Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-10-12

new on South Chapnne street, luS VSV"
sion being in honor of the visit OF ms son, |
Carlos Mckinney, of Darango, DahO1a
Dominoes. cards and various parlor games |
occupied the time until nearly eleven |
O'Clock. when refreshments were served.
The final feature of the programme was
game called 1.-The question contest" Inc
side answering the most questions satis-
factorilv won the prize, and the winning
side was captained by Miss Susie Leavitt,
of Bellaire.
Miss Annie Siebke entertained a number
of friends at her home on the South Side,
"Wednesday evening. The evening was
very pleasantly spent by the young folks IN
games. dancing and conversation. Refresh
ments. served At midnight, were discussed
with apparent relish, the party dispensing
at a seasouable hour
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Miss Annie Hagedorn was very pleasant
IN surprised at her home on South Eotf
street. Thursday evening, the occasion
being the anniversary of her birth. After
rendering congratulations, the guests re
paired 10 Windsor Hall, where the evening
was spent in dancing 10 the enlivening
strains of Mayors orchestra. One OF the
most ENJOYABLE features of the affair was a
temnt.ug supper served At midnight.
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Peter Stanton was rendered very pleas
ant surprise party, Thursday evening, at
his home on South EOn street. About
twenty couples of his friends were present,
and i'm dancing and other diversions spent
"a well-planned evening.
The winter season was ushered in by the
Ar.on Singing Society Thursday evening
,,,i-b 81 Grand concert and ball, at the club
10Th - n.
ans hail was appropriately decorated for
~ occasion. The members and their lady
f~iends were present in full force. The
e>errises opened with u concert. Each
number of the concert programme was
,,.,II rendered bv the Opera House orches-
tr-l and received merited applause. AT
the conclusion OF the concert the floor was
cleared and the remainder OF the evening
spent in terpsichOrean pleasures. George II.
Ebeling Frank kheveS, Milton Mabis and
H. Seabright composed the committee in
charge of this feature of the programme.
Ii was an early hour in the morning when
the merry asSemblage dispersed
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Prof. John Mullen gave the second of his
series of receptions 10 his present and
former pupils, at Mannerchor Hall, Thurs
day evening Prof. Charles killmeyer
Oticiated AT the piano There was quite a
large number of participants on the floor,
and many of the latest figures We're fully
discussed.
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The chief matrimonial event of the week
was the Wilson-Lenkard affair ut st.
Luke's Episcopal church, on the Island,
Thursday afternoon. Among the guests
from OUT of town in attendance were Mrs.
Wilson and y X. Wilson, of PittSburg,
mother and brother of the groom; Mrs. Il.
H. HOlliweu. of Chicago. sister of the
groom: Mrs. Wright. Mrs. +. Thistle, John
Davis and y. Is. Wigley, OF PittsOurg:
Misses Ella and Kate Philips of Allegheny,
aud Mr. aud Mrs Wilson, OF Pittsburg, the
groom's brother and wife. The ushers were
Harry {. Franzheim. of this city; James
o. HOwells, of Bridgeport; y X. Wilson,
of Pittsburg, and Reuben Philips. of Ale
gheny AT half past three, to the rhythmic
melody of the LOhengrin march, executed
bv Miss Annie Sage, the contracting par
ties. Mr. W. \. Wilson, and Mrs Ida Len
kard. entered the sanctuary. where the sol
emu obligations were administered by the
rector. Rev Jacob Birmingham. After the
ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Wilson held a brief
reception in the parlors of the sanctuary,
and were ShOwered with congratulations.
Mr. and Mrs Wilson took the 80 train for
Pittsburg. and Will later visit New York
and other Eastern cities.
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ON Monday evening Mrs. F. p. Boyd en-
tertained a few of her friends at her home
ou Thirteenth street in a very charming
manner In honor of her daughter. Mrs.
Richards Williams, previous 10 her de-
prture for home. Whist, euchre and
chess were the games INDUCED in, and
afterwards choice refreshments we're
served. At seasOnable hour the company
u d.. s-..ff Oh.
hostess many returns of the evening
IL YOU want a very stylish wrap get a
long cloak of satin in dark brown, invisible
green. dahlia red. or navy blue. Have II
sort of a Josephine in cut. tied AZ the belt
with streamers of wide ribbon and finish
tae neck and shoulders with a cape of lace
frills or ruching. This IS a garment In
tended for sunny autumn days to cover the
dress that is TOO gay 20 appear on the
street, yet perfec ly appropriate IN a con-
cert or place of amusement.
The Heliotrope Social held a meeting last
week and elected Ed. Bach. President:
Charles Hathaway, Vice President, and
Charles Dick, Treasurer They Will here
after hold a meeting at the homes of the
members every month. ANY member wish
ing to Join should call on Edward Bach.
To our energetic and hospitable German
citizens is due the credit of much OF the
reiguiur sociability of the past week. The
celebration ON German Day, which in eX-
tent and variety was one of the finest ever
seen iu this section. and which displayed in
no small degree the tact and ingenuity OF
I the representatives. was followed later IN
the dav with "A series of social affairs which
were all successfully enacted. There were
four balls in progress in the evening, the
scenes OF the enjoyment being IN Turner,
Beethoven. Ariou and Mozart Halls. II
was perhaps the gayest night OF the week.
Mr. aud Mrs William Schwertfeger will
entertain a party of friends next Wednes-
dav. from eight 10 twelve. NJ their home on
North Main street.
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An afternoon reception will be given on
Thursday of this week by Mrs. Mary y.
Franzheim at her home on North Main
street
MIR George Rentsch. OF the firm OF Geo.
VI. shook X Co, rendered the ladies' and
gentleman in their employ banquet on
THURSDAY night at his residence on Eoh
street The evening was an enjoyable one,
being spent in discussing the delcacleS oil /
the season. and in varions entertainments.
Atan early hour the party broke up, after
wishing tue host and hostess many happy |
returns
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The Daughters of Liberty, the ladies' !
auxiliary of the United Order Of Ameri- |
can Mechanics. gave a grand ball at West |
woods Hall Friday evening, and it was a
pronounced success.
The hop at The Wheeling Club Monday
evening was very pleasant affair, and a
large number of The members Of the CLUB
were present 70 enjoy the dancing. Prof. !
Charlie Killmeyer furnished music on the
piano and Prof. K. d. Colby on the man
dOlin and guitar
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