served "a the hotels usual excellent style. !
It's discussion lasted several hours, and /
40 its Inclusion the assemblage repaired /
10 the parlors, where me time was spent /
in a very pleasant social way. The ladies /
one and eli voted the entertainment a |
success.
The social organization known as the |
Whist Club met on Friday evening" and I
instead Of playing C ards the party boarded F.
the = o'clock motor and went Out to
Wheeling PARK and spent the evening in /
me inyigorating amusement Of bowling, /
aud it proved very pleasant. They re- /
TUNED on the 1890 o'clock motor and re- ]
paired to the home Of Miss MOllie PAUL, I
on Fourteenth street, where a splendid I
supper was served and the prizes were
awarded. Mrs. Jessie Berger and MI |
sam Hazlett captured frs, prizes and Miss |
Emily Campbell and Mr. Austin Beach /
took the premiums awarded the two 81
The foot of the list Of scores. Miss PAUL
ana Miss Virginia Bloomfield were the
hostesses on this occasion, and they GER
tainly made it very enjoyable one.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob W. Grubb enter
tanned the Progressive Euchre Club at
their residence on Chapline street Friday
evening. aud the affair was certainly a
most enjoyable one. Besides the mem
bers Of the club, there were a number OF
their friends present, and al spent pleas
ant evening AT midnight refreshments
were pMtaken Of, after which the victors
OF the evening were announced.
lIiss McLsin, of Meadyille, Pa, won
/ the first ladies' prize, a very handsome
party bag Miss Kate Harden, of Steub4n-
VILE, won the second, very pretty ox'-
died s.iver-haniled shoe buttoner. Mr..
/ Alex. UpdegrafT, who was FIST among the
gentlemen. was presented with handsome
buck horn handled cane, and Mr. Ned
Salraker was the recipient of a gold
toothpick a. winner OF the gentlemen's
second prize.
On Monday evening the Arion Society
gave it's usual holiday concert and ball,
aud il proved TO be a NEST enjoyable az
fair. A splendid concert programme WAS
rendered, which wss participated IN by
Master Alfred SPELL, r. V. Arklo, Z. 10
lauf. Miss Kate Michel, Otto Schulz, Mr..
Lou Laue and the AriOn. A large aud
well-plelsed audience listened TO the pro
pramme, and at its conclusion the hall was
cleared snd dancing began, the Opera
House Orchestra furnishing the music.
TIE ladies had charge Of the dance until
midnight, and it was carried out in true
leap year style After midnight the gen
tlemen assumed charge, and the affair was
most eniOyably continued until an early
hour next morning.
On last Thursday evening very pleas
ant surprise party was rendered Misses
Fannie and Agnes Merge at their home on
North Main Street Progressive euchre
occupied the time until midnight, when
delightful refreshments were served and |
enioyably discussed, after which euchre |
was again resumed until an early hour IN
the morning, when at the end it was found
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