Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-03-30

vile: Miss Alice McCabe, Mrs w. b.
lMcMechen. and MesSrS. Ed. Il. RAM
helm. Charles b. OFT and Charles w
List. Mr.. Franzheim has been maue
manager. and as he successfully man
aged a dramatic club i'm Boston Ior tilree
wears. ne will see that these productions
are put ON i'm the proper style. IL Is
boped that the plays will be ready Tor
+be nublic paze i'm about three weeks or
n month. and as the characters Will all
be- I'm capablc hands a very pleasing
dramatic event may be looked for. 1t Is
understood thai the hall of The Wheel
ing Club will be- the theatre. No better
place could be found.
Apropos of The Club, several young
ladies whom / met ON the street the
|other dav. informed me that they had
been out ON shopping expedition and
\ had stopped i'm AT The Club TO renew
their toilets. and there was hardly
enough powder there to go around
They thought The Club was Just
splendid place 20 stop i'm ON such occa-
sions. and good powder box well
| filled would be highly appreciated by
them. This is merely pointer.
The society man of the ParkerSburg
Journal claims 10 have horse ON the
gentleman who SlingS the social quill
ON the Sentinel of the same place. lie
saws that 1.-THE Sentinel published the
|other day the dance invitations issued
|bv MeSSrS. Blackford. Bandy and Dana,
and ON the card appeared, rs usual, the
polite request. "R. :. Y. p" Evidently
not man i'm the Sentinel Office had ever
seen the initials before. and 50 the bril-
liant aud cultured and accomplished So
ciety editor decided that ''R. ). Y. +.
must necessarily stand for the name Of
some organization 10 which the young
gentlemen belonged. The result was
that he wrote and published this COM
ment: The dance is under the auspices
/ of the X. :. Y. F.. which is composed Of
well known society young gentlemen OF
our city"
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One of the most enjoyable events of
the season i'm Bridgeport society was
I luncheon given last Thursday afternoon
| by Mrs John Topping and Miss Minnie
/ Alexander. at the residence of Mrs. Top
ping. i'm Kirkwood. Sixteen ladies, in
GLIDING the two hoSteSSeS. sat down to
table beautifully decked with roses
and other flowers At the plate of each
guest was pretty souvenir card, con-
tanning a pen sketch and an appropriate
inscription. the card being tied with Il
coIorcd ribbon. The luncheon was
served I'm courses, the ladies being al
table several hours. and IL is needless to
SAY that every moment was filled with
pleasure. When at last the time came
TO part. the hOSteSSes were congratu-
lated from all sides upon the success OF
their charming entertainment. Those
present were: Mrs. O. T. Rhodes, Mrs
b. NJ. Caldwell. Mrs. II. c. Branum,
Mrs. II. G.. Branum. Mrs. ChaS. Jun
kinS. Mrs. W. T. Graham. Mrs. w. Ii.
Clark. Mrs George G.. Mckee, Mrs. DR..
W. :. Fisher. Mrs. j. W. Ramsey, and
Misses Nan Duncan. Lucy Alexander
MAY Todd and Clara Forbes.
The commerce held Tuesday evening
at the Arion club house by the menu
beers of the singing and literary sections
of the society was very pleasant
affair. 10 was i'm the nature of stag
party. and an present had good time,
song. speech and story enlivening the
occasion. while numerous SalamanderS
created much amusement and ample
refreshments.
The card party given 90 Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert MabiS at the AriOn club house
Tuesday evening by number OF the
Younger members of the society was
DELIGHTFUL success. the affair being a
farewell 10 Mr.. and Mrs. MabiS. prevl-
ous To their departure for ElkinS, on
the West Virginia Central and PlttSOurg
Railway. where Mr.. MabiS is engaged
with the Hoffman tannery. About
TWENTY-FIVE couples were present,
and nrorreSSiVe euchrc occupied the
time very pleasantly and interestingly
rnru eleven O'Clock. when NJ was found
chat Mrs. Tom Fox and Mr.. John Lutz
had won first prizes and Mrs. Dave
Morgan aud Mr.. John Freidei had come
I'm for second hOuorS. while MISS MolIle
Schwertfcgerand Mr.. Ed Stifel captured
the boobies Mrs NabiS was presented
with a very handsome pluSh-covcred
writing desk as q token of the regard OF
her friends. After luncheon, and "a
pleasant season of conversation, the
merry asSemblage dispersed with many
kiud wishes for Mr.. and Mrs. MaolS'
who viii leave for their new home
shortly after Easter.
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Thursday evening a very pleasant
event took place al the residence OF Rev.
r. H. DornhlaScr. ON South Broadway,
Island. ON which occasion about $50 OF
the Young people of the English Luz
theran church surprised their pastor ana
hi, estimablc wife i'm "a very pleasant
way. I'm celebration of the anniversary
of their births Mr. and Mrs. DornDla-
ser. though taken at disadvantage.
soon recovered themselves and made
their guests feel AT home. very de-
Nrhtful evening being the result. FrOI.
A. F.. Wright. during the evening, pre-
scented the host and hostess with an elc-
raut sideboard and a rocker. ON behalf
OFF the Young folks. which were accepted
bv Rev. Dornblascr in neat remarks.
Refreshments were served. good wishes
were extended and when il came time TO
depart an did SO very reluctantly.
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Monday evening Mr.. Charles Etz en-
tertained a number of his friends very
pleasantly at Maennerchor hall previous
to his departure for FoStoria where he
has connected himself with glass
works. A very pleasant time was spent
by those present and many good wishes
will follow Mr. Etz i'm his new location
although his many friends regret to
have him leave Wheeling.
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One of the plcaSanteSt and most hota-
Bile events of the season was the celc-
bration of the Golden Wedding oil Mt
and Mrs. Lewis Hull. at their residence
near Triadclphia. Wednesday afternoon.
+ A large number of the country folk