Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-03

amusement until midnight, when refreeh-
ments were served and discussed. Prizss
we're then awarded the v.ctors, Mr.. T. S.
Riley and Miss Nell Lautry taking the fret
prizes, and Mr. George Truschell and Miss
Annie Carroll, the boobies"
Tire annual stag social session given bv
Wheeling Lodge No. %, B. P. o. Elks, on
Monday evening at Germania Hall, was
very enjoyable affair. Members of a
Bunch of Keys" Company and local tai
ent contributed to theemusement, aud the
affair proved very pleasant and success
full one. Refreshments served continuous.
ly also added to the enjoyment.
A number Of ladies rendered Mr. Henry
J.. Schaub a very pleasant complimentary
hop at MennercbOr Hall, Monday evening.
Ki1meyer furnished the music, refresh
ments were served, and of course all present
had a good time.
Miss Minnie Schell was pleasantly sur
prisei at the residence of her mother, on
the Island, Tuesday evening, in honor of
the ninth anniversary of her birth. The
evening was spent pleasantly, music bs-
ing furnished by Kilmeyer. About
twenty-five little folks were present, ard
when they departed it was with many
kind wishes for their young hostess.
On FIJI Jay Mr.. William Bach was TWEEN.
ty-one years Of ege, ald in the evening be
wss surprised a. his home ON Twentieth
street, by the appearance Of singing sec
ton from The German'a Singing Society,
of which he is member. After pleasant
ssIensde the party wss invited in, and
after Mr.. Bach had recovered fccm
his surprise, President Fuhr Of
the Society presented him with a
handsome seal ring, a present from his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs B. Bach. The party
then adjourned TO Germania Hall, where
the yo1rg man was further surprised to
iud number Of his friends awaiting his
appearance. Prof. Charley Killmeyer was
there and dancing was soon in progress.
Refreshments were served at midnight,
aud a very pleasant time was spent by all.
This part OF the affair was under the man.
SEGMENT Of Miss Ida Bach, and she did her
Belle Morris, Mary GAMER, Donna Kurt
Mary KEENAN,, Hannah Birch, Mary, Lettie
and josephine Miller, Miss Killmeyer,
Miss Gotmann, of S;eubenville Louise
Schaub Flora and Emma Vogeler, Kate
Bowman, Lizzie Nollinger, Emma
Yahu, Mary Mathews, Mollie
Hadlich, Emma and Clara Bach, Louise
and Mamie Behler. Lzz'e Bonnenberger,
Sarah Bell, Dora ard Nellie Brockhart,
Minnie and Eliza Laue, Annie ard Emelia
Sanders, R)sa Hailich, Mr and Mrs Will
liam Schambra, Mr. and Mrs ". Schsm.
bra, Mr.. and Mrs. b. Bach, Mr.. and Mrs
John Heckel Dir. and Mrs. Newton Loo
msn, Mrs Charles Beher, and Msssrs. Joe
Thorn burg, Cherries Behler. William Woly-
inqtor, William Blum, Charles WOeber,
Herman Schamhrp, John Volhpger, Gus
Snyder, George Bell, George Klee, John
Wilberi, William Lsus, George Yahu,
Torrance WOeber, Frank Digmiller, John
RiCster, Harry Ankle, JOHN Halter Of Ale
gheuy. AIr Ball, Are Morris, e.. Yahn.
ems Mayer, Ed. SchWinn, Mr. Wells Eu-
gene Birch. George Bach Henry AID WI
liam Bellluger, August HscSel, ChsrlGs
Piel Frank L efs, John K9Tn and Henry
Yallrger.
Mr.. and hrs Walters were rendered G
very pleasant surprise on Tuesday evening
at their residence on Fourteenth street,
the chief amusements being progressive
eucbre. Those present were as follows:
Misses Threase Heilmi Ter Josie YesgeT,
LIZ Werner, Mary Miller, Josie Freise,
Emma Miller. Mary NOlte, Annie IDkey,
Meggia Chapman, and Messrs. OFT We7-
ner, Elsie Williams, ice Hoffman,, VIII
Nolte, Fred Fcei.e, Lou Freiss, Frank
Morris. Geo. Freise Mr. Leu Freise won
the first g5ntleman's and Miss Thrsase
H-ilmiller the first lady's priza. Mr.
Williams and Mics Maggie Chapman took
the 'boobies"
A very pleasant surprise party was given
st the home of Miss Bertha Hirsch, on
Tof street. Thursday evening. Dancing
and vsrious games were INDUCED Ia until
late hou-. when refreshments we're serv-
ed. and the merry party separated for
home about a. m. wishing their hostess
many happy days Those present were
Misses Lula Peaks, Minnie Tnurton, An
rie Hoffman, Annie Seibks, Nsttie PGcht,
LIZZIE Gunner, Kstie HelmbIight, Mary
Bandi. Rose Briess, Tisbue Cornell, LIZZIE
Foose Lottie TIMERS. Sadie Nebold, Kate
Nawsou. Margie WMfeld, and Messrs.
VIII Seibke, George 7. Bowers, Louis
Hoffman. WD. Heftley, Louis BITTER,
Harry PfstTenbach, Harry Arbsnz, Harry
Schultz. John scott, Harry Sykes, Albert
Suaub.
On Wednesday, February 20, at the res
Hence of VIM. Knox, Eq near Glepcos,
Ohio. Mr.. Robert Alexander and Miss
Nina Knox were married. Only the I'M
mediate relatives Of the bride and groom
were present.
Miss Gertrude Hughes very pleasantly
entertained a number Of friends ct her
home on La Belle Avenue Friday evening.
Miss Maggie West entertained num-
her of her young friends Thursday eve
ming in a pleasant manner, at the home OF
her Darents, No. 1913 Eighteenth Street, N
honor of her guests, Mr.. kregg Whitney
and sister Miss Elite, Of Boston. Darclng
and music were the amusements and con-
tjnued until a seasOnable hour, when
bountiful supper was served, TO which the
quests did ample justice, sod it was late
bour h, fore the party reluctantly dispersed,
all being agreed that Miss Maggie was
charming hostess.
Miss Ella Arkle was very pleasantly sur
prised by number of her young friends
AZ her home on the South Side, last Ihurs-
day evening Cards and dominoes were
tbe faatnres of the evenings amusement.
At n O'Clock supper was served and dis
cugsed. and the guests left at an early hour
next morning.
Twentv-four inch silk handkerchiels are
the latest. A linen handkerchief, hem
stitched and drawn, is also a very pretty
novelty. A new line of beautiful watered
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