Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-05-18

an enjoyable time is looked forward to.
The party viii consist of from twenty to
twenty-five persons and will be a jolly one.
The bowling alleys at the Park have been
secured for every Wednesday evening
throughout the entire summer by party of
society folks who expect 10 have a delight
ful time. The first meeting was held last
I Wednesday evening and II proved an en-
/ joyable one. As the party is a very con-
genial one, and the amusement is fascina-
ting one, no doubt some champion rollers
viii be developed before the season is at an
end
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And now the modern girl has struck an
other fad, and il is rather startling one.
I The Parisienne has prOverb ri fdlu
SoUfrir d'etrc belle" and the society girl is
adopting this adage and says lit is neces-
S;iry 10 kick TO be beautiful If your inn
aginaton will allow YOU, YOU can picture
/ her in the morning after she jumps out OF
/ bed prancing around the room in her slum-
\ Der gown doing a quiet can-can by herself.
/ We may almost imagine a party of pretty
/ Misses kicking at a mark set on the wall TO
see whose feet should so the highest.
I kicking saws a clever girl, 'trains down
the figure. and there is nothing ike il to
/ supplenesS / also may add that il makes
me hungry" a ballet kick before the
morning bath is now the latest social fad.
T Thursday evening that organization of
Juvenile society people known as the Fri
day Night Club was delightfully."- enter
| tanned by Misses Laura and Helen Cald-
well. az the residence of their parents, Gen.
and Mrs. Alfred Caldwell, on North Main
street. The parlOrs of the house certainly
presented a charming scene while the dance
was i'm progress. The carpets We're covered
with snowy linen and the little folks We're
very prettily dressed; there are no prettier
dancers in town than they, and none more
/ capable of enjoying such an occasion. Prof.
I killmeyer furnished the music, and dur
Ing the evening the German was danced,
being led by Master FraQk Sweeney, grace
\ fully assisted by Miss Maude Richards.
I The figures and favOrs were neat and pref
/ ". Tempting refreshments were served
/ by ZiegenfeIder at the proper hour and
were enjoyed When the little folks left ii
was with many Acknowledgements to their
charming hOsteSses for the splendid time
they had spent.
The Progressive Euchre Club of Bridge
port was pleasantly entertained Thursday
evening by Mrs. Charles JunkinS. at her
/ residence in kirkwood About twenty
four ladies and gentlemen were present,
and very enjoyable evening was spent in
the ever interesting game. Mrs. H. G..
Branum captured the lady's prize, a hand
/ some piece of Royal Worcester ware; aud
I Mr.. O. II. Rhodes took the gentleman's
prize, several handsome fine neck scarfS
/ Refreshments were served and discussed,
and the meeting was voted most delight
I ful one
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Miss Jennie Mcdonald entertained 4
small party of friends, at her home on
North Main street Monday evening
I Cards. conversation and refreshments com
biued 10 form very enjoyable affair
Mrs. Mary Allison entertained a number
of friends al a very enjoyable dinner party
+ Thursday evening. at her residence on Fiji
teenth street.
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Thursday evening Miss Sophie Wurz-
bacher entertained a number of friends
very pleasantly at her home In honor of
Miss Addie Brown. of California, who is
I her guest. The evening was spent IN var
ious social amusements very eniOyaOly, re
freshmentS being "a feature highly appre-
ciated Miss Brown will remain in the
city several weeks.
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The Our Club was pleasantly enter
tanned Friday evening. at the residence OF
Mrs. T. D. Noble i'm the East End Pro
gressive euchre was the chief feature, and
as usual the ''invincibles.' Miss Fannie
Wells and Mr. Charles Noble, carried of
first honors Miss Mollie Blake and j.
Alpheus Maginuis took the second hOnOrS
+ Luscious refreshments were served at the
finale of the contest, after which dancing
was INDUCED in until the infant hours OF
morn This viii be the last meeting of the
club this season. The club diSbands with
many pleasant memories of the hospitality
and many delightful entertainments given
by the lady members and friends
\ Miss Lille Vance entertained number
of her Young friends very pleasantly at the
/ residence of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. j.
\ \. Vance. on North Main street, Friday
evening Dancing 10 Prof. Gents music
was the principal feature of amusement
and "a very ENJOYABLE time was spent by all
present Refreshments of tempting ma
/ turc We're served at a seasouable hour, 10
which all did justice. The amuSementS
continued until "a late hour when the merry
party dispersed. delighted with the enter
taiumcut.
Mr. Edwin b. Nicewaner. assistant en-
gineer of the Wheeling Bridge Company,
entertained a party of friends very pleas
antlv. at the residence of Mrs Caroline
Brues. on North Front street, Island, last
evening. The host was untirlng IN ms Ell
forts 20 make all present have good time.
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The Arion Society closed the winter sea
son of amusements. at the club house, last
Tuesday evening. with general entertain
a. ..etff. "a
|Kilmever PLAYED for dancing, while those
who didn't care to dance. played cards or
otherwise amused themselves. The affair
was certainly an enjoyable close 70 a de
irhtful season. The summer festivities OF
the Arion will soon commence, and this
summer promises 20 be very gay one.
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Miss Linda Rosenberg very pleasantly
entertained the members of the Nv. ID.
/ c. club at her home on Chaplne street,
Friday evening Games of all kinds were
indulGed i'm. and at "a seas0nable hour the
quests were ushered into the spacious DIN
inp-room. where large table was spread
with the good things of this world, and all
aid ustice To the tempting feast. After
/ supper the amusemcutS were resumed tOr
short time. and then the guests departed
Inn delighted with the manner in which
/ they spent the evening with thelr charhl-
/ ing little hostess.
I A party of well known society people
took Inn the Benwood steel plant by moon
LIGHT last Friday evening. The strangers
amour the party were Miss stella Moore
+ of Akron. o Miss Maud PeckofCuyahoga
Falls. O.. and Messrs. Fred Clark ana r.
ID. Cook. of Columbus.
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The Garden Spot CroQuet Club, an or
canizatiou numbering among us members
/ some of the best players in the city. open
/ ca the seasons festivities last evening at
+ their new grounds on Donaldson lawn
and "a very pleasant time was spent, quite
I n number OF visitors being present.
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